Supply Chain
How Smarter Operations Reduce Burnout and Infection Risk: 6 Steps Every Practice Should Take
Medical and Surgical Practice Playbook: 6 Steps to Reduce Infections and Staff Burnout Physician practices nationwide face mounting operational pressures.…
The FDA created its voluntary Medical Device Development Tools program to help speed up the medical device evaluation and approval processes.
After Hurricanes Irma and Maria devastated Puerto Rico, the FDA announced it would work with the country's device manufacturers to avoid potential shortages.
Healthcare Purchasing News recognized San Diego-based Scripps Health Medical Director of Value Analysis M. Jonathan Worsey, MD, for his work on supply chain initiatives.
Teaneck, N.J.-based Holy Name Medical Center selected CareCloud to serve as its electronic healthcare record and practice management vendor for 35 ambulatory centers.
Medical and dental device markers are hitting a wall when it comes to utilizing new materials because of federal regulations, Advanced Manufacturing reports.
The FDA approved Flexion Therapeutics' Zilretta, an intra-articular therapy for osteoarthritis knee pain.
Pfizer, BlockRx and Genetech are using blockchain technology, a decentralized system employing several computers to manage cryptocurrency, to track medications from the supply chain into the patient's hands, CoinTelegraph reports.
ASCs typically spend the most on staffing and supplies, which make up around half of expenses in the typical ASC, according to VMG Health’s Multi-Specialty ASC Intellimarker 2017.
Healthcare leaders today are tasked with a difficult to achieve goal — improving efficiency. This mission at its core is simple, but identifying areas for improvement can be burdensome and many practices are unaware of the best next steps.
The Joint Commission issued an explanation of its sterile supply storage area temperature and humidity standard.