Across America, medically necessary, lifesaving surgeries are being cancelled or delayed due to a shortage of anesthesia providers. Americans deserve high-quality, timely healthcare. Certified ...

Cost of Quality Management in Supply Chains encompasses the systematic evaluation of expenses incurred in maintaining and improving product quality across multiple tiers of supply networks. It ...

Hospital programs providing at-home acute care are widely appreciated by patients and clinicians but still don’t have a bulletproof argument in respect to quality and costs as compared to a ...

Across the country, businesses are looking to reliable data metrics like healthcare price transparency tools, advanced data analytics and actuarial predictive models to find healthcare offerings that ...

When hospital leaders think of radiology, they may think of costly subsidies, patient safety hazards and overutilization. Radiology is the third largest and fastest growing spend area in healthcare, ...

The healthcare industry is facing several simultaneous pressures — including ongoing workforce shortages, rising costs, aging populations and changing patient preferences. Another one of healthcare’s ...

In every exam room, behind every treatment decision and embedded in every line of a care pathway lies an invisible tension: the pressure to deliver the highest possible quality, regardless of cost. In ...

Hospitals pursue a broad range of efforts to improve quality, with those participating in bundled payments attempting to reduce postacute care to a greater degree than nonparticipants. Objectives: ...

Managing costs without compromising on quality is a primary concern for contractors. Effective construction cost management involves strategic planning, accurate estimation and efficient billing ...

It’s a well-known maxim that any project hoping for speed, quality, and affordability can only realistically hope to accomplish two of these goals — people call the trio an “unattainable triangle.” In ...