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Performance Management: When to Build, Buy, or Both

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Change is necessary to keep up with the evolving world of healthcare. Understanding where change needs to happen, while delivering improved patient care and reducing variation, adds a level of complexity that often derails even the best-laid plans.

Performance management helps align providers and system-wide initiatives around areas of variation and opportunity. This is a key component of ensuring success — and the question most organizations face is whether they should buy a performance management solution, build their own, or use a hybrid approach.

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