Blog: A look at the health care supply chain a year into the pandemic

May 05, 2021 - 08:47 AM
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While certain health care supply chain pressures remain, there are notable improvements, particularly in the area of collaboration, writes Mike Schiller, senior director of supply chain for the AHA’s Association for Health Care Resource and Materials Management. Read more.

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