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HealthDataManagement, 10/08/09
The Medicare and Medicaid incentives for adopting electronic health records will lead to a gradual build in demand for the software, rather than a surge, one investment analyst says. "That's because some portion of the market will want to wait to see the final rules," says Raymond Falci, managing director of Cain Brothers & Co., New York, who tracks public health care I.T. firms.
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