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Healthcare Operations Analysis Utilizing Information Technology Explain the use of information technology in operational analysis within healthcare. What are the important things to consider in selecting operational metrics (administrative vs. clinical ) to use in an operational analysis? Identify and describe an example of a contemporary information technology tool used in managing and analyzing operational data? .
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