Supply chain management costs are the second highest after wages, accounting for about 40–45%. of all healthcare institution expenses.
Efficient management of the medical device supply chain
Supply chain costs make up a significant portion of healthcare institutions’ budgets. To use available resources more efficiently, it is important to optimize operational processes, abandon inefficient work organization methods, and apply innovative solutions that help save time, financial, and human resources.
With the growing needs of patients and medical staff, healthcare institutions must strive for better outcomes using fewer resources and dedicating more time to direct patient care.
Artificial intelligence, automation, robotization, and digitalization solutions provide new opportunities to streamline the supply of medical devices and other healthcare processes. However, the implementation of technologies must be combined with continuous process improvement, employee training, and strengthening of their competencies. This helps save time, improve work organization, and increase overall operational efficiency
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