American Nurse Today in an April 2013 issue describes how healthcare today is at a critical juncture where finding a balance between better care at lower costs is imperative. Managing resources through sustainability practices is often

In a climate where health reform promises lower reimbursements in the future, The San Diego Union Tribune reports Scripps has assisted doctors in talking to one another to find ways to flex their purchasing power

Jim Sabin, Clinical Professor in the Departments of Population Medicine and Psychiatry at Harvard Medical School and Director of the Ethics Programs at Harvard Pilgrim Health Care writes in the Costs of Care blog about

Check out Stryker Sustainability Solutions' April Reprocessing Report newsletter.  In it, Stryker applauds the Association of Medical Device Reprocessors which marked 15 years of promoting safe, lower-cost, and environmentally friendly medical device reprocessing: In 2012

From theenergycollective.com, Sustainability: Past, Present, and Future: The corporate community cannot ignore the overwhelming logic of the business case for sustainability. The benefits include reduced input costs, increased risk mitigation, lower healthcare costs, greater worker productivity, improved

Realworldhealthcare.org blog launches, promises to discuss three pillars of health care success: cost-savings, prevention/patient-centered care and access to care.   Congratulations.  AMDR and the countries' medical device reprocessing industry will be tuning in and looking