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Any organization must build from the ground up, establishing a framework to support current and future needs. The same rule applies to IT infrastructure, particularly within a growing healthcare organization or a health system. A solid IT foundation with centralized servers dramatically decreases costs while increasing security, access and ease of scalability in the event of future growth. A single IT architecture, like the Enterprise platform, reduces capital and operational expenses, freeing up resources to support clinical programs, increase patient safety and boost satisfaction. 

Burnout occurs when care teams experience physical, mental and emotional exhaustion stemming from their long hours, stressful work environment and responsibilities. These stressors can translate into a poor patient experience, higher risk for medical errors, and increased staff turnover.