As shortages of critical drugs increase, physicians are resorting to second-choice drugs, according to a The Oncology Report article.
A recent study found 96 percent of hospitals have experienced shortages in anesthesia for surgery. About 90 percent had experienced shortages in drugs used for emergency care, cardiovascular care and gastroenterology and nutrition.
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A recent study found 96 percent of hospitals have experienced shortages in anesthesia for surgery. About 90 percent had experienced shortages in drugs used for emergency care, cardiovascular care and gastroenterology and nutrition.
Related Articles about Supply Chain:
Losses Put Pressure on Medical Device Industry to Lower Prices
Hospitals, Health Groups Leverage Purchasing Power for Greener Medical Supplies
Prescription Sales Through Primary Healthcare Distributors Reached $268 Billion