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Our Readers’ Top Tips for Cutting Surgical Supply Costs

Five best practices for keeping your second highest expense in check.

Dianne Taylor, Contributing Editor

We asked nearly 100 outpatient facility managers for their top tips for successful supply cost containment. Here's what they had to say.

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Business Management, Cost Management, Reader Surveys, Supplies/Implants

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