Supply Chain
Long wait times, crowded waiting rooms, and frustrated staff are often symptoms of inefficient workflows driven by physical space constraints.…
LabCorp and Quest Diagnostics both said they've ramped up their COVID-19 testing capacity.
The White House has revealed how it plans to distribute $11 billion from the CARES ACT to support state testing, Politico reported.
The Federal Communications Commission has accepted GE Healthcare's request for a waiver, allowing for faster importation and marketing of medical equipment from new suppliers.
The FDA granted emergency use authorization for Abbott Laboratories' new COVID-19 antibody test, the company said May 11.
One Medical, a membership-based chain of primary care clinics based in San Francisco, is offering COVID-19 testing to the general public, including for asymptomatic patients, according to KUSI, an independent television station based in San Diego.
The FDA authorized two new types of diagnostic COVID-19 tests this week, the first antigen test and the first at-home test that uses saliva samples.
In today’s healthcare environment, it’s vital to consider how proper par levels can create efficiencies and support patient care.
Cardinal Health
The FDA posted new guidelines May 6 that allow manufacturers to develop and market COVID-19 test kits that could be used by people at home and mailed to any lab in the country, a move the agency hopes will significantly…
The FDA allowed manufacturers from other countries to sell face masks to the U.S. for three weeks despite evidence that the masks were not effective in blocking COVID-19, according to a report from The New York Times.
COVID-19 testing capacity in hospitals and surgery centers should be doubled before elective surgeries fully resume, a recent survey of 150 U.S. hospitals and surgery centers found.