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AHRMM Webinar: Building Resilience in Health Care Supply Chains through Sustainability Standards for Medical Imaging Equipment
The Medical Equipment Proactive Alliance (MEPA) led a global effort to develop science-based Sustainability Criteria for purchasing medical imaging equipment, addressing health care’s environmental and social impacts. This session will share how MEPA built consensus across stakeholders and offer actionable strategies to integrate sustainability into procurement while advancing quality care and health equity.
AHA Urges Administration to Grant Exceptions for Current and Proposed Tariffs for Medications and Medical Supplies
The AHA late yesterday told the administration that its current and proposed tariffs on Canada, Mexico and China may jeopardize the availability of vital medications and essential health care devices.
AHA Responds to Commerce Department Investigation of Critical Minerals
AHA comments on the Department of Commerce’s request for public comment on its Section 232 national security investigation on processed critical minerals and derivative products.
U.S., China temporarily agree to reduce tariffs for 90 days
The U.S. and China reached a joint agreement to temporarily reduce tariffs for 90 days, the White House announced May 12. Both countries will lower tariffs by 115% effective May 14.
AHA Urges Administration to Grant Exceptions for Tariffs for Medications and Medical Supplies
The AHA asks President Trump to consider granting exceptions to the current and proposed tariffs for medical devices and pharmaceuticals made in Mexico, Canada and China that are essential to the provision of safe, effective care in America's hospitals, clinics, and other settings.
Connected Care: Challenges and Opportunities to Improve Workflow and Enable Better Patient Care
The proliferation of new bedside medical devices and other system and technologies, including EHRs, smartphones, secure texting apps and more, has added new demands on nurses in the hospital. That demand has only intensified since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic.