Practices spend an enormous amount of money on medications and supplies, as well as their time to keep track of the hundreds of items a practice needs. Due in part to teams being maxed out and short-staffed, practice productivity and efficient, effective inventory control is taking a hit in many practices. Unfortunately, poor inventory control opens the practice up to risks such as poor controlled drug record-keeping, related regulatory consequences, and increased theft by clients and employees. This webinar will explore some simple first steps practices can take to improve inventory control, increase efficiency, and improve profits.
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Explore the changing landscape of productivity in practices, including hiring difficulties
Ongoing issue of employee theft of inventory items, including controlled drugs and others
Key controls to improving inventory tracking and efficiency
Using technology, not people, to improve inventory systems
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Practices spend an enormous amount of money on medications and supplies, as well as their time to keep track of the hundreds of items a practice needs. Due in part to teams being maxed out and short-staffed, practice productivity and efficient, effective inventory control is taking a hit in many practices. Unfortunately, poor inventory control opens the practice up to risks such as poor controlled drug record-keeping, related regulatory consequences, and increased theft by clients and employees. This webinar will explore some simple first steps practices can take to improve inventory control, increase efficiency, and improve profits.
What You'll Learn
Explore the changing landscape of productivity in practices, including hiring difficulties
Ongoing issue of employee theft of inventory items, including controlled drugs and others
Key controls to improving inventory tracking and efficiency
Using technology, not people, to improve inventory systems
Practices spend an enormous amount of money on medications and supplies, as well as their time to keep track of the hundreds of items a practice needs. Due in part to teams being maxed out and short-staffed, practice productivity and efficient, effective inventory control is taking a hit in many practices. Unfortunately, poor inventory control opens the practice up to risks such as poor controlled drug record-keeping, related regulatory consequences, and increased theft by clients and employees. This webinar will explore some simple first steps practices can take to improve inventory control, increase efficiency, and improve profits.
What You'll Learn
Explore the changing landscape of productivity in practices, including hiring difficulties
Ongoing issue of employee theft of inventory items, including controlled drugs and others
Key controls to improving inventory tracking and efficiency
Using technology, not people, to improve inventory systems
