The International Research Conference unites diverse scholarly events within a program spanning various durations. It offers exceptional value for students, academics, and industry researchers. The International Conference on Healthcare Management and Healthcare Supply Chain gathers leading scientists and scholars to exchange insights, research results, and innovations in these fields. It's a premier platform for interdisciplinary discussions on challenges, solutions, and trends.

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The International Conference on Healthcare Management and Healthcare Supply Chain is scheduled for April 22-23, 2024, in Tokyo, Japan. Organized by the International Research Conference, this event aims to gather diverse scholarly presentations over the conference's duration. It offers valuable insights and networking opportunities for students, academics, and industry researchers. The conference fosters knowledge exchange and discussions on healthcare management and supply chain topics, promoting innovation and addressing practical challenges.

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The International Conference on Healthcare Supply Chain Management and Logistics, scheduled for February 19-20, 2024, in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, is a significant gathering facilitated by the International Research Conference. This event consolidates diverse scholarly activities, spanning over a period dependent on the volume and duration of presentations. The conference offers high-quality content and exceptional value for students, academics, and industry researchers. Its primary objective is to foster the exchange of experiences and research findings while facilitating discussions on innovations, trends, challenges, and solutions within the realms of Healthcare Supply Chain Management and Logistics. It serves as a premier interdisciplinary platform for collaboration among researchers, practitioners, and educators.

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The 2024 Hospital Supply Chain Winter Session by Health Connect Partners is going virtual, with Live Online Reverse Expo meetings scheduled from February 6 to 8, 2024. This event offers elite leaders from leading IDN/Hospitals/Health Systems the opportunity for one-on-one conversations with suppliers, with each meeting lasting nine minutes. The event provides an enhanced selection process to prioritize meeting choices and utilizes a state-of-the-art meeting platform. Limited registrations are available for this three-day event.

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HCSA  are thrilled to introduce the HCSA Annual Conference and Exhibition 2023! Join us in Manchester for an exceptional event filled with enriching experiences. Explore our website for detailed information and secure your spot at the conference. We eagerly await your presence and anticipate another fantastic gathering this year. Don't miss the opportunity to be a part of this remarkable event.

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Pharma Supply Chain & Logistics Innovation Programme is a prominent platform for interacting with the world's most influential and dynamic professionals. Pharma Supply Chain & Logistics Innovation Programme will help with all aspects of supply chain and logistics, as well as their integration with digitisation, including Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, & Block Chain. This event will give you the chance to join and get a complete learning experience about the challenges and their solutions from experts in the field.

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Supply chain plays a central role when it comes to leveraging data to advance health care excellence.  Along these lines, we will discuss the relationship between the key data flows of supply chain management information, and how the nuances of those data flows in health care organizations require a different approach than the current state of operations. In today's data-driven and analytics environment, it is imperative that supply chain professionals understand data management, flow, and utilization.

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Rural and community hospitals are some of the most underserved when it comes to supply chain operations. The data shows that they pay about 30-40% more in supply chain costs than an integrated delivery network (IDN). Rural hospitals are serving critical needs in their communities, and yet they struggle with supply chain pricing and purchasing power. What’s more: Rural hospitals tend to get less support from national group purchasing organizations (GPOs). 

In this webinar, Dan Hurry, president of Advantus Health Partners, will present solutions for how rural and community hospitals can bridge the supply chain price gap between big and small players by:  

• Optimizing their price schedule — take advantage of a “Costco model” where there is one price for all.
• Streamlining workflow and staffing — drive decisions for better process design, more efficient product and inventory management, and effective organizational design.
• Leveraging technology and insights — Use more than spreadsheets to identify opportunities and find value.

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Pharma Supply Chain & Logistics Innovation Programme is a prominent platform that encourages you to network with the most vibrant and influential leaders in the global supply chain sector. This event is dedicated to exchanging information on every aspect of the supply chain and logistics, especially digitization using multiple approaches, i.e., Blockchain, Machine Learning, and Artificial Intelligence. which will have Pharma industry experts sharing various challenges faced, new strategies, case studies, and the use of innovative ideas, the conference will also offer opportunities to encourage partnerships and collaborations. In this conference, you’ll not only discover innovative technologies, transformation strategies, and collaboration methods but how best to implement them to optimize your supply chain processes and strategies.

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Featuring new technology, emerging bio, cell & gene therapy, technical conference sessions and more. INTERPHEX is the leading global event that fuses industry innovation with expert-led technical conference. It’s where the newest ideas are shared, technology is unveiled, and the power of science though commercialization comes to life. No matter where you are in the pharmaceutical supply chain, INTERPHEX delivers relevant solutions through curated education sessions, networking and over 500 global suppliers to source quality product and services. The future of pharma, through the power of experience.

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To achieve supply chain resilience in today’s unpredictable environment, it is imperative to establish limitless flexibility and expertise capable of identifying possible risks. Organizations that strive to proactively mitigate future crises and potential threats use current challenges to create opportunities for efficiency and resiliency. Through flexible distribution strategies and ready-to-use depot and logistics networks, companies can avoid clinical trial disruption now and in the years ahead. Join Marken experts in this engaging webinar to explore industry trends, operational challenges, and innovative solutions for the storage and distribution of lifesaving products across the globe.

