Supply Chain
Long wait times, crowded waiting rooms, and frustrated staff are often symptoms of inefficient workflows driven by physical space constraints.…
As the U.S. grapples with the nation-wide opioid abuse epidemic, pharmaceutical companies are seizing on the opportunity to expand profits by providing medications to relieve the negative side effects of other drugs, according to The Washington Post.
Amazon plans to hire 20 percent more seasonal warehouse employees than last year to prepare for the surge in shipping demands around the holiday season, reports The Wall Street Journal.
While trucking campaign contributions historically lean toward favoring Republican candidates, Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump received a considerably smaller donation ($97,000) than past republican nominees, according to the Commercial Carrier Journal.
More than 200 regulators, engineers and executives attended the American Medical Device Summit from Oct. 5 to Oct. 6 in Chicago. Attendees discussed the challenges and opportunities of product development, quality management, commercialization and the regulatory process, according to San…
The drug industry and hospitals have been butting heads over the future of a federal drug pricing program for more than a year, according to The Washington Post. Federal regulators may finalize stricter guidelines for the program — possibly within…
Here are the six latest drugs or medical devices approved by the Food and Drug Administration.
The University of Vermont Medical Center in Burlington will buy more than $5 million in medical equipment after receiving state approval, VTDigger reports.
The Hackett Group, a Miami–based consulting firm, recently released a report that identifies five strategies to ensure more cost-effective and efficient procurement, reported Supply Chain Quarterly.
Amazon hopes to play a more dominant role in the competitive grocery business by building brick-and-mortar stores to sell produce, meats and other perishable items that are difficult — and costly — to ship to customers via its online retail…
The Food and Drug Administration approved Granules India's orange-colored ibuprofen tablets, reported MoneyControl.