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[Review] Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice (PS4)

Dark Souls But I Can Only Parry

Continuing my very sporadic playthrough of From Software's games, it's Sekiro! I knew going in that it's deliberately breaking the Souls mould in certain ways, but I didn't always get on with its choices and experiments. It's a narrower, more focused experience, which works both for it and against it.

The setting is Japan—yes, the country on Earth—late in the Sengoku period. It's not exactly historically accurate though, as you encounter phantasms, fishmen, strangely intelligent animals, supernatural ninja powers, and forces divine and demonic; and yet it's more grounded than some "fantasy Japan" games I've played. The part of me that loves to make connections between From's games was a tad disappointed that this takes place on The Earth when it didn't necessarily need to be, but that's a nitpick.

Having a strong sense of place and tone was a part of what endeared Bloodborne to me, and that applies here too. I have come to appreciate Elden Ring's complex and layered lore more over time, but both approaches have merit. In the case of Sekiro, it's a personal story with a small cast of connected characters. I struggled at times to grasp the precise political situation and how they fit into it but the themes of how various people and factions struggled for immortality and how it corrupted them in turn resonated.

The story and themes come together in the person of the player character Wolf, a ninja sworn to loyalty and protection of Kuro, a golden child who inherited the powers of a godly dragon. Many seek to exploit his gift but he bestows on Wolf the power of resurrection, which serves as a gameplay mechanic to help you bounce back from defeats (which will be many). Their ultimate goal is to rid Kuro of this tainted gift, which is done through a series of convoluted steps that take you to the corners of the isolated Ashina fiefdom and beyond to the divine realm.

Wolf's nature as a specified character ties into the removal of many RPG elements, relative to other Soulslike games. His ninja skills and prosthetic arm open the door to many new gameplay features: acrobatic grappling, various limited-use combat tools, and stealth takedowns. I enjoyed engaging with the sneaking to pick off enemies, and combat while risky is ultimately satisfying, but I felt restricted by the emphasis on consumable items and what I saw as prescriptions on how the game is to be played.

I spoke about a narrow focus: Sekiro's combat is all about the back and forth of parrying. More important than an enemy or boss's health bar is their posture meter, which is worn down by your attacks or by blocking theirs with precise timing. The lack of a stamina mechanic and speed of your attacks rewards aggressive play, but you can't just go all-out; you absolutely must read cues that suggest counterattacks, and on top of this learn the timing and behaviours of the various enemies. I particularly struggled with the more difficult attacks: grabs, thrusts, and sweeps are denoted by a warning kanji and have totally different responses, but in the heat of the moment I could never distinguish between three complex characters. They could have at least made them different colours!

More than any other From game, I got mightily upset with certain encounters and sequences. I was walled hard by difficulty spikes in the early game, with little recourse but to push through by repeated attempts. My chief nemesis: a simple one-armed ninja in a cramped well who becomes a regular mook later in the game! The midgame was more to my liking when things opened up and I got more of a grip on the mechanics and flow, but lategame bosses and the final fight completely stomped my arse again. Looking up tricks and strategies online helped, but you still have to build muscle memory yourself.

Sekiro doesn't seem to want to help you develop it though. FromSoft has implemented needlessly player-hostile mechanics before, but death in Sekiro is especially punishing. You'll instantly lose half your money and experience towards your latest skill point, unless a percentage chance happens to save you, and this chance goes down the more you die! It's actually not too bad if you go out of your way to farm XP and spend your dosh when you know there's a boss coming, but death can happen at any time, and the in-game economy felt out of wack while the skill trees are bloated with dubious abilities.

Overall I think Sekiro is a success. It builds on a Souls skeleton but with new flavours (to mix some metaphors), and delivers a cool ninja fantasy with some powerful imagery and setpieces. I just can't decide if its action-adventure mechanics make it more accessible than other From games, or if the prescriptive parry playstyle and lack of levelling make it a harder sell. My feelings are mixed; I'm glad I played it but also relieved to have beaten it... it can't hurt me anymore!

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Fishbone #010

the human cost rolls downhill

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I hate having to write this. I hate that this is a thing that happened to be written about.

In early 2024 a private virtual clinic providing medical care for a vulnerable and underserved patient demographic allegedly replaced 80% of its human staff with machine learning software.

As far as I can find this hasn't been reported on in the media so far and many of the details are currently not public record. I can't confirm how many staff were laid off, how many quit, how many remain, and how many of those are medics vs how many are admin. I can't confirm exact dates or software applications. This uncertainty about key details is why I'm not naming the clinic. I don't want to accidentally do a libel.

I'm not a journalist and ancestors willing researching this post is as close as I'll ever have to get. It's been extremely depressing. The patient testimonials are abundant and harrowing.

What I have been able to confirm is that the clinic has publicly announced they are "embracing AI," and their FAQs state that their "algorithms" assess patients' medical history, create personalised treatment plans, and make recommendations for therapies, tests, and medications. This made me scream out loud in horror.

Exploring the clinic's family of sites I found that they're using Zoho to manage appointment scheduling. I don't know what if any other applications they're using Zoho for, or whether they're using other software alongside it. Zoho provides office, collaboration, and customer relationship management products; things like scheduling, videocalls, document sharing, mail sorting, etc.

The clinic's recent Glassdoor reviews are appalling, and make reference to increased automation, layoffs, and hasty ai implementation.

The patient community have been reporting abnormally high rates of inadequate and inappropriate care since late February/early March, including:

Wrong or incomplete prescriptions

Inability to contact the clinic

Inability to cancel recurring payments

Appointments being cancelled

Staff simply failing to attend appointments

Delayed prescriptions

Wrong or incomplete treatment summaries

Unannounced dosage or medication changes

The clinic's FAQ suggests that this is a temporary disruption while the new automation workflows are implemented, and service should stabilise in a few months as the new workflows come online. Frankly I consider this an unacceptable attitude towards human lives and health. Existing stable workflows should not be abandoned until new ones are fully operational and stable. Ensuring consistent and appropriate care should be the highest priority at all times.

The push to introduce general-use machine learning into specialised areas of medicine is a deadly one. There are a small number of experimental machine learning models that may eventually have limited use in highly specific medical contexts, to my knowledge none are currently commercially available. No commercially available current generation general use machine learning model is suitable or safe for medical use, and it's almost certain none ever will be.

