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INSIDE THE CURRENT ISSUE

April 2007

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Data Synchronization
Sync or swim: Who should blink first and why?
First of two parts

In sync: Getting the supply chain act together
Federal, industry players collaborate to improve healthcare delivery,
reduce costs

Up Close
Making sense of EHR’s struggle to gain traction
with McKesson Provider Technologies’ Tom Leonard

30 years of HPN Trivia
Operating Room

Turning the tables and more:
 What surgeons and anesthesiologists need in surgical tables
Infection Connection

Sterilizer vendors turn up heat on throughput, innovation

CS Solutions
Wrapping small instruments in towels; tape on loaner sets

Self-Study Series
 Why do we need to conduct product testing?

Glove Buyer's Guide 2007
 Gloves provide new layers of comfort and safety to give healthcare workers the upper hand

Products and Services
Automated Supply Managment Technology
Tagging computerized cabinets and shelving units:
An open and shut case?

What Works
The perfect fit: Glove conversion goes smoothly at Baptist Health
by Lon Taylor

People & Opinions
Mapping out a cost-reduction strategy for asset management
by Daniel O’Neill

Back Talk
 Are you sure you’re really practicing value analysis?
by Robert Yokl

Baseline
 Relative value units not just for CEOs, doctors
by Fred Crans

Clinical Business Strategies
Are we sub-optimizing the clinical supply chain?
by David Hermann

Fast Foreward 5
Why healthcare shouldn’t replicate manufacturing, retail
by Rick Dana Barlow

Having My Say
Taking a byte out of pandemic flu supply planning

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