Supply Chain
Water for injection is a core ingredient in injectable drugs. This article looks at the standards behind it and why supply failures can reach the hospital bedside.
Modern healthcare requires more than clinical expertise. It demands a comprehensive understanding of global medication supply chains and complex financial systems. Pharmacy remains a significant contributor to healthcare costs while serving a vital role in patient safety. As medication expenses increase and regulations become more stringent, pharmacists are increasingly moving beyond dispensing responsibilities into strategic executive leadership positions.
Carol Martz has helped MetroHealth supply chain become an invaluable partner
Anurag Jaiswal discuss his extensive supply chain experience, passion for technology, and transition to the healthcare industry.
Mike Hopkins manages $250 million to $300 million of vital clinical supplies each year. Under his guidance, a digitization project has enabled Northwestern Medicine to reduce on-hand inventory values by 20 percent.
Science Exchange, cofounded by Elizabeth Iorns, provides life sciences companies a single platform that unifies purchasing, supplier management, and payment processing
After a lifelong military career, Cheri Provancha still relies on the US Army’s core values to drive her leadership approach
Taimur Shah says the key to finding solutions for staffing challenges is to be proactive and creative
Throughout her career, Jacqueline Epright of Yale New Haven Health has tackled difficult situations, sorted through them, and planned the best path forward
Don Perigny began his career in professional baseball before making the switch to procurement; throughout, he’s made sure he’s a team player
With poise and grace, Head of Procurement Tynina Lucas flourishes as a natural leader at EmblemHealth
With COVID-19 in his rearview, automotive industry turned healthcare veteran Michael Brown drives Texas Children’s Hospital’s supply chain practices into the future
