25th Annual HIMSS Leadership Survey

By Healthcare IT News
March 27, 2014
10:39 AM

Healthcare IT leaders are worried about having enough money to successfully complete healthcare IT projects, according to the findings of the 25th Annual 2014 HIMSS Leadership Survey. Last year the top concern was staffing.

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