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Lindus Health
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“Our mission is to bridge the gap between academic rigor and real-world healthcare strategy, providing actionable insights for healthcare leaders navigating an increasingly complex landscape.”
The American Journal of Healthcare Strategy (AJHCS) is a peer-reviewed academic journal dedicated to advancing thought leadership and practical insights within the field of healthcare strategy. We bridge the gap between academic rigor and real-world application.
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Volume 4, Issue 1 • Winter 2026
Learn how AI transforms strategic decision-making in healthcare by enhancing efficiency and forecasting. This guide highlights five key ways AI supports healthcare leaders in optimizing operations.
Abstract Intellectual property (IP) management includes the processes and strategies that a company uses to protect and leverage their intellectual assets. Within the pharmaceutical industry, IP management can include strategically overseeing the creation of medical devices, software used within the...
Abstract Healthcare contact centers are undergoing a structured transition as health systems move from legacy telephony to cloud-based, AI-enabled omnichannel platforms. These platforms increasingly function as centralized digital access hubs for scheduling, triage, navigation, and patient communica...
Abstract This article presents a comprehensive analysis of hazard-focused frameworks as a strategic imperative for modern public health administration2. As a systematic and proactive alternative to traditional reactive models, this approach enhances preparedness and response to a full spectrum of ev...
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Penn Medicine
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Memorial Hermann Health System
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Independent Healthcare Strategy Advisor