“In addition to supply chain prioritization and cost management, health systems will start implementing solutions to help minimize clinician burnout,” said McBride. “Our society depends on physicians and nurses to care for our citizens. This national health crisis has underscored the vital role clinicians play in keeping our country safe and healthy… Solutions to help streamline complex workflows or minimize duplicative documentation tasks are going to become more critical.”
For more information on how Cardinal Health is addressing COVID-19, and additional resources on clinician well-being, visit cardinalhealth.com/covid19.
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