Orion Health and government invest millions in using people's healthcare data to predict their needs
Orion Health chief executive Ian McCrae says the listed company and New Zealand have the chance to be "world leaders."
Orion Health [NZX: OHE] will provide the majority of a $23.8 million investment to promote the new area of “precision-driven” healthcare, which aggregates people's health data.
The seven-year programme will cost $37.8 million, with the government stumping up $14 million of that amount.
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Thu, 10 Mar 2016
Thu, 10 Mar 2016
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