- AHA comments on CCIIO approach to essential benefits...
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ADVANCING THE HEALTHCARE SUPPLY CHAIN
The Association for Healthcare Resource & Materials Management (AHRMM) of the American Hospital Association is the premier organization for healthcare supply
chain and materials management professionals. AHRMM strengthens the nation's healthcare supply chain by providing leadership, education, networking, and industry-specific resources to advance the field and enhance the professional development of its individual members.
AHRMM HEADLINES
- AHRMM Launches Online Career Advancement Guide
- Register Today for GLN Implementation Workshop in Tampa on February 7
- Start Off the New Year by Exploring Your Employment Marketability
- Focused on Advancing Your Career? Enroll Today in AHRMM's Certificate Programs
- Expand Your Professional Skills with Our Online Courses
- Elevating the Supply Chain Profession and Futurecast Report (Members Only)
- AHRMM & KLAS Research Release MMIS Vendors Performance Survey Results (Members Only)
- Healthcare Supply Chain Standards Adoption Update
- AHRMM Leading Practice Statement on Supply Chain Integration
- Check Out the 2012 AHRMM Events Calendar
Every Hospital Needs a SUPPLY CHAIN CHAMPION... and Every Supply Chain Champion Needs AHRMM
HEALTHCARE SUPPLY CHAIN STRATEGIES & SOLUTIONS
a Weekly Update on Industry Trends and Best Practices
UTIs Can Be Prevented When Hospitals Emphasize Proper Catheter Use
Source: HPN Daily Update - January 12, 2012
A collaborative study between the University of Michigan Health System, Michigan Health & Hospital Association (MHA) Keystone Center for Patient Safety & Quality, and St. John Hospital and Medical Center shows less is more in the effort to reduce urinary tract infections among hospitalized patients. Learn More.
TOPICS OF INTEREST
- Institute of Medicine’s Six Aims for Improvement
- Healthcare Supply Chain Data Standards
- Disaster Preparedness







