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LEGACY COMMUNITY HEALTH<br />

ROBERT TEN<strong>NA</strong>NT, CIO OF LEGACY<br />

COMMUNITY HEALTH, TALKS LEADERSHIP<br />

AND THE DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION<br />

OF PATIENT CARE DURING THE COVID-19<br />

CRISIS AND BEYOND<br />

200<br />

<strong>2020</strong><br />

has been a year of unprecedented<br />

challenges to healthcare<br />

providers across the globe.<br />

The COVID-19 pandemic has affected more than<br />

38 million people around the world, with more than<br />

7.8 million cases in the US alone. As US healthcare<br />

companies strive to cope with the monumental task<br />

of providing care during this crisis, as well as continue<br />

to support existing patients, many are turning to<br />

technology in order to digitally transform their operations.<br />

The new capabilities offered by Industry 4.0<br />

are allowing for generational advances in the fields<br />

of telemedicine and remote care, as well as providing<br />

powerful new organizational capabilities that are<br />

revolutionizing the relationship between healthcare<br />

providers and their patients.<br />

“This year has been really challenging. We had a lot<br />

of projects on our plate coming into the COVID-19 crisis<br />

in March, and then the crisis demanded we quickly<br />

shift priorities to remote patient care and working<br />

from home,” says Robert Tennant, Chief Information<br />

Officer (CIO) at Legacy, a full-service network of community<br />

health clinics offering primary and specialty<br />

DECEMBER <strong>2020</strong>

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