1. risk scoring for chronic diseases, population health
2. avoiding 30-day hospital readmissions
3. getting ahead of patient deterioration
4. forestalling appointment no-shows
5. preventing suicide and patient self-harm
6. predicting patient utilization patterns
7. managing the supply chain
8. ensuring strong data security
9. developing precision medicine and new therapies
10. bolstering patient engagement and satisfaction

Source: Health IT Analytics, September 4, 2019

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