Machine learning simply doesn't have the capacity to parse the nuances of individual health needs. It doesn't have the capacity to understand anything, let alone the complexities of medical care. It amplifies bias and it "hallucinates" and current research indicates there's no way to avoid either. All it will take for patients to die is for a ML model to hallucinate an improper diagnosis or treatment that's rubber stamped by an overworked doctor.

Yet despite the fact that it is not and will never be fit for purpose, general use machine learning has been pushed fait accompli into the medical lives of real patients, in service to profit. Whether the clinic itself or the software developers or both, someone is profiting from this while already underserved and vulnerable patients are further neglected and endangered.

This is inevitable by design. Maximising profit necessitates inserting the product into as many use cases as possible irrespective of appropriateness. If not this underserved patient group, another underserved patient group would have been pressed, unconsenting, into unsupervised experiments in ML medicine--and may still. The fewer options and resources people have, the easier they are to coerce. You can do whatever you want to those who have no alternative but to endure it.

For profit to flow upwards, cost must flow downwards. This isn't an abstract numerical principle it's a deadly material fact. Human beings, not abstractions, bear the cost of the AI bubble. The more marginalised and exploited the human beings, the more of the cost they bear. Overexploited nations bear the burden of mining, manufacture, and pollution for the physical infrastructure to exist, overexploited workers bear the burden of making machine learning function at all (all of which I will write more about another day), and now patients who don't have the option to refuse it bear the burden of its overuse. There have been others. There will be more. If the profit isn't flowing to you, the cost is--or it will soon.

It doesn't have to be like this. It's like this because humans made it this way, we could change it. Indeed, we must if we are to survive.

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Life Update

Friends! Readers! The five bots who keep sending me cryptic messages! Hello, greetings, and fond wishes to you all!

It has been a long, long time since I’ve been around, and I offer my sincerest apologies for that. I’ve been doing a lot of outside charity work the past few months, and it has been keeping me busier than I could have possibly imagined.

Last month, I was chair for my childhood church’s Fair Stand, for tragically its final year. We managed to go out with a bang, but for the 9 days I was working from 6 am - 10 pm straight, it really didn’t feel like much of a win at the time.

While there, despite our consistent masking and distancing, my roommie and I both caught Covid. While we both have our boosters and plenty of meds to keep us going, it really did a number on us. I’m actually still currently taking a prescription, and I’ve been sick for well over a month now. Some of my current symptoms are vaguely reminiscent of pneumonia, and I’m hoping I haven’t caught That Again.

In spite of the illness, I’ve also been roped into helping with Another event at said church, a Sunday School Halloween Party at the end of this month. The lady in charge is very dear to me however, so it’s more fun than work now. I can’t wait for everything to come together~!

A lot of you have been sending worried asks, and I’ve wanted to reply to all of you as I got them, but I really haven’t been online as much as I would have liked. The past few months have seen little of a proper in-person social life either, though I did meet someone up at the Fair. ^_^; He’s super sweet, makes phenomenal waffles, and designs almost all of his own clothes. Also spent a good 20 minutes geeking out about our favorite video production software the night we met, so I guess I owe my college professor for encouraging me to take another semester in that class. 

I have some more big things coming up, including another trip to DC this coming November, and maybe a trip out to see some of my friends out in The Bronx this Yuletide season if I can swing it~

I am coming back though, that I promise. I have soooo many ideas still simmering, and you’ve all been sending me such lovely requests that only fuel the fire more! My dream right now however is to finish writing that one Romano piece I’ve been hacking away at for the past... year? Two years? What is Time? How old am I?-

TLDR:

Hello my darlings! I have been ridiculously busy when offline, and I haven’t really had any time or inspiration to write because of that. I’m trying to ease back into it, and while I can’t make promises, I’m going to try my hardest to post a few more things before the end of 2022. Stay tuned; there’s plenty in store~

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Alterations in Home Health Care and Residential Care Facilities

The assisted living industry and home health care are rapidly adopting digital and high-tech solutions. This article delves into some current developments in the market. We will discuss the future of community design, the cost of care, and how health bots are gradually replacing human caregivers in non-contact care settings.

A company based in Minnesota is introducing robotic caregivers into nursing homes to increase the availability of non-contact home care for the elderly. Monarch Healthcare Management, which operates 40 nursing homes in Minnesota, aims to introduce two robots into each facility. These robots, which can be purchased for between $12,500 and $32,000, are designed to aid with ADLs and memory care.

When nursing facilities start to lose patients and staff, the transition to robot caretakers will begin. This has led several businesses to investigate using robot caretakers instead of humans. There are several benefits to this new technology. Robots can help with things like dressing, bathing, and companionship. In addition to lessening the chance of infection, the robots also cut down on the amount of time spent interacting with other people.

Assisted living institutions must use electronic medication management systems since residents take an average of 12–14 prescriptions daily. The most effective software for this purpose establishes an electronic connection with a patient's pharmacy and streamlines the distribution of medications. Essential data, such as residents' vital signs, fall detection, and sleep quality, are also tracked by the program.

The reporting and financial elements of an eMAR system are comprehensive. This facilitates survey readiness and increases the safety of pharmaceutical stockpiles. Transcription mistakes and unreadable handwriting are also avoided by technology. Errors in prescribing medicine are reduced in assisted living institutions that use cutting-edge technologies.

An online software platform is ideal for home care institutions. The program should interface with a long-term care pharmacy and contain compliance and business functions. The software vendor should consider the assisted living industry's unique business requirements.

Community planning is one of the newest developments in the field of assisted living. This layout makes it possible to have smaller dwellings and shared spaces. This makes for a safer and friendlier work atmosphere. In addition, efforts are concentrated on streamlining interactions between the same members of staff and the same population of residents.

Communities need to accommodate the changing requirements of their senior residents as their population ages. It is becoming increasingly common for retirement communities to welcome dogs. This way, people may keep their pets and continue with their lives without having to find new homes for them or wait until their dogs pass away. Because of this, care facilities need to have flooring suitable for pets.

Moreover, there has been an awakening to the value of nature-based design in urban planning and development. The biophilic structure has been shown to have beneficial effects on both physical and mental health. This design aesthetic values natural light and comprises abundant windows, courtyards, water elements, and vegetation. When designing new buildings, many architects think about how their tenants will feel, and some are even coming up with novel ways to lessen the spread of disease.

