A broad coalition of healthcare organizations urged Congress to advance the H.R. 2213, the Medical Supply Chain Resiliency Act, bipartisan legislation to strengthen and diversify the U.S. medical supply chain by promoting domestic manufacturing and partnerships with trusted global allies. The bill would help prevent shortages, improve access to critical medical products, and support high-quality, affordable patient care.
To Congress
Group letter to House W&M Committee urging passage of H.R. 2213, the Medical Supply Chain Resiliency Act
- Topics: Innovation, Patient Safety and Quality, Workforce Shortage
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