Global GS1 Healthcare Conference- 22-24 June 2010, Geneva, Switzerland
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Programme
Presentations
- The World of GS1 Standards: An Introduction
- Welcome, Nicolas Florin, CEO GS1 Switzerland, Chris Adcock, President Healthcare, GS1 Global Office
- OPENING KEYNOTE - Standards and interoperability in healthcare supply chain processes, Prof. Lovis, Head of the Clinical Informatics Unit at University Hospitals of Geneva, Switzerland
- Securing the narcotic supply chain in Switzerland, Laurent Médioni, Canton Pharmacist Fribourg, Switzerland
- Accreditation: How to improve efficiency and quality in the hospital, Dr. Carlo Ramponi, Managing Director Europe, Joint Commission International
- Medical devices: Unambiguous, standardised and harmonised Unique Device Identification (UDI), Jay Crowley, Senior Advisor for Patient Safety, US FDA
- Why it is important for the healthcare industry to reach a global standard for Unique Device Identification now, Michael Kreuzer, Technical and Regulatory director, ABHI
- Creating a common language: Developing the Turkish National Drug and Medical Devices Database, Doruk Goksin, Project Manager, TCHealth Bilgi Teknolojileri Ltd Sti, Turkey
- Healthcare transformation in Turkey: Impact on product traceability and patient safety, Sinem Yaman, Regulatory Affairs and Quality Assurance Manager, Turkey, Middle East & Africa, Covidien and Arted
- From paper to RFID - A brief history of time, Graham Medwell, e-Business Manager, Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust
- Healthcare supply chain initiatives, including Australia’s Location Registry, Ken Nobbs, Program Manager – Medical Products, National eHealth Transition Authorities, Australia
- Redesigning the drug distribution system in hospitals, Roberto Frontini, Chair, European Association Hospital Pharmacists
- Identification of surgical instruments with RFID, Prof. Dr. Yamashita, Tokyo Healthcare University, Japan
- Implementation of GS1 Standards in US hospitals, Robert H. Perry, Systems Analyst, Defense Health Services System, Senior Consultant at MTS
- The Canadian Pharmaceutical Bar Coding Project, Doris Nessim, Director of Pharmacy Services, North York General Hospital, Canada
- New medicines coding system to help address the growing risk of counterfeit medicines, Grant Courtney, Serialisation Global Business Lead, GlaxoSmithKline
- Advancing global standards for Unique Device Identification, Jackie Elkin, Global Process Owner - Standard Product Identification, Medtronic
- What it really took to be ePedigree compliant, Philippe Majois, Packaging Technology Development Manager, and Nathan Habeck, ePedigree Program Manager, Baxter Healthcare Corp.
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- Implementing traceability cytostatics projects, Elfriede Dolinar, Leiterin Anstaltsapotheke, University Hospital Vienna
- Project Prometheus: Electronic administration within the blood transfusion chain, Erik Zwarter, Project Manager Healthcare Logistics, Erasmus Medical Centre
- Efficiency models in the Andalusian health service supply chain, Inés Mª Bardón, Purchasing and Logistics Deputy Manager, SAS
- Combining forces to protect patients from counterfeit medicines and pharmaceutical crime - Implementation of counterfeit protection systems in the pharmaceutical industry, Dr. François-Xavier Lery, Scientific Officer, European Directorate for the Quality of Medicines & HealthCare (EDQM), Council of Europe
- Building blocks of health information: Classifications, terminologies, standards, Dr T. Bedirhan Üstün, Coordinator, Classifications, Terminology and Standards, World Health Organisation WHO