HealthLeaders Media February 18, 2021
Scott Mace

Expanding public-private partnerships, greater data interoperability, more robust supply chains, and streamlining regulations are among the suggestions.

KEY TAKEAWAYS

– Real-time data collection, reporting and sharing, as well as data interoperability, play roles in averting future catastrophe.

– Fragile U.S. supply chains were a challenge, and stockpiles must be strengthened, both in quantity and through improved standards.

– Public-private collaborations, regulatory streamlining, and antitrust law waivers are also recommended steps.

A blue-ribbon panel of experts from all sectors of healthcare recommended a coordinated national response to the COVID-19 crisis, including making permanent certain measures adopted during the pandemic, including allowing providers to practice medicine where they are needed most, without burdensome concerns about state licensure.

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