VIDEO: AGA Center for GI Innovation and Technology is a supply chain referee

SAN FRANCISCO – Adopting a new GI device means getting it passed through a supply chain at a clinic or a hospital committee. With increasing health care consolidation, it has become harder for new technology to get a foothold. The AGA Center for GI Innovation and Technology can work with manufacturers, physicians, or a facility to help manage the process of pushing a new product along the supply chain. Dr. Joel V. Brill, who serves on the executive committee for the center, explains in this video interview. 

SAN FRANCISCO – Adopting a new GI device means getting it passed through a supply chain at a clinic or a hospital committee. With increasing health care consolidation, it has become harder for new technology to get a foothold. The AGA Center for GI Innovation and Technology can work with manufacturers, physicians, or a facility to help manage the process of pushing a new product along the supply chain. Dr. Joel V. Brill, who serves on the executive committee for the center, explains in this video interview. 

SAN FRANCISCO – Adopting a new GI device means getting it passed through a supply chain at a clinic or a hospital committee. With increasing health care consolidation, it has become harder for new technology to get a foothold. The AGA Center for GI Innovation and Technology can work with manufacturers, physicians, or a facility to help manage the process of pushing a new product along the supply chain. Dr. Joel V. Brill, who serves on the executive committee for the center, explains in this video interview.