Healthtech Responds To Providers’ Productivity, Workflow And Sustainability Concerns

Electromedical Supply Chain, Order Lead Times Much Improved In Early 2024

13 Mar 2024

Healthtech innovators are being asked by users and clinicians how technology solutions can increase health system efficiency and respond to concerns over staff shortages. Royal Philips’ Bert van Meurs fielded these questions at ECR 2024.

Operating conditions for the medical technology capital goods industry have improved in recent months, although residual problems born out of COVID-19 are lingering.

But as the pandemic has tapered out, the challenges for health care systems, providers and clinicians have evolved differently to those of manufacturers

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