Becker's Healthcare June 7, 2023
Ashleigh Hollowell

Although the public health emergency ended May 11, healthcare supply chain executives are still reeling from the havoc brought on by the pandemic and navigating solutions.

In late April, the American Hospital Association warned that the healthcare supply chain is unlikely to return to “normal” any time soon. But two supply chain executives told Becker’s that the issues plaguing the supply chain existed before COVID-19 and remain.

Navigating their way through disruptions, shortages and delays has been their “normal” for years — but now they face mounting pressures to get supply back on track, identify cost savings and employ technologies that are the right fit to improve processes.

Both Patrick Vizzard, vice president of system supply chain management...

Today's Sponsors

LEK
ZeOmega

Today's Sponsor

LEK

 
Topics: Healthcare System, Provider, Public Health / COVID, Supply Chain, Technology
The AI Software Supply Chain Is A Dumpster Fire: Here's What Companies Can Do About It
Supply chain challenges in 2025: 5 things to know
As Supply Chains Go Digital, Cybersecurity Must be Strongest Link
Digital twins: The key to unlocking end-to-end supply chain growth
Why Supply Chain Technology Keeps Failing—And How To Fix It

Share This Article