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Uncertainty and risk are the bywords for the health industry next year, and health organizations will have to stay on their toes to cope with all the changes in store.

That's according to a report from PricewaterhouseCoopers' Health Research Institute, which said that in order to keep their footing during what looks to be another year beset by everything from tax and health care changes to natural disasters, health organizations "should consider seeking greater cross-sector collaboration, fresh strategic investments and new efficiencies to build enterprise resilience."

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