Cardinal Health and Suzanna Hoppszallern, Senior Editor - Data and Research, Hospitals & Health Networks Magazine
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Each year, the healthcare supply chain wastes $5 billion, and the number keeps going in one direction – up.* With declining reimbursement, an aging population and shift to value-based payment models intensifying cost pressures, traditional approaches to supply chain management are no longer working.
Join us to understand how automation of your supply chain can lead to cost effective ways of managing your inventory and transparency across your supply chain while re-building trust between the supply chain and clinical teams.
Learn how our advanced analytics can help control costs, capture charge accurately and support clinical documentation, all while reducing waste and simplifying workflows. The challenge is knowing where to begin, but the result is true visibility and control to easily manage your supplies.
Attendees will be able to:
- Describe healthcare trends impacting the supply chain
- Identify automated inventory management processes that can help to drive more efficiency from a single location to an enterprise level
- Articulate the benefits of automated inventory management to gain support and buy-in with key areas of the hospital
- Estimate ROI to support an automation investment in your hospital
*PNC Healthcare; GHX quantitative research study (August 2011)
Speakers
Cindy Measurall, Director of Supply Chain Strategy, has been with Cardinal Health since 2004. As a certified Lean Six Sigma Black Belt, Cindy is focused on bridging the gap between the many disciplines of the supply chain and the clinical staff in hospitals. Cindy has worked in numerous areas connected to the supply chain including operations, transportation and customer service. Cindy received her Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from the University of Redlands in California.
Ken Shastany joined Cardinal Health in 2013, and is currently with the Strategic Solutions team which is dedicated to improving patient care, safety, and clinician workflows while reducing waste and cost through inventory management solutions. Prior to joining Cardinal Health, Ken was a Clinical Strategist for WaveMark focused on the product development, implementation, and customer support of the RFID inventory management solution in the provider space.
Ken gained his clinical experience serving in multiple cardiovascular-focused roles for organizations including Hallmark Health, Tufts-New England Medical Center and Brigham and Women’s Hospital. His responsibilities with these organizations ranged from a nurse manager to the director of cardiovascular services.
Suzanna Hoppszallern Senior Editor, Data and Research - Hospitals & Health Networks Magazine
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