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Supply Chain

By Susan Morse | 08:18 am | August 28, 2015
Amputees against proposed changes to Medicare coverage that would result in less expensive, but inferior, prosthetics being given to patients gathered in Baltimore Wednesday to ask officials to strike down the proposal.
By Susan Morse | 10:28 am | August 13, 2015
Kim Kardashian has removed an Instagram post touting Diclegis after the Food and Drug Administration scolded her for failing to include the risk information about the prescription morning-sickness drug.
By Jennifer Zaino | 09:55 am | August 12, 2015
From bed pans and basins to catheters and syringes, hospital supply chain managers know just how important plastic products are to the business. And lucky for them, the drop in petroleum prices is creating much needed cost savings for savvy organizations.
By Healthcare Finance Staff | 07:47 am | August 12, 2015
The program saved $580 million in nine markets in the first round of bidding, which ended in 2013, and an additional $2 billion in the second round, which ended in July 2014.
By Healthcare Finance Staff | 02:24 pm | August 06, 2015
Healthtrust will track supply chain costs and the degree to which Tenet shares supply chain services across the healthcare provider's network of 81 acute care and 19 surgical hospitals.
By Kaiser Health News | 09:41 am | August 05, 2015
System adapts car maker's production system for healthcare, changing longstanding practices such as how to store equipment, schedule surgeries and discharge patients.
By Chuck Green | 02:37 pm | August 03, 2015
While bottom line impact may be tough to measure when it comes to financial investment, patients just want their own bottoms covered.
By Susan Morse | 08:14 am | July 23, 2015
The economic collapse in 2008 changed everything for the new CFO Amy Floria, plunging Goshen, both the city and hospital, into crisis. But smart cost management has helped the system bounce back.
By Jennifer Zaino | 07:44 am | July 20, 2015
Though antibiotic-resistant "superbugs" aren't new, their rise in U.S. healthcare institutions is leading hospitals to stock up on supplies to combat them.
By Chuck Green | 09:54 am | July 17, 2015
Rebounding from a tough couple of years due to lack of availability of generic drugs, many healthcare facilities are weighing their options.