As significant world events over the past year have brought into greater focus the importance of the global supply chain, especially in health care, Marisa Farabaugh, chief supply chain officer for AdventHealth, was recently a guest on the Becker’s Healthcare Podcast.
Farabaugh took part in a wide-ranging conversation that focused on supply chain logistics, strategies and challenges. She also discussed her role, responsibilities and current priorities with the organization.
The podcast, hosted by Becker’s Hospital Review founder and publisher Scott Becker, features interviews and conversations on the latest in thought leadership in the health care industry.
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