Healthcare leaders often misunderstand technology investments by focusing solely on financial return on investment (ROI), neglecting broader impacts. A doctoral study found that successful technology adoption hinges on a "value-on-investment" (VOI) approach, which considers factors beyond cost, such as clinician burnout and patient outcomes. Key to this is robust governance that aligns technology with organizational strategy and continuous value measurement that treats investments as iterative learning processes. AI
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IMPACT Suggests a shift in how healthcare organizations should evaluate technology investments, emphasizing broader value beyond financial returns.
RANK_REASON This is an opinion piece by a named individual discussing strategic approaches to technology investment in healthcare, not a release of new technology or a policy change.
