Article authors: André Steinbuss and Joanne Grau | Reading time: 4 minutes
Read this paper to learn how health systems can take actionable steps to do more with less.
Why should you read this paper?
Achieving operational excellence will help health systems meet the rising patient demand despite the challenge of dwindling workforce availability. The rapid development in digitalization, data, and artificial intelligence technology gives us reasons to be optimistic about the future of healthcare as these technologies are instrumental in advancing healthcare operations. This paper shares concrete solutions that exist today to help healthcare professionals do more with less, as well as provides insights into what the future holds in achieving operational excellence in healthcare.
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About the authors
Joanne Grau
Thought Leadership Manager for Achieving operational excellence
at Siemens Healthineers
Joanne has had sixteen years of marketing experience in
Siemens Healthineers as marketing director for the diagnostics
division based in New York, and as Head of Marketing for ASEAN
countries based in Singapore. Joanne graduated from UCLA with
a degree in molecular biology. Before joining Siemens Healthineers,
Joanne was a research scientist in Quest Diagnostics (formerly
Celera) and has authored multiple publications.
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