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Understanding the Drivers of Cost in the Supply Chain System - Special Exhibitor Session Sponsored by McKesson
Date
October 26, 2017
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This session will cover the five areas where supply chain management can reduce cost and drive efficiency in your center. Hear tips, best practices, and success stories for implementation of these strategies. You will understand the drivers of cost in the supply chain system, learn how to drive efficiency and formulary management across locations, as well as understand how to optimize GPOs and local contracts.
- Understand the importance of supply chain analytics and what to look for.
- Understand how to apply SKU standardization.
- Acquire information on how to better leverage your contracts and GPOs.
Speakers
Director, Community Health Centers - Western Region, McKesson Medical-Surgical
Vice President, Material Management, McKesson Medical-Surgical
Bob Piacine, MBA
Director, Eastern Community Health Centers, McKesson Medical-Surgical
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