Once a relatively unknown facet of organizational operations, supply chain issues are now in the spotlight. Public interest in how and when goods make it from point A to point B has skyrocketed since the start of the pandemic.
Not surprisingly, healthcare organizations have been at the forefront of these disruptions. Initial issues with the availability of personal protective equipment (PPE) gave way to challenges with vaccine supply and distribution. While recent pandemic pressures seem less disruptive to healthcare supply chains, questions remain: What does the new normal for healthcare…
