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A senior State Department official in a briefing with reporters on Tuesday said the U.S. is asking countries if they have excess materials or excess capacity to manufacture key items needed to battle the spread of the virus. The State Department has set up a “tracker” to organize which countries have available supplies, and the …
U.S. Asking Allies for Extra Stockpiles to Help Fight CoronavirusRead More
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In this episode, John Pritchard and ANAE President Scott Pecore share COVID-19 supplier survey feedback from the latest special edition of National Accounts Weekly titled “Planting Seeds.” They also discuss the future relationship between the supplier & provider communities, post-COVID-19, and what social-distance selling means for the National Account Executive during this unordinary time.
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About: During this interactive session, Mary Beth Lang, VP and Chief Supply Chain & Procurement Officer for Kaiser Permanente will share insights into the priorities of her IDN as well as specific ways that ANAE members can develop more successful relationships with supply chain executives. Mary Beth will share general best practices as well as …
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Healthcare providers are working around the clock to safely care for patients during the COVID-19 pandemic, and the last thing they need to worry about is whether their products are reliable, safe and legitimate. Unfortunately, a grey market is amassing around personal protective equipment (PPE), as unauthorized, third-party sellers hawk masks, gowns and other scarce …
Scammers May be Trafficking Counterfeit or Faulty Products During COVID-19Read More
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Dail-eNews editor Daniel Beaird interviews Repertoire editor Mark Thill about the FDA’s letter to healthcare providers on surgical mask and gown conservation strategies and the possible re-use of PPE during the COVID-19 pandemic. Listen to the podcast here
Dail-eNews Podcast – PPE availability during COVID-19Read More
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“Hospitals across the U.S. are running out of the masks, gowns and other equipment they need to protect staff against the novel coronavirus as they struggle to take care of patients, say hospital officials, doctors and others in the industry. “The Pentagon stepped into the breach by offering on Tuesday to supply up to five …
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Americans with employer-based health coverage could be hit with high out-of-pocket costs if they’re hospitalized for the coronavirus. To project costs tied to coronavirus treatments, researchers analyzed pneumonia hospitalizations from a claims database of 18 million people enrolled in large employer health plans in 2018. The analysis shows that the average pneumonia hospital admission for …
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To help answer questions on how the COVID-19 pandemic is affecting the U.S. healthcare supply chain, The Journal of Healthcare Contracting reached out to Michael Schiller, CMRP, senior director, Association for Health Care Resource & Materials Management (AHRMM), a professional membership group of the American Hospital Association (AHA). Schiller provides insights into what is going on at …
AHRMM advice to supply chain leaders: Review and Implement CDC StrategiesRead More
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Beaumont Health has joined several other hospitals in processing a limited number of COVID-19 tests in its own laboratory. “We must conserve our testing supplies. That’s why we’re only processing our own tests for certain patients who meet COVID-19 testing criteria and are admitted to our hospitals or are receiving treatment in one of our …
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On Tuesday the company told sellers and vendors that it would accept only shipments of “household staples, medical supplies, and other high-demand products” to its warehouse until April 5 to deal with the high demand of those products amid the coronavirus crisis. That means sellers who use Amazon’s storage and delivery network for a fixed …
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With the coronavirus spreading across the U.S., some hospitals and health systems are canceling elective surgery to prevent the spread of coronavirus as well as dedicate resources to its coronavirus response. The American College of Surgeons recommended hospitals and health systems review scheduled elective procedures and plan to minimize, postpone or cancel them. U.S. Surgeon …
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In an interview with the New York Times at the beginning of March, World Health Organization (WHO) official Dr Bruce Aylward said China first reorganized its medical response to the outbreak by moving half of all medical care online. In England, NHS bosses recently asked GP surgeries to start carrying out more remote consultations in …
How the World of Health and Tech is Looking at the Coronavirus OutbreakRead More
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Trinity Health named Lorraine Lutton as president and CEO of Mount Carmel Health System (Columbus, OH), effective April 6. Since 2016, Lutton has been president and CEO of Roper St. Francis Healthcare (RSFH) (Charleston, SC), where she led transformations in clinical quality, culture, governance and financial strength. She replaces Mike Englehart, who has served as interim CEO at Mount Carmel since …
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