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Innovating Healthcare with Data Transforming Medical Research

daniellemiller61
Jun 5
1 min read

Updated: 2 days ago

Discover how data is revolutionizing medical research in this insightful session hosted by Qlik and IPC Global. Learn how powerful analytics tools are accelerating clinical trials, enhancing research accuracy, and streamlining workflows.

Explore how Qlik integrates seamlessly with major healthcare EMRs like Epic and Allscripts, empowering researchers to navigate large datasets with speed and precision. From improving decision-making to driving healthcare innovation, see how the right data tools can transform outcomes.

🔍 Key Takeaways:

Boost research efficiency with real-time analytics
Streamline clinical trials through integrated workflows
Enhance collaboration across EMRs like Epic and Allscripts
Make faster, data-informed decisions in healthcare,

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