A supply chain tip he shared with Becker’s ASC Review:
“The need to manage the patient’s successful outcome will force ASCs to drive the need for greater collaboration among providers and obtain better data and deeper insights into what works for patients best,” Mr. Olderman said. “Again, as in other instances within healthcare, we expect to see a cottage industry emerge around improving outcomes and the patient experience in the outpatient surgery setting.”
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