How to Spot Medical Supply Shortages Before the Backorder Notice
Medical supply shortages often leave signs before the backorder notice. Here's where a hospital supply team can look for them, and what to ask.
How to Handle a Bed Recall in Long-Term Care: Beds, Rails, and Mattresses
When a bed recall reaches a long-term care building, the beds are only part of the job. Here's a step-by-step plan from the first notice to the last replacement.
A Product Conversion Is Not Finished at Approval
Approval tells a facility what it bought, not whether staff are ready to use it. What product education looks like during evaluation, before go-live, and after.
The Workflow Friction Adding to Healthcare Burnout
Burnout is usually discussed as a staffing problem. The small supply frictions of a clinical day add a load of their own, and unlike most burnout drivers, that part sits within operational control.
When the Lowest Price Stops Being the Safest Buy
The lowest price used to be the safe choice. As supply gets less predictable, buyers are learning that the cheapest option and the most reliable one are not always the same.