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From COVID-19 and supply disruptions to staffing shortages and inflation, healthcare providers are looking for innovative solutions to support optimal patient care in a financial and supply-constrained environment. During this Cardinal Health sponsored webinar, industry leaders will share how workflow optimization, waste reduction, and logistics management solutions, fueled by data-driven insights, can revolutionize the way healthcare providers achieve clinical and operational efficiencies.
 
Learning points:

• Healthcare trends and forecasts on how compounding pressures will affect supply chain, staffing and logistics and inventory management for providers.
• How providers are more effectively optimizing their workflow, reducing waste, and managing shipping costs and inventory. 

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The healthcare supply chain is often overlooked as a potential area for innovation. However, as inflation continues to pressure health system finances, it's becoming increasingly clear that the supply chain models of old won't cut it in today's fiscal environment. Providers realize they must create a more situationally aware, collaborative, flexible supply chain.  This is especially important for revenue-generating areas such as surgery and specialty pharmacy. Supply chain leaders are looking to advanced technologies to achieve this aim. Learn how technology empowers healthcare supply chain leaders to better negotiate with suppliers, optimize critical clinical and revenue-generating areas and create real-time track-and-trace visibility.

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The Supply Chain Visibility Conference brings manufacturers, distributors, group purchasing organizations, and providers together to discuss ways to work together better to ensure product availability, improve forecasting, and better support patient care. Launched in 2019, this unique working conference provides an opportunity for dialogue and a venue for identifying and advancing best practices that improve supply chain resilience and visibility.

This year’s conference is more important than ever – a chance to leverage momentum from the pandemic to advance visibility and readiness in the healthcare supply chain. The Supply Chain Visibility Conference provides an ideal venue for discussing challenges and advancing preparedness and collaboration.

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With financial and regulatory stakeholders pressuring healthcare organizations to reduce their carbon footprint, the supply chain is a critical area for transformation, as it accounts for over 70% of the healthcare industry's carbon footprint. 

In this webinar, our panel of experts will share  how health systems, suppliers and GPOs are working together to build an environmentally sustainable supply chain. They will also discuss strategies to improve overall resiliency of the supply chain, such as efforts to improve transparency of information collected, forming social responsibility initiatives and diversification methods.  

Main takeaways from the webinar will be:

• Specific environmental initiatives from Atrium Health to reduce risk and improve resiliency of the supply chain
• Recent efforts by suppliers and GPOs to support the environmental and social responsibility goals of health systems
• Approaches to improve transparency among suppliers, GPOs and health systems of products and materials

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Pharmaceutical supply chain and logistics faced the hardest disruptions during initial COVID era. Now, with COVID therapeutic manufacturing taking space, there also is a big desire to accelerate other clinical pipeline because of the ample opportunity for new medicine. While some companies were able to cope with their contingencies plan in place, the other followed risk mitigation. It is now essential for the pharma supply chain and logistics to follow the redundancy routes.

The 3rd Annual MarketsandMarkets World Pharma Supply Chain and Cold Chain Logistics Conference will hold discussions on supply chain for virtual clinical trials, prediction models in pharmaceutical supply chain, smart packaging, managing international cold chain logistics, supply chain and logistics world after COVID and increasing the use of IOT & automated processes. This conference will also address how on-shoring is picking up against the general trend of off shoring. The event will witness an overwhelming participation of leading supply chain and logistics decision makers.

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The healthcare industry is currently in a unique position to look towards streamlining supply chain operations and logistics within a rapidly evolving industry. There are lots of opportunities to re-evaluate and drive new operational models that can bring about savings, efficiency and greater collaboration.  Whether it is a hospital, pharmaceutical manufacturer, drug distributor or retailer, every link in the chain could better manage their inventory or work more closely with suppliers. By embracing the challenge of supply-chain leadership, pharmaceutical and medical-device companies can provide safer, more affordable access to products that enhance the lives of patients.

This conference will look deeper into this transformation by exploring healthcare distribution models, logistics, have in-depth discussions on developing the next key strategies towards supply chain operations, and bring together the entire end-to-end healthcare supply chain.

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Spring Hospital Supply Chain Conference will give you the opportunity to network with your peers: Hospital Supply Chain and Materials Management Executives from America’s most prestigious hospitals and health systems, expand your industry intelligence with cutting-edge educational sessions, discover innovative solutions for your department by participating in our Reverse Expo sessions along with the nation's leading suppliers, and to top it all off, all of the conference activities – even networking and entertainment – are included with your registration and offered at no cost to you or your facility.

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The Annual Pharma Supply Chain & Security World Summit is now online, and this time with more focus on optimizing your supply chain challenges to ensure an agile, responsive, streamlined and secured supply chain. The pharmaceutical supply chains are facing a significant challenge in the form of counterfeit drugs that are entering the supply chain from various points at different levels. Pharmaceutical companies that adopt an effective serialisation program have end-to-end visibility and traceability for all of their packaging, labelling, and distribution.

