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PFHC Unveils Renovated Facility with Quest Diagnostics Support

PFHC Unveils Renovated Facility with Quest Diagnostics Support
11/28/2024 | Companies
The Parker Family Health Center (PFHC), a provider of free medical services to uninsured and underinsured residents of Monmouth County, NJ, recently unveiled its newly renovated and expanded facility with a ribbon-cutting ceremony. Representatives from Quest Diagnostics were present to offer their...
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Test Automation Can Improve Software Quality and Patient Care in Healthcare Industry

Test Automation Can Improve Software Quality and Patient Care in Healthcare Industry
08/03/2023 | Companies
A new survey called Vital Signs, conducted by Keysight in collaboration with the Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society (HIMSS), reveals that the healthcare industry is behind other industries in adopting test automation practices to ensure the quality of the software that physicians...
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