Supply Chain
Preparing ahead of time for supply chain disruptions will give ASCs the ability to provide the center with information, alternatives and product updates on a timely basis, according to Cheryl Poplaski, Vizient's senior director of supply chain operations.
As ASCs add higher acuity cases such as joint replacement and spine procedures, they must implement new device-related strategies to maximize profitability, according to Relatable.IO Co-Founder Clark Charlton.
Michael J. Endl, MD, became the first ophthalmologist in upstate New York to place a new microinvasive eye stent.
The FDA approved the painkiller Dsuvia Nov. 2, USA Today reports.
In case of emergencies, it’s important for ASCs to ensure they have the information needed to manage the situations that arise according to Cheryl Poplaski, Vizient's senior director of supply chain operations.
Five industry leaders shared supply chain tips with Becker's ASC Review. Here are their insights:
Preparing for supply chain shortages will give ASCs the ability to provide their organizations with information, alternatives and product updates on a timely basis, according to Cheryl Poplaski, Vizient's senior director of supply chain operations.
Takeda is expected to win conditional European Union antitrust approval for its $62 billion Shire acquisition, the last regulatory approval the company needs, Reuters reports.
To prepare for supply chain disruptions, ASCs should plan ahead by reviewing data, according to Cheryl Poplaski, Vizient's senior director of supply chain operations.
A new study argues public and private surgical equipment purchasers should hold manufacturers accountable for unethical labor conditions, Reuters Health News reports.