Umfrage: Erfolg der Digitalisierung in der Schweizer Gesundheitsbranche

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Als Teil des Leistungsnachweises meiner Weiterbildung CAS IT Management und Agile Transformation an der Hochschule Luzern schreibe ich eine Arbeit über den Erfolg der Digitalisierung in der Schweizer Gesundheitsbranche in Form eines Blogposts. Teil der Arbeit ist eine quantitative Studie in Form einer Umfrage an Fachpersonen, Manager und Entscheider in der Schweizer Gesundheitsbranche zum Thema.

Die Umfrage ist online und anonym. Teilnehmende haben die Möglichkeit, die vollständigen erhobenen Daten zur eigenen Verwendung zu erhalten.

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Danke für Ihre Teilnahme.

Frank Neff

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I see myself as a curious problem solver. On a life-long mission to enable people, improve tools and optimize processes, I build software to make things work. Moreover, I like to talk about technology and sharing know-how in a team to improve my own …

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