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Emory St. Joseph’s Hospital in Atlanta took control of more than $2.5 million in cardiovascular inventory by automating product tracking and utilization. Maximizing revenue, Emory Saint Joseph’s captures all patient charges at the point of care—and manages missing items daily to avoid loss charges.
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April 28, 2017 
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February 17, 2017 
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February 15, 2017 
The supply chain can serve as a critical strategic asset when addressing important initiatives tied to managing costs ...
February 07, 2017 
(Editors note: This article was written in 2014, and was updated with more recent information in January 2017.) ...
January 31, 2017 
Annual waste for high-value medical devices continues to grow at a rapid pace. With bundled payments putting increased ...
January 31, 2017 
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October 28, 2016 
With quality of care and cost efficiency at the top of your mind, there is no room in your hospital for waste from high ...
October 28, 2016 
As healthcare moves into the era of bundled payments, providers need to be especially focused on ensuring delivery of ...
October 18, 2016 
With bundled payments putting increased pressure on hospitals to manage supply costs while providing quality patient ...
September 21, 2016