Care at home and in assisted living facilities can range widely in price. A good illustration of this is that the cost of living in the New York City region is around 20% higher than the national average. The city also includes over 1,300 home care agencies and some of the best hospitals in the country. Monthly costs for nonmedical home care in New York City range from $5,339 to $5,529.

The cost of in-home assistance relies on the number of hours of service required each month. Hiring a home health aide or a homemaker for eight hours a day, seven days a week, will earn you roughly $800 weekly. The average monthly salary for a home health caregiver is $4,195, with part-time aides averaging $2,660.

Although home care costs vary from state to state, the national average is as follows. Overnight, weekend and holiday home health aides' rates tend to be higher than regular rates. One-hour work may also incur a surcharge.

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Things You Should Know About Pharmacy Management System

Any pharmacy, whether a brick-and-mortar store or an online operation, needs to have a system in place to manage inventory, process orders, and keep track of customer information. A pharmacy management system (PMS) is a software application that helps pharmacies to do just that. PMSs typically include features such as inventory management, prescription filling, order processing, and customer relationship management (CRM). While all of these features are important, inventory management and order processing capabilities are particularly crucial for ensuring that pharmacies run smoothly and efficiently.

Many different vendors provide pharmacy software, and the specific features offered can vary widely from one provider to another. However, all good PMSs should offer robust inventory management capabilities, including the ability to track stock levels, set reorder points, and generate reports. Order processing capabilities should include the ability to track incoming and outgoing orders, process payments, and generate shipping labels. And finally, a good PMS should also offer a robust CRM system to help pharmacies manage customer data.

When choosing a pharmacy software, it’s important to select one that meets the specific needs of your business. There is no one-size-fits-all solution when it comes to PMSs, so be sure to carefully evaluate the features offered by each vendor before making a decision. With the right PMS in place, you’ll be able to streamline your operations and improve your bottom line.

 In this post, we’ll discuss Why pharmacy management software is necessary and the providers who offer them. We’ll also discuss the features and benefits of these systems so that you can decide if one is right for your pharmacy.

Why pharmacy management software is necessary

Any system used in a pharmacy to aid in the automation of the pharmacy workflow is referred to as pharmacy management software. This involves performing duties like analysing doctor orders and creating prescriptions, managing inventories and ordering drugs, dealing with invoicing and insurance, offering to counsel, spotting incompatibilities, and more, all while adhering to legal requirements and policy.

And these are merely the conventional tasks that are automatable. The addition of many more features could give the pharmacy a competitive edge by improving the patient experience and luring clients with more individualised and interesting care. In the section that follows, we will go into greater depth regarding these features. Let’s now go over the major advantages a pharmacy software will enable you to achieve.

Enhancing the performance of pharmacists. 

The majority of a pharmacist’s working hours are spent dispensing medications. This activity necessitates intense concentration, extensive verification, careful consideration of drug interactions, and the ability to decipher the doctor’s handwriting. Is manual medicine dispensing required? In no way. Prescriptions can be readily managed by software with the help of seamless computer-computer communication, giving pharmacists more time to contact patients. This brings us to the following advantage.

Enhancing the results of patient health. 

A PMS can directly or indirectly assist patients who are seeking counselling from pharmacists in receiving better counselling. Pharmacists can interact with customers online via a patient portal in addition to spending more time with them in person. Additionally, a pharmacist can access a patient’s prescription history to provide more accurate recommendations by connecting to a hospital’s EHR. Additionally, specialised medication adherence systems can assist patients in managing the medications they take by enabling them to conveniently refill refillable prescriptions and receive notifications about them.

Avoiding medical fraud.

 By entering all prescription information into the Prescription Drug Monitoring Program database and reviewing it while distributing medications, pharmacies play a crucial part in aiding in the management of the distribution of prohibited dangerous substances (CDSs). As information is automatically linked to the patient’s history, a pharmacy software integrated with the PDMP portal enables you to reduce recording time and effort to just a few clicks.

Jai Infoway Features That It Provides

Here at Jai Infoway, we have over 10 years of experience in developing Hospital Management System software. Our team of expert developers has used the latest technologies to create a system that is user-friendly, efficient, and customizable. We understand the unique needs of hospitals and have designed our software to meet those needs. With our system, you will be able to track patient medical records, manage appointments and schedules, and bill insurance companies electronically. In addition, our system is scalable, so it can grow with your hospital as your needs change. We are confident that our system will help you run your hospital more efficiently and provide better care for your patients. Contact us today to learn more about our Healthcare solution and how we can help you.

Features Jain Infoway Provide

In-Patient Department Management

Patient Registration

Admission Process

Bed / Room Details / Allocation

Service Master

Invoice

Money Receipt

Discharge Summary

Patient History

Integrated Centralised Accounting

Attractive Room Status Dashboard

Pathology Lab Management

Specimen Management

Test Details Management

Doctors Management

Pathological Report Creation

Report Delivery

Test Register

Centralised Money Receipt on Cash Counter

Direct Format Placement in Lab

Attractive Report Format

Integrated Centralised Accounting

Pharmacy Management

Units Management

Inventory Management

Sales & Purchase Entry

Sales & Purchase Return

Sales / Purchase Day Book

Expiry List

Supplier Outstanding & Payment Details

Patients Outstanding & Payment Details

Complete Accounting & Various Inventory Reports

Inhouse Inventory Management

Categorised Inventory Management

Suppliers Management

Purchase Entry

Stock-Out Entry

Purchase Register

Stock Register

Supplier Outstanding & Payments Details

Stock Search & Stock Movement Details

Complete Inventory & Accounting Reports

Payroll

Employee Management

Leave Management

Salary Head Management

Leave & Advance Entry

Attendance Entry Through Biometric Device (Card or Thumb)

Payroll Voucher & Salary Disbursement Voucher

Salary Slip & Salary Sheet

Various customised reports

Integrated centralised Accounting support

Accounting

Department wise separate accounting reports

Centralised Accounting Reports

Accounting Reports like Daybook, Ledger Details, Voucher Details, Group Summary, Ledger Summary, Trial Balance, Profit & Loss, Balance Sheet, Sundry Debtor Outstanding, Sundry Creditor Outstanding & Many More

Accounting vouchers like Payment Voucher, Receipt Voucher, Bank & Cash Voucher, Journal Voucher, Debit Note, and Credit Note.

