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Finding cost savings in healthcare administration

Finding cost savings in healthcare administration

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By Oracle | Jan 25, 2010

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Pressure to control costs is growing, as hospitals, doctors and other healthcare providers face growing criticism from businesses, government and consumers over the soaring price of healthcare. Fortunately, there’s an obvious place to start: healthcare administration.

This Oracle paper loosk at how information technology can be used to streamline healthcare administration helping reduce cost while improving productivity and service delivery.

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