As health systems face increasing financial pressures, controlling operational costs has become more critical than ever. One of the largest and most flexible expense categories is contract labor, which can often be a significant driver of financial strain. While contract labor can temporarily address staffing needs, excessive reliance on it can lead to increased costs, potential inconsistencies in care, and even negative impacts on employee morale and patient satisfaction. In this episode of The Winning Edge industry experts will explore why health systems must closely examine their reliance on contract labor and identify strategies to reduce costs without compromising patient care.
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