ECRI Names Healthcare Supply Chain Achievement Award Winners

Plymouth Meeting, Pa.-based ECRI Institute has awarded 12 healthcare organizations with the Healthcare Supply Chain Achievement Award, according to a news release.

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The award is given to healthcare organizations that “demonstrate excellence in overall spend management and in adopting best practice solutions in their supply chain processes,” according to the news release.

Eligible healthcare organizations subscribe to ECRI’s supply and capital procurement advisory services.

The award winners are as follows.
•    Asante ─ Medford, Ore.  
•    Banner Health ─ Phoenix  
•    Baylor Scott & White Health ─ Dallas
•    Broward Health ─ Fort Lauderdale, Fla.  
•    HealthPartners ─ Bloomington, Minn.
•    Medical University of South Carolina ─ Charleston, S.C.
•    New York City Health and Hospitals Corporation ─ New York, N.Y.  
•    Parkland Health & Hospital System ─ Dallas
•    SCM Alliance, Inc. ─ Boynton Beach, Fla.
•    UCSF Medical Center ─ San Francisco
•    University of Miami Health System ─ Miami
•    UR Medicine ─ Rochester, N.Y.

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