Good supply decisions are those that endure. They start from the strategic view where risk was assessed and understood by all ... including purchasing. Good everyday purchasing decisions require strong leadership. Buying products where tolerances are poorly defined can easily sink into single, price-based criterion.

In healthcare, this is minimized by the Infection Control Committee which must approve all supply changes. There is no such integrating body avaiable to the puchasing professionals in resturants, schools and long-term care operations. It is oh so tempting to buy something cheaper to the cheers of those unaware of the risk factor.

• Plan, Build & Equip
• Supplies
  
  • Hand Soap
  • Nail Brush
  • Paper Towels
  • Hand Sanitizers
  • Moisturizer
  • Gloves
  • Surface Sanitizer
  • Waste Receptacles
• Operations