Department wise complete customised reports for accounting Verification with a complete zooming feature.

Radiology

Support for X-Ray & Ultrasound

Centralised Money Receipt on Cash Counter

Money Receipt wise JOB Distribution to departments

Ready formats for each patient on report Entry

Easy and Attractive Report Formats

Integrated Word Editor for Report Creation

Patient-wise Previous History on report entry

Integrated Centralised Accounting

Multiuser Support for Cash Counter, Doctor, and Report Delivery Counter.

Conclusion: 

If you are looking for pharmacy software, be sure to do your research first. Make sure you know what features and functions are important to you and that the software can meet your needs. There are many different pharmacy management system on the market, so take your time and find the one that is right for you. Jaiinfoway offers a comprehensive pharmacy software that can meet the needs of any business size or type. Contact us today to learn more about our software and how it can help streamline your pharmacy operations.

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The Environmental Benefits of Medicine Online Delivery

Medicine online delivery offers significant environmental benefits by reducing individual trips to pharmacies, thereby lowering carbon emissions. Efficient route planning for deliveries enhances fuel efficiency, while eco-friendly packaging minimises waste. Additionally, the use of digital records and paperless transactions conserves natural resources. Centralised inventory management reduces overstocking and medication waste, contributing to a more sustainable healthcare system. Overall, medicine online delivery supports a greener environment through these combined eco-friendly practices.

Lowering Carbon Emissions of Medicine Online Delivery

Medicine online delivery plays a crucial role in reducing carbon emissions. Traditional trips to pharmacies often involve multiple car journeys by individual customers, each contributing to the overall carbon footprint. In contrast, online delivery services consolidate numerous orders into fewer trips, utilising efficient delivery routes. This centralised approach significantly cuts down on the number of vehicles on the road, leading to a substantial decrease in fuel consumption and greenhouse gas emissions.

Improving Fuel Efficiency of Medicine Online Delivery

An important aspect of the environmental benefits of online medicine delivery is improved fuel efficiency. Delivery companies employ advanced route optimization software to plan the most efficient routes for their vehicles. This ensures that delivery vans travel shorter distances and make the maximum number of deliveries per trip. By optimising delivery routes, companies can minimise fuel usage, reduce traffic congestion, and decrease the environmental impact of their operations.

Utilising Eco-Friendly Packaging of Medicine Online Delivery

Many medicine online delivery services are adopting eco-friendly packaging solutions. This includes the use of recyclable, biodegradable, or compostable materials, reducing reliance on single-use plastics. Additionally, some companies offer packaging return programs, encouraging customers to send back packaging for reuse. These initiatives help decrease the amount of waste that ends up in landfills, promoting a more sustainable and circular economy.

Supporting Paperless Transactions of Medicine Online Delivery

Medicine online delivery supports the shift towards paperless transactions, which significantly reduces paper waste. E-prescriptions, digital invoices, and online billing eliminate the need for printed documents, thereby conserving trees and reducing deforestation. This not only helps in saving natural resources but also streamlines the process, making it more efficient and environmentally friendly. Digital record-keeping further contributes to sustainability by reducing the overall demand for paper.

Streamlining Inventory Management of Medicine Online Delivery

Efficient inventory management is another environmental benefit of medicine online delivery. Centralised warehouses allow for better control over stock levels, reducing the likelihood of overstocking and the wastage of expired medications. By distributing medicines based on actual demand, online delivery services minimise unnecessary production and the associated environmental costs. This approach ensures that resources are used more efficiently and sustainably.

Reducing Energy Consumption of Medicine Online Delivery

Operating physical pharmacy stores requires significant energy for lighting, heating, cooling, and running various equipment. Medicine online delivery services often operate from centralised warehouses that are designed to be energy-efficient. These facilities can implement green building practices, such as using energy-efficient lighting, climate control systems, and renewable energy sources like solar panels. This leads to lower overall energy consumption compared to traditional brick-and-mortar pharmacies.

Encouraging Sustainable Practices of Medicine Online Delivery

Medicine online delivery services encourage sustainable consumer behaviour by promoting eco-friendly practices among their customers. The use of recyclable packaging, digital transactions, and the reduction of carbon emissions through efficient delivery methods raise awareness about environmental sustainability. This increased awareness can lead customers to adopt more environmentally conscious habits in other areas of their lives, fostering a broader culture of sustainability.

Conclusion

Medical online delivery offers substantial environmental benefits, from reducing carbon emissions and improving fuel efficiency to utilising eco-friendly packaging and supporting paperless transactions. Streamlined inventory management and reduced energy consumption further contribute to its positive environmental impact. By encouraging sustainable practices, medicine online delivery not only improves healthcare accessibility and convenience but also supports a greener and more sustainable future.

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Ways EMR for Urgent Care Can Benefit You

Electronic Medical Records which is also called EMR is a support system for different medical facilities. Urgent care centers, which operate at a fast pace and deal with a wide range of medical issues, can significantly benefit from the implementation of EMR systems. The efficiency and accuracy of the EMRs are crucial. Implementing Electronic Medical Records (EMR) systems can revolutionize the way these facilities operate, bringing numerous benefits to both healthcare providers and patients. Here are several ways that EMR for urgent care can benefit you.

1. Improved Patient Care and Safety

One of the primary benefits of EMR systems is the enhancement of patient care and safety. EMRs provide healthcare providers with instant access to a patient's medical history, allergies, current medications, and previous treatments. This comprehensive view allows for more informed decision-making and reduces the risk of medical errors.

2. Increased Efficiency and Productivity

The EMR for urgent care systems streamline many administrative tasks, freeing up valuable time for healthcare providers to focus on patient care. Tasks such as charting, prescription writing, and appointment scheduling are automated, reducing the time spent on paperwork. This increased efficiency can lead to shorter wait times for patients and a higher throughput of patient visits, improving the overall productivity of the urgent care center. Visit EMR-EHRS today.

