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Who is SMI?. Founded and driven by our membersNon-profit corporation established in 2005Senior-level healthcare supply chain executives Representing providers and healthcare supply chain industry partners including manufacturers and distributors of medical/surgical supplies, pharmaceuticals, maj
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1. Value Overview March, 2011 www.smisupplychain.com
2. Who is SMI? Founded and driven by our members
Non-profit corporation established in 2005
Senior-level healthcare supply chain executives
Representing providers and healthcare supply chain industry partners including manufacturers and distributors of medical/surgical supplies, pharmaceuticals, major equipment, IT companies and service providers
United by our vision to:
Influence positive change
Shape future directions
Advance the healthcare marketplace through internal efficiencies and improvements Created 7/07Created 7/07
3. Vision and Mission Vision:
United in shaping an improved, more efficient healthcare supply chain
Mission:
Convene innovative leaders within the healthcare industry
Create a neutral, balanced, developmental, and mutually
beneficial environment
Develop solutions through small, intimate work groups
Produce results that solve real industry problems
Work for the benefit of the entire healthcare supply chain Created 7/07Created 7/07
4. Goals Created 7/07Created 7/07
5. The SMI Difference We Are:
Action/Results Oriented
Member-Driven
Industry Benefit Focused Created 7/07Created 7/07
6. How We Operate Focus on strategic initiatives that lead to transformational changes in the healthcare supply chain
Collaborative process (non-selling, non-combative environment)
Multi-disciplinary teams (member selected and driven) to create and validate “serious” solutions
Semi-annual member Forums Created 7/07Created 7/07
7. Member Value Be a distinct voice in creating best-of-the-best solutions
Rich collaboration on mutually beneficial initiatives versus fruitless debate
Build long-lasting ties/relationships with senior level supply chain innovators and decision makers
Gain new insights into decision-making while working at the ground floor of healthcare supply chain changes
Demonstrate individual and organizational knowledge, expertise and value Created 7/07Created 7/07
8. Value Progression Created 7/07Created 7/07
9. Membership Open to all Provider and Industry executives with direct transactional trade involvement in supply chain and delivery of patient care
Industry Partners include: medical, surgical, diagnostic and pharmaceutical supply companies; capital equipment and medical device companies; distributors; IT companies; and service providers
Must have a corporate structure owned and controlled by a single entity
Centralized operations with capacity to affect change Created 7/07Created 7/07
10. Collaborators
Association for Healthcare Resource and Materials Management (AHRMM)
Healthcare Purchasing News (HPN)
Center for Innovation in Healthcare Logistics (CIHL) - University of Arkansas
GS1 Healthcare US
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11. Re-Cap
12. Initiatives in Action
Healthcare Supply Chain Uniqueness
Accountable Care Organizations
Comparative Effectiveness Research
13. Accomplishments to Date SMI website established as major industry resource (launched May, 2008)
Eleven (11) team initiatives concluded since inception
Ten (10) “Tools” finalized and provided free of charge to industry
Vendor Access Guidelines (endorsed by AORN)
Measuring Effective Relationships (software)
Roadmap to the Perfect Order
Contract Synchronization
New Product Introduction Management (software)
810 Transaction
The Link Between Supply Chain and Revenue
Supply and Labor Cost Calculator
Vendor Managed Inventory
Value Alignment
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14. Accomplishments to Date Multiple industry efforts nationally to promote
SMI and the adoption of SMI Tools:
AHRMM annual conferences – 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010
AHVAP Annual Conference – 2007
Provista Annual Conference – 2007
Medline Executive Roundtable – 2008, Spring & Fall
VHA TV – November 2008
World Congress on Supply Chain – 2008, 2009
GHX Supply Chain Summit – 2007
GS1 Global Conference 2009
HSCN National Healthcare Supply Chain Conference, Canada – 2009
AHRMM Webinar – Perfect Order 2008
FDA’s Unique Device Identifier Hearing – 2009
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15. Accomplishments to Date Multiple industry efforts regionally to promote
SMI and the adoption of SMI Tools:
Pennsylvania Statewide Faculty – 2009 (2)
New Jersey Materials Management Society – 2009
Yankee Alliance Annual Meetings – 2008
Greater Ohio AHRMM Chapter – 2008
Pennsylvania Statewide Faculty – 2008
New England Chapter of AHRMM – 2007
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16. Accomplishments to Date Founding member of the Healthcare Supply Chain Standards Coalition (HSCSC)
Facilitated HSCSC merger with GS1 Healthcare US
Member of GS1 US Healthcare Leadership Team
Over 70 SMI webinars conducted in 2008, 2009 & 2010 on:
NPIM Tool adoption for both SMI members and non-members
Overview of all SMI Tools and Solutions
Measuring Effective Relationships adoption
Active collaboration relationships established with:
AHRMM
CIHL
Healthcare Purchasing News (HPN)
Active member of CIHL Oversight Committee
Board Representation of Bellwether League
Judge for Premier Supply Chain Innovator Award
SMI Tools featured on VHA-TV national broadcast Created 7/07Created 7/07
17. Accomplishments to Date Published / featured in multiple trade journals including:
Healthcare Purchasing News
Materials Management in Healthcare
Journal of Healthcare Contracting
Engaged multiple industry stakeholders in efforts, including:
FDA
StratCenter.com
Advamed
VHA Supply Chain Institute
National Coordinator of Health Information Technology
GNYHA
Association of Healthcare Value Analysis Professional (AHVAP)
18. Contact Us
Tom Hughes, Executive Director
617-943-0303
thughescih@aol.com
Dennis Orthman, Senior Director
617-327-1067
dorthman@smisupplychain.com
Teri Gallagher, Director
781-378-1107
tgallagher@smisupplychain.com
info@smisupplychain.com 781-378-1107 Created 7/07Created 7/07