EPISODE · Jul 16, 2026 · 31 MIN
What If Logistics Is The Real Healthcare Breakthrough
from Taking The Supply Chain Pulse · host St. Onge
We step away from the daily hospital storeroom grind and zoom out to the bigger idea of supply chain design with Taylor Wilkerson from Design for Life. We talk about using design thinking to rebuild public health supply chains so more people get the medicines and care they need, even as budgets shrink.• Taylor’s career path from engineering to public sector supply chain work• Why public sector supply chains measure success in impact, not profit• How professional groups build real relationships and career options• Practical alternatives to shallow “networking” and why friendships matter• What design thinking and systems thinking mean in supply chain design• Common structural problems in national healthcare supply chains• Warehouse count, inventory flow, and procurement choices that cut waste• The patient impact of stockouts and the trust cost of failure• Partnerships Design for Life is seeking: funding, technology, volunteersDon't forget to hit that subscribe button and connect with us online so you'll never miss an episode and can catch up on all the ones we might have missed.Got a topic you're fired up about, or maybe you want to be a guest on the show? Fred would love to hear from you. Just reach out at [email protected] us Fan Mail
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We step away from the daily hospital storeroom grind and zoom out to the bigger idea of supply chain design with Taylor Wilkerson from Design for Life. We talk about using design thinking to rebuild public health supply chains so more people get the medicines and care they need, even as budgets shrink. • Taylor’s career path from engineering to public sector supply chain work • Why public sector supply chains measure success in impact, not profit • How professional groups build real relations...
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