3. Enhanced Coordination of Care

Electronic Medical Records (EMR) systems play a crucial role in coordinating care within urgent care centers and across the broader healthcare system. This ensures that all providers involved in a patient's care have access to the same accurate and up-to-date information, improving continuity of care and patient outcomes. Electronic health record software or EMR systems are absolutely necessary tools. It helps in coordinating care in urgent care settings. By centralizing patient information, enabling real-time data sharing, ensuring interoperability, and improving communication, EMR systems enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of care delivery.

4. Better Data Management and Accessibility

EMR systems of EMR EHR software eliminate the need for paper records, reducing the risk of lost or misplaced documents. All patient information is stored digitally, making it easily accessible to authorized personnel at any time. This improved data management not only enhances the accuracy and completeness of medical records but also simplifies the process of retrieving and sharing patient information when needed.

5. Enhanced Patient Engagement

Many EMR systems include patient portals, which allow patients to access their medical records, view test results, and communicate with their healthcare providers online. Patients can also use these portals to schedule appointments, request prescription refills, and receive educational materials, enhancing their overall experience and satisfaction with the urgent care center.

6. Financial Benefits and Cost Savings

Practicing an urgent care EMR can lead to financial benefits and even cost savings for urgent care centers. By automating administrative tasks and reducing paperwork, EMRs can lower operational costs and improve billing accuracy. This can lead to faster reimbursements and a reduction in billing errors, enhancing the financial stability of the practice.

Adopting the EMR systems in urgent care centers offer a multitude of benefits. By leveraging the capabilities of EMR for urgent care systems, urgent care providers can deliver higher quality care, streamline their operations, and create a better experience for their patients. As the healthcare landscape continues to evolve, the implementation of EMR systems will remain a critical factor in achieving success and sustainability in urgent care. Call 480-782-1116 to know more about EMR-EHRS.

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Transforming Healthcare with Epic Systems: A Deep Dive

Epic Systems Corporation, commonly known as Epic, is a powerhouse in the healthcare IT industry. Founded in 1979 by Judith R. Faulkner, Epic has grown to become one of the leading providers of electronic health records (EHR) and health information technology, shaping the landscape of modern healthcare.

The Foundation of Epic's Success Epic’s mission revolves around improving the quality of care by providing comprehensive, integrated EHR solutions. Headquartered in Verona, Wisconsin, Epic serves some of the largest healthcare organizations in the world. Its software solutions are used to manage millions of patient records, facilitating seamless communication and data sharing across healthcare networks.

Key Features and Offerings Electronic Health Records (EHR): Epic's flagship product is its EHR system, which is renowned for its robustness and reliability. The EHR integrates various aspects of patient care, including medical history, treatment plans, medication lists, and lab results. This comprehensive approach ensures that healthcare providers have all the necessary information to deliver high-quality care.

Patient Portals: Epic’s MyChart is a patient portal that allows patients to access their health information online. Through MyChart, patients can view test results, schedule appointments, request prescription refills, and communicate with their healthcare providers. This enhances patient engagement and empowers individuals to take an active role in their healthcare.

Interoperability: One of Epic’s strengths is its focus on interoperability. Epic’s Care Everywhere network enables the exchange of health information between different healthcare systems, ensuring that patient data is accessible wherever care is provided. This connectivity is crucial for coordinated care and reducing duplication of tests and procedures.

Population Health Management: Epic’s Healthy Planet tool helps healthcare organizations manage the health of populations. It provides analytics and reporting capabilities to track and improve patient outcomes, manage chronic conditions, and optimize resource allocation. This tool is essential for organizations participating in value-based care models.

The Impact of AI and Technology Epic is at the forefront of integrating advanced technologies like artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning into its systems. Recent collaborations, such as with Microsoft, aim to harness generative AI to further enhance healthcare delivery. By leveraging AI, Epic can automate routine tasks, enhance clinical decision support, and streamline administrative processes.

For instance, AI-driven tools can assist in clinical documentation, reducing the time clinicians spend on paperwork and allowing them to focus more on patient care. AI can also analyze large datasets to provide insights that support better clinical decisions, improving patient outcomes and operational efficiency.

Challenges and Criticisms Despite its many strengths, Epic has faced some criticisms. The complexity of its software and the steep learning curve can be challenging for new users. Implementation costs are often high, which can be a barrier for smaller healthcare providers. Additionally, some users have found Epic’s user interface to be less intuitive compared to other systems.

Maintaining a balance between extensive customization options and user-friendliness is an ongoing challenge. However, Epic continues to address these issues through continuous improvement and user feedback.

Looking Forward Epic Systems is poised to remain a leader in healthcare IT, driven by its commitment to innovation and improving patient care. As healthcare continues to evolve, Epic’s role in shaping the future of medical technology and patient management is more crucial than ever. With ongoing advancements in AI and technology, Epic is well-positioned to continue transforming the healthcare landscape, making it more efficient, connected, and patient-centric.

In conclusion, Epic Systems stands as a testament to the power of technology in healthcare. By continually advancing its offerings and addressing industry challenges, Epic helps healthcare providers deliver better care and improve patient outcomes, setting the standard for what healthcare technology can achieve.

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"Streamlining Patient Care: A Doctor's Guide to Online Healthcare Platforms"

Transforming Your Practice with Clinic Management Software in India

The healthcare industry has undergone a phenomenal transformation in the last decades, with technology playing a major role in the delivery of medical services It is not an option for physicians in India to adopt online healthcare systems and clinical management software atom essential for effective, patient-centered care. This guide will walk you through the benefits, features, and steps to choose the right online healthcare plan for your practice.

Understanding the Need for Online Healthcare Platforms

The shift towards digital health solutions has been driven by several factors:

Increased Patient Expectations: Today’s patients expect simple and convenient healthcare.

Regulatory Requirements: Secure and effective data management is essential to healthcare compliance.

Operational Efficiency: Manually managing appointments, patient records, and billing is time-consuming and prone to errors.

Key Benefits of Using Clinic Management Software in India

Using hospital management software can transform your practice by providing a host of benefits:

Improved Efficiency: Automate routine tasks such as scheduling, billing, and record keeping to free up more time for patient care.

Enhanced Patient Experience: They have provided an online appointment system, telephone consultation, and easy access to medical records, thereby improving patient satisfaction.

Better Data Management: Securely store and maintain patient information, and ensure compliance with data protection regulations.

