A persistent and costly challenge hinders patient care. In the U.S., hospitals let an estimated $3 billion in unused medication go to waste annually, while long-term care facilities lose another $2 billion, reports the National Conference of State Legislatures.
This staggering financial drain occurs while many patients wait weeks for lifesaving treatments. The paradox stems not from a lack of intent but from a broken trust in outdated inventory systems that fail to provide necessary operational insight.
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