How can predictive analytics help patients, communities receive better care
Hartford HealthCare and MIT professor, Dr. Dimitris Bertismas, together launched a company called H2O.
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Aug 30, 2022, 2:05 PM
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Hartford HealthCare and MIT professor, Dr. Dimitris Bertismas, together launched a company called H2O, which will help improve health care in Connecticut, and across the globe.
Learn how predictive analytics can help patients, providers and communities receive better care.
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