Marissa Lechuga: Digital Transformation in Healthcare for People Living With SCD
Marissa Lechuga, Inside Sales Senior Analyst, Inside Sales Specialist at Accenture, shared a post on LinkedIn:
“Sickle Cell Fact of the Day, Day 8
People with sickle cell disease can experience chronic anemia because sickled red blood cells often break down much faster than healthy red blood cells.
Managing a lifelong disease can involve appointments, testing, medications, specialists, pharmacies, insurance, research, and countless other pieces of the healthcare system.
That complexity is one reason digital transformation in healthcare matters.
When systems communicate better and organizations have access to accurate, timely information, technology can help remove friction for the people delivering care and, ultimately, the people receiving it.”
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