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Which Data Analytics Tool Should We Use to Evaluate Risk in Upstream Drug Supply Chains?
Drug shortages are a persistent and serious problem in the United States, affecting patient care and health care costs. This article canvasses factors that contribute to drug shortages, such as manufacturing complexity, price, and quality inspection records. This article further proposes an early warning system and payment, contracting, and pricing innovations to mitigate drug shortages and offers data-driven recommendations to stakeholders looking to protect the supply of quality medicines.