STRATEGIES TO IMPROVE PATIENT OUTCOMES BY OPTIMIZING AND BENCHMARKING SUPPLY CHAIN OPERATIONS

Hospital and health systems are in a unique position to streamline supply chain operations within the evolving value-based health care system priorities for quality patient care, enhanced patient outcomes and cost saving solutions. Opportunities to re-evaluate and drive innovative operation models will require collaboration to drive the next level of supply chain savings.

At the 15th Annual Health Care Supply Chain Summit, delegates explore best strategies to optimize their contracting, logistics and value analysis supply chain operations. At the 2021 Summit, attendees will engage in an in-depth discussion of benchmarking strategies for achieving the next frontier of supply chain operations.

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The health care supply chain summit provides an excellent opportunity for key stakeholders in the industry to come together to share best practices. It also provides for a great collision of ideas that allow each attendee to not only go back and make their own organization better but also allows for all of us to collectively improve the entire industry. The health care model is undergoing significant change and we will all survive and thrive only when we work together to alleviate the pains of the industry. We are all committed to reducing the total cost of care in the United States while improving the health of our population at the same time.

–Stephen Kiewiet, VP Supply Chain Operations, BJC Healthcare

As a first time attendee, I was extremely impressed with the content of the program as well as the diversity of the attendees. I look forward to the opportunity to be able to attend next year.

–Teresa L.Dail Chief Supply Chain Officer, Vanderbilt University Medical Center

The Health Care Supply Chain Summit was a great venue for providers and suppliers to share best practices and learn more about the challenges in each other's worlds. The summit attracts a variety of attendees but is small enough to allow meaningful networking.

–Nancy LeMaster, Vice President Supply Chain Transformation, BJC HealthCare