The supply chain can serve as a critical strategic asset when addressing important initiatives tied to managing costs and quality of care.
Hospital procedural areas should step back from pre-existing inefficient processes and work-arounds, and instead focus attention on leveraging automation and technology to drive efficiencies, lower costs and improve care quality.
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