Streamlined Communication: To facilitate better communication between healthcare professionals and patients through an integrated messaging system.

Financial Management:Simplify the payment process and monitor financial performance with comprehensive reporting and analysis.

Essential Features of Clinic Management Software

When choosing hospital management software, consider the following key factors.

Appointment Scheduling: Effective scheduling and appointment management, reducing waiting times and missed appointments.

Electronic Health Records (EHR): Proper and secure storage of patient medical records.

Billing and Invoicing: Automated billing system and easy invoicing.

Prescription Management: Electronic prescribing system to simplify medication management.

Telemedicine Integration: Supported video chat enabling remote care delivery.

Patient Portal: A dedicated portal where patients can book appointments, access their records and communicate with their healthcare providers.

Analytics and Reporting: Tools to monitor process performance and generate detailed reports for informed decision making.

Compliance and Security: Strong security measures to ensure compliance with healthcare regulations to protect patient data.

Steps to Choosing the Right Online Healthcare Platform

1. Assess Your Practice Needs

Start by analyzing the specific needs of your department. Consider factors such as the size of your hospital, the number of healthcare providers, and the number of patients you manage. Identify the key challenges you face and the priorities for your practice.

2. Research Available Options

Conduct a comprehensive search to identify clinical management software options in India. Look for reputable vendors with proven health track records. Read reviews, request demonstrations, and discuss with colleagues to find the best solution.

3. Evaluate Features and Functionality

Compare the features and functionality of different software platforms. Make sure the solution you consider offers the essential features mentioned above. Pay close attention to user interface design and ease of use, as these factors will affect software usability and effectiveness.

4. Ensure Compliance and Security

Patient data security is paramount. Make sure the software complies with applicable healthcare laws and standards such as HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act). Require features such as data encryption, user access controls, and regular security updates to protect sensitive information.

5. Consider Scalability and Flexibility

Choose a platform that can grow in your practice. Scalability is especially important if you plan to expand your services or add more healthcare providers in the future. Flexible software should allow flexibility to meet your specific needs and integrate with other tools and systems you use.

6. Evaluate Training and Support

Effective use of clinic management software requires adequate training and support. Choose a vendor that offers a complete training package, including courses, webinars, and customer support. Ongoing support is essential to address any issues that may arise and ensure that the software continues to meet your needs.

7. Compare Pricing and ROI

Cost is an important consideration, but it may not be the only factor to decide. Compare pricing examples for different software solutions, including any upfront costs, subscription fees, and additional charges for support or other information. Consider the potential benefits in terms of efficiency, cost savings, and increased revenue and determine the return on investment (ROI) the software can bring to your operation.

Implementing Your Chosen Solution

Once you’ve chosen the right clinical management software, follow these steps to make the most of it:

Develop a Plan: Create a detailed implementation plan that outlines steps, timelines, and responsibilities.

Train Your Team: Ensure that all employees receive proper training on how to properly use the new software.

Migrate Data: Carefully migrate patient records and other critical data to the new system, ensuring data integrity and security.

Go Live: Start the new software, check how it works, and address any initial issues immediately.

Gather Feedback: Collect feedback from staff and patients to identify areas for improvement and make necessary changes.

Conclusion

The adoption of online healthcare and clinic management software in India is a game changer in medical practice. By streamlining patient care, improving operational efficiency, and increasing patient satisfaction, these digital solutions empower physicians to deliver better healthcare services When you begin the journey to choose the right software for your office and use it, remember to check your needs, consider the features, . ensure compliance and plan for a smooth transition Embrace the digital transformation and change your practices for the better.

Frequently Asked Questions (F&Q)

What are the main benefits of using clinic management software in India?

Clinic management software increases operational efficiency, improves the patient experience, ensures data management, simplifies communications, and simplifies financial management. It also helps in healthcare compliance and protecting patient data.

How do I choose the right online health plan for my business?

Choose the right platform, evaluate your project’s specific needs, available evaluation options, analyze products and services, ensure compliance with regulatory standards, consider flexibility and flexibility, review training and support options, and compare pricing and ROI ho.

What important features should I look for in hospital management software?

Explore features such as appointment scheduling, electronic health record (EHR) management, billing and billing, prescribing management, telemedicine integration, patient access access, monitoring and reporting tools, and improved security measures.

How does clinic management software improve patient care?

Hospital management software improves patient care by better scheduling appointments, reducing wait times, enabling online reviews, facilitating access to medical records, and providing connectivity between patients and health care providers.

Is patient data secure on online healthcare platforms?

Yes, popular online healthcare platforms prioritize the security of patient data. They comply with HIPAA and other regulations, use data encryption, implement access controls, manage audit trails, and frequently update security measures to protect sensitive information.

What is the cost of implementing clinical management software?

Costs vary depending on vendors, infrastructure, number of users, and other services. This generally includes upfront fees, subscription fees, implementation fees, and ongoing support fees. Consider the total cost of ownership and potential ROI, including gains in efficiencies and cost savings.

How can I ensure a smooth transition to the new clinical management software?

Develop a comprehensive implementation plan, ensure proper training is provided to all employees, carefully migrate data, monitor software performance, and gather feedback to make necessary changes. Choosing a vendor that offers full support can also facilitate a smooth transition.

Can the clinical management software be tailored to the specific needs of my practice?

Many clinic management software platforms offer customization options to tailor workflows, templates, forms, and reports to your practice’s specific needs Make sure the platform you choose allows for such customization and integration with other tools.

How can I stay updated on new features and updates in clinical management software?

Stay informed by subscribing to software vendor newsletters, following their blogs or social media channels, participating in user forums or community groups, and attending webinars or training provided by the vendor.

Can I add telemedicine to my clinic management software?

Yes, many modern clinical management software solutions offer telemedicine integration. This allows you to conduct video consultations, manage remote visits, and care for patients who can’t get to the clinic in person.

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Pharmacy Software & Online Pharmacy Delivery App - Truetab

The healthcare industry has witnessed a significant transformation with the advent of technology, particularly in the realm of pharmacy management. One of the key innovations in this field is pharmacy software, coupled with online pharmacy delivery apps. Truetab stands at the forefront of this evolution, offering comprehensive solutions that streamline pharmacy operations and enhance customer convenience.

