Supply Chain
Long wait times, crowded waiting rooms, and frustrated staff are often symptoms of inefficient workflows driven by physical space constraints.…
Federal authorities from the U.S. Department of Justice Antitrust Division raided generic drugmaker Perrigo's Allegan, Mich.-based headquarters as part of an ongoing investigation into alleged price-fixing, reports USA Today.
We recently surveyed more than 400 hospital staff, including nurses, physicians, service line leaders and supply chain administrators, to understand how the supply chain affected their day-to-day work. We learned that these colleagues shared some fundamental goals, but each held…
Scott Nelson, Senior Vice President of Supply Chain, Cardinal Health
Clinicians often spend a large amount of time completing burdensome supply chain tasks in the hospital, which shifts their attention away from what matters most — the patients.
U.S. prescription drug spending could peak at $610 billion by 2021, according to a new report from QuintilesIMS Holding.
Physicians at teaching hospitals that restrict drug representative interactions prescribed fewer promoted brand name drugs than peers at hospitals without restrictions, according to a study published in JAMA.
Since labor and supplies are usually the two biggest cost drivers for hospitals and health systems — and layoffs are undesirable — supply chain is usually the first place administrators look to cut costs.
Heather Punke
The Food and Drug Administration approved AstraZencea's immunotherapy drug, Imfinzi, as a treatment for bladder cancer.
The Food and Drug Administration on April 28 approved Takeda Pharmaceutical's lung cancer drug, Alunbrig.
Novartis earned Food and Drug Administration for its new cancer drug, Rydapt.
The Food and Drug Administration on April 28 approved Radius Health's drug Tymlos.