Use of mobile technology by healthcare professionals - part 1
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La rivoluzione digitale in sanità è spinta anche dal fatto che sempre più medici e professionisti sanitari si avvalgono della tecnologia digitale per migliorare le loro prestazioni professionali, semplificare le parti burocratiche del loro lavoro, archiviare i dati dei loro pazienti, migliorare l’erogazione del servizio sanitario, implementando soluzioni digitali per il monitoraggio dei loro pazienti.
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