This enables them to rapidly identify and quarantine counterfeit products. This helps to protect patients, consumers worldwide, brand equity, reputations and the company's revenue stream by ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements for serialisation of medicines in emerging markets. The rise of the digital supply chain has been accompanied by an ever-increasing number of regulations that have accelerated its development and adoption. Years ago, the pharmaceutical supply chain regulated only manufacturing and distribution.

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LogiMed brings together top VPs and Directors from both the manufacturing and provider sides of the medical device supply chain. As we continue to adjust to a “new normal” healthcare environment, it’s more important than ever to have an interactive and collaborative platform to connect and benchmark with your peers. At LogiMed, you’ll identify best practices to improve your end-to-end supply chain, better serve customers and minimize costs as we navigate through and beyond the pandemic.

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Nursing is in crisis. Longstanding nationwide staffing shortages have only grown during the COVID-19 pandemic, straining institutions to the breaking point. But what if facilities were able to connect with clinical experience students already working inside their buildings to refill their talent supply chain? Can gaining unprecedented visibility into students attending your clinical rotations help you uncover which will make the best professional fits and reverse your nursing staff shortage?

Learning points:

• How COVID-19 has exacerbated existing nursing shortages
• How healthcare facilities can build an employment pipeline from students already attending their clinical rotations
• How to gain visibility into students attending your clinical rotations, as well as insights, data and learnings to uncover which students will make great employees

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Supply chain disruption across industries (but especially in healthcare) has been the norm over the last two years. However, hospital and health system leaders can apply learnings from this sustained crisis to better prepare their teams for success in 2022.

Key learnings from this webinar include:

• An overview of predictive planning strategies to prepare for future disruptions
• A look at new technologies and tools to support supply chain planning
• Tips for assessing technology solutions to support better supply chain management

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The COVID pandemic has had an ongoing impact on supply chains across all industries, but very acutely in healthcare.  It has shone a particularly bright light on the gaps and fragility of the healthcare supply chain. There are some specific courses of action health systems can deploy to shore up the performance of this critical function. 

It is a big task, but by leveraging data and measuring progress toward a digital health transformation goal, health systems can utilize the supply chain more strategically to meet the challenge of:

Lessons learned from the pandemic that highlights the importance of supply chain.

The key components to a strategic Supply Chain: Automation, clinical integration, predictive data analytics and governance and leadership.

How the CISOM tool supports supply chain leadership on the journey to digital health transformation.

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The fundamental problem is one of matching a volatile, unpredictable demand for services with the constrained availability of supply. Yesterday’s tools are not adequate to address this supply-demand issue.

Infusion centers face these supply-demand challenges on a daily basis. Many of these centers find themselves “playing Tetris” when trying to cobble together daily schedules for their infusion chairs in a way that is practical for all parties. These centers experience the same outcomes of unacceptable patient wait times, lack of available appointments, and nurses who can’t get off the floor for their breaks.

After careful consideration and input from our clients, Gartner has made the decision to deliver this year’s conference virtually. While we were looking forward to bringing people together in person, given the uncertainty associated with the Delta variant and potential travel and safety challenges we believe at this time a virtual conference experience will provide the best opportunity to learn, engage and be inspired.

The global landscape has fundamentally shifted, accelerating the need and desire for supply chains to broaden their mission and deliver competitive advantage. In response, top-performing chief supply chain officers (CSCOs) are expanding their horizons, embracing not only profitability but the business purpose and the human element to create the capabilities needed for organizational success. 

Join us virtually at Gartner Supply Chain Symposium/Xpo™ 2021 to discover the must-have insights, strategies and frameworks for CSCOs and supply chain leaders to build the sustainable, societal and profitable supply chains required for a dynamic world.

The healthcare industry is currently in a unique position to look towards streamlining supply chain operations and logistics within a rapidly evolving industry. There are lots of opportunities to re-evaluate and drive new operational models that can bring about savings, efficiency and greater collaboration. 

Whether it is a hospital, pharmaceutical manufacturer, drug distributor or retailer, every link in the chain could better manage their inventory or work more closely with suppliers. By embracing the challenge of supply-chain leadership, pharmaceutical and medical-device companies can provide safer, more affordable access to products that enhance the lives of patients.

This conference will look deeper into this transformation by exploring healthcare distribution models, logistics, have in-depth discussions on developing the next key strategies towards supply chain operations, and bring together the entire end-to-end healthcare supply chain.

Hear from healthcare supply chain luminary, Teresa Dail, as she shares what a pandemic and a tornado in the same week of 2020 taught her about the innovation trajectory needed in the healthcare supply chain. Teresa will share executive-level insights on lessons learned and key risk mitigation moves during COVID, what her team is currently focused on, and what she anticipates coming next.

This 2½ day course provides extensive information on the effective implementation of supplier selection and controls. This detailed course covers the key aspects of supplier controls, from planning for supplier assessment/selection to defining acceptance activities, to monitoring supplier performance. Each topic is presented from a practical perspective, with links to the requirements of the Quality System regulation, the ISO 13485 standard, risk management considerations, and pertinent Global Harmonization Task Force guidance.