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3 pharmacy inventory control methods for home infusion providers
When you run a pharmacy, inventory control methods play an essential role in your success. Knowing what you have – and how to get more of it before you run out – is a basic building block of any competitive business, and is especially true for home infusion providers, where inventory turns over quickly and patient care depends on it.
As you and your team strategize the best ways to streamline inventory management, consider the following approaches:1
Just-in-time
Open-to-buy
Minimum/maximum
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