ON-DEMAND WEBINAR: The Nurse's Take: How to Improve Hospital Supply Chain Management
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Watch the video of a panel discussion with nurse leaders to learn how hospitals can create a more nurse-centric supply chain.
Syft Synergy® An Enterprise-Wide Approach
Optimized hospital supply chain management can reduce annual expenses by 22.6%, or $12.1 million per hospital, according to a recent Guidehouse report. Syft Synergy, our platform-based solution, helps hospitals increase efficiency and reduce waste by providing total visibility and control of the supply chain. LEARN MORE ABOUT SYFT SYNERGY LEARN HOW SYFT INTEGRATES WITH EHRs, ERPs
Syft's Critical Services Spotlight:
Inventory Services
Syft provides accurate point-in-time inventory visibility for hospitals whenever they need it, including for mid- and year-end reporting.
Point-of-Use and Analytics Services
Syft improves efficiency and reduces supply costs in operating rooms, cath labs, and other procedural areas. Preference card optimization and analytics tools help hospitals capture real-time materials utilization in the OR, reduce waste, and significantly increase margins.
Supply Chain Disruption Services
Syft provides incident surge services and solutions to help hospitals recover from, and prepare for, significant and often unplanned supply chain disruptions.
Hospital Supply Chain Budget Justification Model: No Margin. No Mission.
Use our free tool to receive a customized report for your hospital’s potential inventory savings. Calculate Savings
Helpful Resources
Nurses: The Secret Factor for Better Supply Chains
What a nurse-centric supply chain looks like and how to achieve it. The top supply chain changes nurses wish their hospitals would make, and how current supply chain processes impact efficiency, waste and revenue, patient safety, and stress. Read the Report
Nurses' Role in OR Supply Chain
Nurses are in a unique position to help their hospitals improve the supply chain. In this peer-reviewed special report, Syft partnered with the American Nurse Journal to explore six things nurses can do to improve hospital supply chain processes. Read the Report
The CSCO Steps Up: The Rapid Ascent of the Chief Supply Chain Officer Since COVID-19
Hospitals across the country are rolling a new chair into the C-suite for an increasingly important member of the team: The Chief Supply Chain Officer (CSCO). Read the White Paper
Reimagining the Healthcare Supply Chain: If Not Now, When?
The healthcare supply chain playbook for the modern hospital or health system, including a 3-phased approach to supply chain optimization. Read the Playbook
