Three ground-breaking case studies released today by the World Health Innovation Network (WIN) find that supply chain processes, based on global standards, improve safety, quality and performance in three global health systems. This case study provides the first empirical evidence of the impact of implementing supply chain transformation in the U.S.

Three ground-breaking case studies released today by the World Health Innovation Network (WIN) find that supply chain processes, based on global standards, improve safety, quality and performance in three global health systems. This case study provides the first empirical evidence of the impact of implementing supply chain transformation in Canada.

Three ground-breaking case studies released today by the World Health Innovation Network (WIN) find that supply chain processes, based on global standards, improve safety, quality and performance in three global health systems. This case study provides the first empirical evidence of the impact of implementing supply chain transformation in the U.K.

Three ground-breaking case studies released today by the World Health Innovation Network (WIN) find that supply chain processes, based on global standards, improve safety, quality and performance in three global health systems. These case studies provide the first empirical evidence of the impact of implementing supply chain transformation in Canada, the U.K. and the U.S.