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By Marcus Chen
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SARASOTA, Fla. (WWSB) - The Sarasota Memorial Health Care System has been named on the list of “World’s Best Smart Hospitals,” once again.Newsweek and Statista rank “smart hospitals” based on their use of advanced digital health tools such as AI, robotics, and other forms of technology to improve patient care, safety and efficiency.“Being recognized among the world’s best smart hospitals reflects our continued commitment to investing in technology that improves the way we care for our patients,” said Sarasota Memorial Health Care System Chief Operating Officer Jeff Limbocker.Sarasota Memorial has made significant investments in robotic assisted and minimally invasive surgical tools.“What makes Sarasota Memorial a smart hospital isn’t just the technology we invest in, but how our people use it to deliver exceptional care,” said Limbocker. “We all talk about AI and robotic process automation among other tools, but ultimately, we have a lot of smart people here, a lot of dedicated people