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Rick Dana Barlow has nearly 25 years of professional journalistic experience, more than 20 of which have focused on healthcare operations, such as supply chain.
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AHA Recommends Steps for Congress to Take to Mitigate Drug Shortages

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By Matt Mackenzie, Rick Dana Barlow Verified
| Healthcare Purchasing News Verified
The American Hospital Association (AHA) has released comments made before the U.S. House Committee on Ways and Means regarding chronic drug shortages in the U.S. They outlined three root causes for drug shortages and six suggestions for legislation to protect the supply chain.
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Children’s Nebraska Expands Medline Partnership

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By Janette Wider Verified, Rick Dana Barlow Verified
| Healthcare Purchasing News Verified
On Feb. 6, Medline announced via a press release that Omaha-headquartered Children’s Nebraska has expanded its partnership with Medline by awarding the healthcare supplier and manufacturer a laboratory prime vendor agreement. The agreement is an extension of Medline’s existing relationship with Children’s Nebraska—Medline has been Children’s Nebraska medical-surgical prime vendor since 2013. Children’s Nebraska is the only full-service, pediatric hospital and medical center in the state.
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Domestic Production of Masks Fades

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By Janette Wider Verified, Rick Dana Barlow Verified, Karen Conway
| Healthcare Purchasing News Verified
The Wall Street Journal reported on Feb. 4 that domestic production of protective N95 and surgical masks is now folding as hospitals are again buying from less expensive products abroad. The article states that “About 70% of the 100 or so U.S. mask companies launched during the pandemic have closed, according to industry estimates.
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