The Role of Pharmacy Software

Pharmacy software is a critical tool for modern pharmacies, designed to automate and manage various aspects of their operations. From inventory management to prescription processing and billing, pharmacy software simplifies complex tasks, allowing pharmacists to focus more on patient care. Key features of effective pharmacy software like Truetab include:

Inventory Management: Real-time tracking of stock levels, automatic reordering of supplies, and management of expirations.

Prescription Processing: Quick and accurate processing of prescriptions, reducing errors and improving efficiency.

Billing and Insurance Claims: Streamlined billing processes and seamless handling of insurance claims, ensuring faster reimbursements.

Patient Records Management: Secure storage and easy retrieval of patient records, enhancing the quality of care provided.

The Rise of Online Pharmacy Delivery Apps

The convenience of online shopping has extended to the pharmaceutical industry, with online pharmacy delivery apps becoming increasingly popular. These apps offer a host of benefits to both pharmacies and their customers:

Convenience: Customers can order medications from the comfort of their homes, without the need to visit a physical pharmacy.

Accessibility: People living in remote areas or those with mobility issues can easily access their medications.

Time-Saving: Reduces the time spent on traveling and waiting in queues, making the process more efficient.

Truetab: Integrating Pharmacy Software and Online Delivery

Truetab seamlessly integrates robust pharmacy software with an efficient online pharmacy delivery app, creating a comprehensive solution for modern pharmacies. This integration offers several advantages:

Enhanced Customer Experience: By combining in-store and online experiences, Truetab ensures that customers receive consistent and reliable service.

Operational Efficiency: The integration reduces redundant tasks and minimizes the risk of errors, leading to smoother operations.

Data Synchronization: Real-time synchronization of data between the pharmacy software and the delivery app ensures accuracy in inventory levels, order processing, and customer records.

Key Features of Truetab

User-Friendly Interface: Both the software and the app are designed with an intuitive interface, making it easy for pharmacists and customers to navigate.

Secure Transactions: Truetab employs robust security measures to protect sensitive data and ensure secure transactions.

Comprehensive Reporting: Detailed reports on sales, inventory, and customer behavior help pharmacies make informed decisions.

Customization Options: The software can be customized to meet the specific needs of individual pharmacies, ensuring a tailored solution.

Conclusion

The integration of pharmacy software and online pharmacy delivery apps like Truetab is revolutionizing the pharmacy industry. By enhancing operational efficiency and providing unparalleled convenience to customers, Truetab is setting a new standard for pharmacy management. As technology continues to advance, pharmacies that embrace these innovations will be well-positioned to thrive in an increasingly digital world.

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Important Features of Modern Clinic Management Software

Managing a clinic involves a multitude of tasks, from scheduling appointments to managing patient records. Modern clinical management software can streamline these tasks and improve the overall efficiency of your practice. In this blog, we’ll go over the important features of this software and explain how it can help your clinic. We will also use terms such as "clinic management software" and "online clinic management software" for clarity and relevance.

Introduction to Clinic Management Software

clinic management software is designed to help hospitals run more efficiently by handling day-to-day operations such as scheduling, patient records, billing, and more.

Key Features of Modern Clinic Management Software

1. Appointment Scheduling and Management

Effective scheduling of each hospital visit. Modern software provides an easy way to book, reschedule and cancel appointments. Key features include:

Online appointments: Patients can schedule appointments through a website or mobile app.

Action reminders: Email or SMS reminders help reduce no-shows.

Calendar Synchronization: Syncs personal and professional calendars to avoid conflicts.

Real-time availability: Demonstrates the real-time availability of physicians and resources.

2. Electronic Health Records (EHR) Management

Accurate and accessible patient records are essential in health care. EHR system features ensure that patient information is securely stored and readily accessible. Key features include:

Patient History: A complete record of patient history, including previous visits, treatments, and medications.

Document Management: Easily upload and retrieve documents such as lab reports and imaging results.

Data Security: HIPAA-compliant security measures to protect patient information.

Connectivity: Integration with other health systems for seamless data exchange.

3. Billing and Invoicing

Payments may be complicated, but modern software simplifies the process by:

Automated Billing: Automates bills based on services provided.

Insurance Claims: Facilitates the processing and tracking of insurance claims.

Payment processing: Supports various payment methods including credit card and online payments.

Financial Statements: Provides detailed information on income, expenses and outstanding balances.

4. Patient Portal

The patient portal provides patients access to health information and enables them to communicate with healthcare professionals. Key features include:

Access to Medical Records: Patients can view their medical history, lab results and prescriptions.

Appointment management: Schedule, reschedule, or cancel appointments online.

Safe message: Communicate safely with doctors and staff.

Educational Resources: Get information about conditions, treatments and health tips.

5. Telemedicine Integration

Telemedicine is becoming increasingly important, especially in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. The main features of telemedicine are:

Video chats are virtual appointments through secure video calls.

Remote monitoring: Monitor patient health data remotely.

E-prescribing: Transmit prescriptions to the patient’s pharmacy electronically.

Integration with Wearables: Sync data from health wearables for real-time monitoring.

6. Inventory Management

The monitoring of medical supplies and medicines is critical to the smooth running of a clinic. Key features include:

Stock tracking: Monitor stock levels and get alerts of low inventory.

Supplier Management: Manage supplier information and order history.

Check expiration dates: Check expiration dates to avoid using obsolete products.

Automatic reorder: It automatically places a buy order when stock falls below a certain level.

7. Reporting and Analytics

Data-driven decision making is essential in modern healthcare. Reporting and analytics tools help hospitals better understand their operations and make informed decisions. Key features include:

Customizable reports: Generate reports on patient demographics, selection patterns, and financial performance.

Data visualization: Use charts and diagrams to visualize data to facilitate interpretation.

Performance metrics: Monitor key performance indicators (KPIs) to assess hospital efficiency.

Predictive Analytics: Use historical data to predict future trends and make proactive decisions.

8. Workflow Automation

Automating routine tasks can significantly enhance efficiency and reduce the workload on staff. Key features include:

Task management: Assign tasks to different team members and follow up.

Reporting: Send alerts and reminders about important tasks and deadlines.

Streamlined processes: Automate processes such as patient assessments and follow-up appointments.

Flexible Business Plan: Tailor the project to the specific needs of the hospital.

