It’s unanimous - the healthcare industry has endured a great amount of change in a condensed amount of time. The pandemic led to many medical supply chain shortages and a financial outlook that starkly contrasts trends of the late 2010s. Hospitals, and especially surgical departments, have begun looking at supply chain decisions through a new lens to keep cost low and quality high. As a result, many of the decisions to purchase disposable goods and expensive equipment have risen above surgery administration and to the C-suite. Join a diverse panel of high-level decision makers as they discuss this evolution through their experiences, while outlining how perioperative leaders can continue to be a large part of purchasing decisions. Has the local decision-making threshold changed? What sub-processes have been created to ensure cost and quality are equally important? Gain insight into how supply chains have evolved and what that means for periop leaders today and into the future. Meet the Panelists Rich Arnold Cindy Mahal DNP, MS, RN, CNOR Meggan McCarthy PA, BSN Allen Passerallo Moderator: Jake Runion MBA, BSN, RN No contact hours are available for this program. Looking for More? Save your seat at upcoming Leader Exchange events, plus see other leader-focused education and resources curated for you from AORN Center for Perioperative Leadership.
Supply Chain Consultant
Experienced Perioperative Executive
Sr. Director, Kitting & Surgical Services, Owens & Minor
Vice President Category Management, Vizient
Sr. Manager AORN Center for Perioperative Leadership
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