Supply Chain

Hospitals are increasingly viewing supply chain as a core competency required to proactively reduce waste, lower costs and support high-quality patient care.

When clinical and supply chain teams have competing priorities and don’t communicate effectively, the resulting supply chain challenges can lead to frustration and impact patient outcomes.

In partnership with the American Red Cross, 26 iconic corporate and civic brands, celebrities and influencers will call on the public this month to donate blood, the Red Cross announced this week.

Hospital and health system leaders have a new resource for finding out where their supply chain program rates on the cost, quality, outcomes (CQO) spectrum.

A Maryland medical device manufacturer pleaded guilty to charges surrounding its wound dressing product, the Department of Justice said.

FedEx will not renew its contract with Amazon for U.S. domestic express air deliveries, the courier said.

The most effective way to gain clinical support is to engage with physicians and include them in the standardization process from day one.

Hamilton Medical is recalling all Hamilton G5 ventilators due to a software issue.

Hospitals all set standards and processes for addressing patient care and operations. This often includes standardizing product purchases in an attempt to reduce costs and improve efficiency. However, recent survey data shows that hospital staff may be concerned glove standardization can…

Amazon has deployed robots at its sorting centers that will organize packages by ZIP code before they are delivered, according to Supply Chain Dive.