Post-event web-site - GS1 Healthcare Conference, Sydney, Australia, 20-22 March 2012
Programme
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Presentations
Monday 19 March 2012
- Practical Implementation of Data Synchronisation – For Suppliers
- Practical Implemantation of Data Synchronisation – For Buyers
Tuesday 20 March 2012
Plenary Sessions
- Welcome to Conference, Maria Palazzolo, Ulrike Kreysa, Paul Voordeckers (GS1)
- The NEHTA Australian E-Health Agenda, Peter Fleming (NEHTA)
- Health Safety and Quality - A New Zealand Perspective, Dr Richard Medlicott (HISO)
- ANMAT- Implementing Traceability in Argentina, Maximiliano Derecho (ANMAT)
- The US FDA perspective on the unique device identification system, Jay Crowley (FDA)
- Understanding the supplier actions to be ready for Unique Device Identification, Volker Zeinar (B Braun)
- Medical Device Identification, Fiona McCormack (TGA)
- A focus on patient safety, Dr Mukesh Haikerwal (WMA Council)
Expert Sessions and Panel discussions
- Ask the traceability implementation expert, Feargal McGroarty, (St James Hospital, Ireland) & Frédérique Fremont (Hospital CHI Robert Ballanger, France)
- Ask the GS1 DataMatrix expert, Chuck Biss (GS1 GO)
- Ask the Data Synchronisation expert , Valentino Bulaon ( NSW Health)
- Stream 1 : Right data for right products – how synchronised data supports supply chain and business efficiency
- Stream 2: eMessaging – the logical next step for Healthcare organisations – How and why?
Wednesday 21 March 2012
Plenary Sessions
- Healthcare and the GS1 Standards – The Continuing Journey, Dennis O’Keefe (NSW ACT)
- CASE STUDY: Why GS1?, Mike Rose (J&J)
- Implementation of Pharmaceutical Track and Trace, Grant Courtney ( GSK)
- Pfizer: How GS1 standards are enabling traceability in healthcare, Peggy Staver (Pfizer) - slides not available for publication
- Clinical Excellence Initiatives to improve healthcare safety & quality, Prof. Cliff Hughes (ISQUA)
- CASE STUDY: World’s Best Direct Part Marking on Endoscopes to Ensure Patient safety and Traceability, Dr Chikayuki Ochiai (NTT Medical Center Tokyo)
- CASE STUDY: The Business Case for Haemophilia Product Traceability, Feargal McGroarty (St James Hospital)
- CASE STUDY: South Australia Health Supply Chain Reform, Paul Broadbridge (South Australia Health)
- Implementation of GDSN in a Complex Systems Environment, Megan Main& Richard Bowen (Health Purchasing Victoria)
Expert Sessions and Panel discussions
- Ask the eMessaging expert, David Melbourne (Western Australia Health)
- Ask the patient identification and wristband bar coding expert, Christian Hay (GS1 GO) & Sue Schmid (GS1 Australia)
- Ask the warehouse optimisation expert, Ged Halstead (CH2)
- PANEL 1: Traceability as a foundation to fight counterfeiting and improve efficiencies
- PANEL 2: Data as the key – understanding all the options for business improvement
Thursday 22 March 2012
- CASE STUDY Hong-Kong: The Supply Chain Modernisation of Pharmaceutical Products in the Hospital Authority Hong Kong, S C Chiang (Hospital Authority, Hong-Kong)
- CASE STUDY Taiwan: Implementation of Medication Barcode System to Ensure Patient Safety in Taiwan, Su-Yu Chien (Changhua Christian Hospital)
- CASE STUDY Thailand: GTIN Implementation in Thailand Healthcare Supply Chain with academic research, Prof. Singkarin (Mahidol University)
- Streamlining the Recall Process in Healthcare, Mark Brommeyer (NEHTA), Mark Rendulic (Sanofi), Pete Losin, Director (Queensland Health)
- CASE STUDY: The Healthcare Distributor Perspective, Ron Bone (McKesson)
- CASE STUDY: The Perfect Order, Dennis Black (Becton Dickinson)
- Welcome to Lisbon, October 2012 Conference, Paulo Gomes (GS1 Portugal)
- Bouncing forward, Sam Cawthorn