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Should Healthcare Leaders Use Project Metrics And Portfolio Management

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Operational efficiency and effectiveness is highly desirable when it comes to new system implementations, and use of project metrics and portfolio management are the best ways to ensure that the new system meets the stringent operational efficiency and effectiveness criteria. I suggest that the healthcare leaders should use the use project metrics and portfolio management because:
Characterization – Project metrics and portfolio management enables the leaders to understand the development process and establish baseline for future assessments. For example, when the healthcare organization opts for new EHR system, the projects metrics and portfolio management help the managers in assessing the ongoing implementation of HER system based on the

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