Comparison of the healthcare supply chain and the emergency supply chain
| Criterion | Healthcare supply chain | Emergency supply chain |
|---|---|---|
| Primary Goal | Continuity, efficiency, and cost-effectiveness under normal conditions (Bvuchete et al., 2021) | Rapid response, damage mitigation, and time prioritization during a crisis (Zeng, 2021) |
| Key Characteristic | Relative stability, cost management, product traceability (Langabeer, 2005) | High dynamism, maximum flexibility, immediate coordination (Sun and Liao, 2025) |
| Risk Management Focus | Managing operational inefficiencies and routine disruptions | Managing large-scale and sudden disruptions caused by crises |
| Criterion | Healthcare supply chain | Emergency supply chain |
|---|---|---|
| Primary Goal | Continuity, efficiency, and cost-effectiveness under normal conditions ( | Rapid response, damage mitigation, and time prioritization during a crisis ( |
| Key Characteristic | Relative stability, cost management, product traceability ( | High dynamism, maximum flexibility, immediate coordination ( |
| Risk Management Focus | Managing operational inefficiencies and routine disruptions | Managing large-scale and sudden disruptions caused by crises |
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