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Sustainability, Procurement

Sustainabilty and the Health Care Supply Chain

Sustainability and procurement are terms that may often be at odds, but as keepers of the health and wellness of our patients and communities, we must lead the charge toward more sustainable practices.

By Laura Kowalczyk, vice president of supply chain & support services, UAB Medicine

Sustainability, Procurement

The Power of Procurement to Improve Population Health

Value-based health care and population health are two of the most common terms used in health care today, and yet still confusing for many. Let’s explore each one and how they are elevating the role of the supply chain and the importance of sustainability.

By Karen Conway, vice president, healthcare value, GHX

Benchmarking, Change Management, Strategic Planning

Supply Chain Evaluation Tool

This AHRMM tool has two practical supply chain evaluation templates featured in the Customer Service in Health Care Supply Chain: Certificate Course, released in January 2019.

About the Tool:

The tool has two sample evaluation templates to gather information on the performance of the supply chain department in a hospital or health system. The first evaluation template, Supply Chain Service Survey, should be completed by departments working with the supply chain in a hospital or health system. 

Logistics

Practices for Effective Asset Disposition

These webcast shares methodologies that can create secure, sustainable and cost-effective outcomes through disposing of your organization’s assets.

Presenter: Daniel Duersch, senior manager, program development at Intermountain Healthcare

Change Management, Cost, Quality and Outcomes (CQO) Movement, Strategic Sourcing, Suppliers, Leadership

The Secrets of Successful Collaboration: Part 1

AHRMM presents a four-part series on successful collaboration with suppliers. In part one, Mike Schiller, director of supply chain at AHRMM, discusses AHRMM’s CQO Movement and IHI’s Triple Aim and how they are affecting the health care supply chain today. As primary care shifts its focus to prevention, suppliers need to partner with providers to provide best practices and tools for prevention and health promotion.

 

The Secrets of Successful Collaboration series