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Product List:
Materials Management
Improve product utilization and drive down costs through the combination of best in class supply chain operations and data.
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This session will focus on key learnings and best practices using case studies from leading hospitals and healthcare systems that have successfully aligned their supply chain and strategic vision.
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In this 2-part webinar recording, we will learn the importance of a standardized capital replacement plan. The first webinar covers developing and implementing a standardized capital replacement plan and the second webinar covers how to sustain the plan.
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Aligning supply chain and technology can be easier than you think if you know what to consider.
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Learn how to enhance CQO efforts through the inclusion of Budget Impact Analysis (BIA), along with clinical and other economic perspectives and the continuous strategies of the value analysis process.
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Healthcare perioperative services departments must tighten the reins of their own budgets in order to meet organizational expectations. The operating rooms at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston, Massachusetts, were tasked to reduce 10% of their supply costs from previous spending levels. In the face of continued technology demands and a need to serve their patient care, education, and research missions, the perioperative services administration created a rigorous and rapid approach to raising the level of cost awareness among its nursing, surgical technician, and surgical staff. Previously, staff members were blind to the cost and utilization of materials used in surgery. Through a variety of data-sharing approaches and personalized analysis, they have made sensible choices about product use and removed unnecessary waste with an eye toward the collective financial future. The Massachusetts General leadership team will share how they used data capture to assess supply use and how they changed the culture in their hospital to be more cost aware. They will also examine the hurdles they encountered and how they addressed each along the way so you, too, can instill a financial mindfulness in your facility.
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How can small changes lead to big wins?
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Learn about regulatory requirements and actionable steps for hospital providers to adopt data standards and improve supply chain efficiency and patient safety.
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Tracking and locating surgical supplies and their utilization is a challenge faced by most hospitals. Average supply returns for picked supplies is low and O.R. room in and out traffic to retrieve unavailable items is high, and significant staff hours are spent checking consumption and restocking and locating supplies.
UTMC and DeRoyal have developed and implemented a "smart" radio frequency identification (RFID) trash bin (Continuum OR) that tracks inventory used during a case, charges for that inventory, and shows where items are located in the room in real time.
Outcomes
UTMC’s initial studies from 11 orthopedic and neurosurgery rooms have shown that “cashier” duties can be taken away from the circulating nurse, who can then focus on the patient, reduce the amount of supplies wasted and has saved their organization 2 to 3 million dollars.
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Learn how a clinically integrated supply chain can decrease the number of shadow supply chains, increase the number of products that go through supply chain, and give clinical staff more time to care for their patients.
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