For years, hospital pharmacy supply chains were built around one central assumption: reliability. Manufacturers would produce, wholesalers would deliver, and health systems could operate with minimal ...

As drug pricing pressure intensifies and benefit structures shift, some health systems are still treating biosimilars as a selective cost lever — deploying them in certain payer segments while ...

Hospital pharmacy upgrade projects are among the most challenging and complicated for healthcare providers, due to extensive regulations, infrastructure limitations and inevitable hiccups. On past ...

Faced with pharmacy closures and struggling to make ends meet, health system executives are innovating pharmacy operations to cut costs, reduce waste and give the pharmacist a bigger role in care ...

The need for a high-performing hospital pharmacy has never been clearer. Increasingly complex drug therapies, fluctuating demand for critical medications, and escalating staffing shortages are just a ...

As would be expected, many of the variables examined in this analysis differed based on hospital size. For example, hospital volume statistics, pharmacy expenditures, hours of operation, pharmacy FTEs ...