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PubMed1995

Technology keeps food costs on diet.

In the past when a patient missed a meal at Good Samaritan Hospital in Cincinnati, nurses often had to interrupt their work and rush down to the kitchen for the tray. Now, the nurses can call the food service and request that SAM bring it up. Not quite R2D2, but versatile nonetheless, SAM is a cordless, programmable robotic courier that keeps going until its 24-volt batteries need recharging.

Food Service, Hospital↗
PubMed1997

Meal delivery.

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Food Handling↗
PubMed1997

Save $829,000 annually just by reengineering the way you receive products, supplies.

Data Benchmarks: Save $829,000 by reengineering the supply chain. A group has finally quantified how much money is spent unnecessarily in the hospital supply chain--and it's staggering. This month's column offers a close-up on specific segments of the supply chain where health care organizations are squandering most of their supply dollars, plus you'll find some best practices for getting the biggest bang for the buck.

Benchmarking↗