U.S. Hospitals Could Save $2.28 Billion by Maximizing Use of Reprocessed “Single-Use” Devices, According to New Analysis from the Association of Medical Device Reprocessors
[31 May 2023 / Washington, DC and Berlin] At a time when hospitals are under unprecedented logistical and financial strain, a new industry-wide report illuminates the potential for saving money and reducing waste and emissions
Modern Healthcare: Beyond going neutral: Addressing healthcare’s supply chain poses the next big environmental challenge
Healthcare companies in recent years have largely focused on reducing greenhouse gas emissions as they strive to become more environmentally sustainable. While that focus has produced several innovations in conservation and alternative energy use, critics
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THE BUSINESS CASE FOR SUSTAINABILITY IN SURGERY Because of the complexity of surgical services and their impact on hospitals' bottom line, perioperative administrators have arguably one of the most challenging and influential positions within a
HCWH: On the Road to Circular Healthcare – Reusing Medical Devices
It is important to understand that each EU country must admit one or both of the reprocessing options under the MDR, otherwise, single-use device reprocessing becomes illegal. We advise our members within the EU to contact