Ambidextrous Hospitals: Epic Workflows and Agentic Discharge Coordinators
Editorial hero: abstract systems graphic for innovation — Deep Navy (#1A2332) and Electric Blue (#0066FF). Wordless FinOps / assurance metaphor.

Editorial hero: abstract systems graphic for innovation — Deep Navy (#1A2332) and Electric Blue (#0066FF). Wordless FinOps / assurance metaphor.

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workflow_id and assigning a P&L owner to the highest-spend path, the innovation team cut surprise spend by 22% in two months. This unlocked the budget to pilot an agentic discharge coordinator, moving from opaque cost centers to auditable, per-decision unit economics.Free preview
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