MDLinx July 6, 2022
By Joe Hannan | Fact-checked by Barbara Bekiesz

Key Takeaways

  • Ending the current supply chain crisis in healthcare will require smarter inventory management, infrastructure improvements, and bringing elements of US manufacturing back onshore, two experts told MDLinx.

  • Taking these steps is critical to ending rolling shortages of supplies such as PPE, anesthetics, and necessities such as IV contrast and IV bags.

  • Providers can focus on improving efficiency at the point of care to lower supply demands and overall strain on the healthcare system, but many of the long-term solutions will need to happen at the levels of industry and government.

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