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Change in public debt due to last govt s flawed policies: ministry

Top Story February 11, 2021 ISLAMABAD: In response to an opinion piece published in The News titled “The prime minister of debt” dated February 10, 2021 regarding increase in public debt during the tenure of the present government in comparison to the previous government (2013-18), the Ministry of Finance has said that the change in the public debt stock during the last two and a half years is primarily the fallout of flawed economic and financial policies of the previous regime. A statement issued on Wednesday the ministry said: “Commenting on the issues raised in the article, point wise replies are stated as under:

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An expanding role for healthcare CIOs

MedCity News An expanding role for healthcare CIOs The Chief Information Officer of LifeBridge Health talks about how CIOs are redefining digital access for consumers and why it’s important that CIOs have a say when their organization evaluates new partnerships or platforms. Shares1 Chief Information Officers (CIO) play an invaluable role within the healthcare system and are the key decision makers when it comes to an organization’s end user. In recent years, we have seen the role of the CIO expand beyond automating and digitizing processes for providers and employees to focusing on the consumer. Small and large organizations alike are building solutions and redefining the patient experience. Healthcare CIOs are a crucial partner to move towards a more patient-centric care system.

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Exclusive: Cotton, Republicans Press Biden on Unvetted and Unvaccinated Illegal A

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Mercy, Anthem ink agreement to enhance care, drive down costs

MedCity News Mercy, Anthem ink agreement to enhance care, drive down costs The Missouri-based health system and payer have entered into a new cooperative care agreement that aims to reduce costs while improving both outcomes and patient experience. The agreement includes a closer alignment between clinical care and reimbursement as well as increased data flow between Mercy and Anthem. Shares1 With healthcare costs ballooning and slated to reach the staggering figure of $6 trillion by 2027, providers and payers are joining forces to rein in spending. The latest provider-payer duo to enter into a collaboration are St. Louis-based Mercy and Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield in Missouri. On Tuesday they announced a cooperative care agreement with the aim of improving health outcomes and lowering costs.

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Defeat the purpose : Waikato police s staunch warning to Kiwis over unmarked police cars

Defeat the purpose : Waikato police s staunch warning to Kiwis over unmarked police cars 11 Feb, 2021 07:24 PM 3 minutes to read Waikato Police have raised eyebrows after a posting a rather sneaky message to the public about the introduction of their unmarked police vehicles. Photo / Waikato Police Waikato Police have raised eyebrows after a posting a rather sneaky message to the public about the introduction of their unmarked police vehicles. Photo / Waikato Police Social Media and Trending Reporter for the nzherald.co.nzheath.moore@nzherald.co.nz Waikato Police have raised eyebrows after a posting a rather sneaky message to the public about the introduction of their unmarked police vehicles.

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