Author name: SourceMark Editorial Team

In the ever-evolving landscape of healthcare, even the most essential tools can face unforeseen challenges. The recent recall of pneumatic tourniquet cuffs led to supply shortages that prompted the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to step in. With sustainability and resourcefulness at the forefront, the FDA released guidance to assist hospitals and healthcare providers […]

In today’s healthcare industry, supplier diversity plays a vital role in fostering innovation, improving patient outcomes, and enhancing cultural competence. Despite the positives, there are still common misconceptions surrounding the benefits and capabilities of diverse suppliers. In this blog post, we will debunk the top 4 myths and share facts about partnering with diverse suppliers

For nearly as long as it has existed, the United States has been characterized by economic inequality. Between our country’s richest and its poorest lies a seemingly unbridgeable chasm, yawning ever wider with each passing year. Rather than contributing to the cycle, SourceMark is seeking to be a part of the solution. Partnering with a

When we embrace the strength in our differences, innovation is sure to follow. Never has this been clearer than in the outcomes of a diverse supply chain. Diverse suppliers consider the unique perspectives of people from all backgrounds, listening to new ideas, giving voice to different approaches, and ultimately gaining access to life-changing solutions that

Now more than ever, it’s critical to include all voices in healthcare conversations. Everyone is affected by healthcare outcomes, yet for too long, only a small minority had any real say.  SourceMark is currently on the front lines in the fight to ensure every voice is represented equally, and that begins with supplier diversity. Supplier

Challenges to maintaining normothermia When it comes to patient care in the perioperative environment, few considerations come before maintaining normothermia. Normothermia is the body’s normal range of temperatures, between 36 and 38 degrees Celsius. Our bodies lose heat through respiration, contact with cool surfaces, and exposure to the environment—all things that occur during surgery. In

Patient warming devices are essential for any surgical facility. They help manage patients’ core body temperature pre- and post-operative and enhance patient comfort. If a patient’s body temperature dips below 36°C, hypothermia can cause blood vessels to constrict, restricting blood flow to tissues and decreasing white blood cells needed to fight infection, often directly resulting

The key to great partnerships is alignment on the fundamental beliefs that really matter. When two people, groups or organizations connect and pull in the same direction, real progress is made. SourceMark is committed to advancing ingenuity and innovation to improve the clinician and patient experience, and Premier Breakthroughs 23 is looking to transform patient