9. Communication Tools

Effective communication between staff and patients is critical to the success of the surgery. Key features include:

Message passing: A secure messaging system in which employees communicate.

Broadcast Messages: Send important updates and notifications to all employees.

Patient communication: Automated appointment and follow-up reminders and reports.

Feedback system: Collect patient feedback to improve services.

10. Compliance and Security

Ensuring compliance with health regulations and maintaining data security is paramount. Key features include:

HIPAA Compliance: Follow Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act regulations.

Data privacy: Keep data safe and secure from unauthorized access.

Audit trails: Keep a record of all activities for accountability.

User access: Define the role and access that a user uses to restrict access to sensitive information.

11. Mobile Accessibility

With the increasing use of mobile devices, there is a need for mobile-friendly clinical management software. Key features include:

Mobile App: Patients and staff can access the software through a dedicated mobile app.

Responsibility Considerations: Ensure that the site is mobile-friendly and works well across devices.

Accessibility on the go: Allow healthcare professionals to access patient information and view appointments from anywhere.

12. Customizability and Scalability

Each hospital has unique needs, and the software must be flexible enough to meet these. Key features include:

Customizable templates: Customize templates for patient records, invoices, and reports.

Scalable solution: Scale up or down based on the size and needs of the hospital.

Integration: The hospital may use other integration tools and systems.

Easy-to-use interface: An easy-to-use interface that can be customized to suit the project.

Conclusion

Modern hospital management software offers a wide range of features designed to simplify operations, improve patient care and increase overall efficiency From appointment scheduling to EHR management to billing, patient access and telemedicine, these tools are essential for any hospital seeking to compete in today's health care landscape

Investing in comprehensive medical management software ensures you are providing the best possible care to your patients while streamlining your internal processes. Whether you’re a small practice or a large medical practice, the right software can make a big difference in your productivity and patient satisfaction.

Choosing the right hospital management software is an important decision that can have a lasting impact on your practice. Look for software that offers the above features, is easy to use, and provides excellent customer support. With the right equipment, you can take your clinic to new heights of efficiency and patient care.

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Global Spend Analytics Market Report 2024-2033

Spend Analytics Market Competitive Landscape 2024–2033

Overview and Scope Spend analytics refers to the process of collecting, cleansing, classifying, and analyzing expenditure data to minimize procurement costs, improve efficiency, and monitor controls and compliance. It involves identifying spending patterns, extracting insights, and making data-driven decisions aligned with company goals and objectives to optimize their supply chain, increase procurement value, and enhance supplier relationships.

Sizing and Forecast The spend analytics market size has grown rapidly in recent years. It will grow from $2.15 billion in 2023 to $2.56 billion in 2024 at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 19.1%. The growth in the historic period can be attributed to increasing globalization, growing adoption of digital technologies, regulatory compliance requirements, rising demand for cost reduction, awareness of potential benefits.

The spend analytics market size is expected to see rapid growth in the next few years. It will grow to $5.23 billion in 2028 at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 19.6%. The growth in the forecast period can be attributed to advancements in artificial intelligence and machine learning, expansion of cloud-based solutions, emphasis on sustainability and ethical sourcing, focus on risk management, integration of internet of things (IoT) devices. Major trends in the forecast period include increased focus on predictive analytics, adoption of blockchain technology for enhanced transparency, proliferation of data-driven decision-making tools, emergence of augmented analytics for deeper insights, growth of spend analytics as a service (SaaS) offerings.

Segmentation & Regional Insights The spend analytics market covered in this report is segmented –

1) By Type: Software, Service 2) By Analysis: Descriptive, Prescriptive, Predictive 3) By Application: Financial Management, Risk Management, Governance And Compliance Management, Supplier Sourcing And Performance Management, Demand And Supply Forecasting, Other Applications 4) By End-User Industry: Manufacturing, Supply Chain And Logistic, Retail, Banking, Financial Services, And Insurance (BFSI), Information Technology (IT) And Telecommunication, Education, Healthcare, Other End-User Industries

North America was the largest region in the spend analytics market in 2023. Asia-Pacific is expected to be the fastest-growing region in the forecast period. The regions covered in the spend analytics market report are Asia-Pacific, Western Europe, Eastern Europe, North America, South America, Middle East, Africa.

Major Driver Impacting Market Growth The rise in the retail and e-commerce sector is expected to propel the growth of the spend analytics market going forward. The retail and e-commerce sector refers to businesses that sell goods and services directly to consumers through physical stores or online platforms, facilitating transactions and distribution of products. The rise in the retail and e-commerce sector is due to changing consumer preferences, convenience, pricing advantages, and market expansion opportunities. Spend analytics in the retail and e-commerce sector involves analyzing purchasing data to optimize sourcing strategies, improve supplier relationships, and enhance cost efficiency across the supply chain. For instance, in February 2024, according to the United States Census Bureau, a US-based government agency, in 2023, total e-commerce sales reached an estimated $1,118.7 billion, reflecting a 7.6% increase compared to 2022. Therefore, the rise in the retail and e-commerce sector is driving the growth of the spend analytics market.

Key Industry Players

Major companies operating in the spend analytics market are International Business Machines Corporation (IBM), Oracle Corporation, SAP SE, Genpact, SAS Institute Inc., GEP, Coupa Software Inc., Anaplan Inc., Icertis Inc., Zycus Inc., Ivalua Inc., Jaggaer Inc., Zageno Inc., Sievo Oy, Insight Sourcing Group, Proxima Group, BirchStreet Systems LLC, Proactis Holdings Plc, Tejari Solutions Pvt Ltd., Apex Analytix LLC, Rosslyn Data Technologies PLC, Spendency AB, TealBook, Empronc Solutions Pvt. Ltd., Dhatim SAS

The spend analytics market report table of contents includes:

1. Executive Summary

2. Spend Analytics Market Characteristics

3. Spend Analytics Market Trends And Strategies

4. Spend Analytics Market — Macro Economic Scenario

5. Global Spend Analytics Market Size and Growth

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32. Global Spend Analytics Market Competitive Benchmarking

33. Global Spend Analytics Market Competitive Dashboard

34. Key Mergers And Acquisitions In The Spend Analytics Market

35. Spend Analytics Market Future Outlook and Potential Analysis

36. Appendix

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