This year, the number of hospitals experiencing automation budget reductions from their initial number remains low at two out of 10, and that number is expected to decline further over the next few years. In fact, automation budgets for hospital pharmacy are expected to enjoy increases in the coming years, supporting additional technology investments. The vast majority of facilities of all sizes rely on finance integrity systems to improve operational efficiency.

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