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This session provides the basic concepts of inventory management for entry level personnel.
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This session will take the information learned in the IM 101 to the next level. This is intended for those who work in procedural areas and will include concepts of sterile storage, perpetual inventory, and technology.
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So you are new to this role, what are your responsibilities and what are some nuances to be aware of to ensure you are successful.
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The receiving function is very important to a facility’s financial health. Receiving is knowing what has been ordered, when it is expected to arrive and capturing the receipt to allow payment. It is also managing freight expenses, which is generally not well managed, and a large expense for a facility. This session will describe the concepts and importance of each.
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What is functional areas are covered under Finance within a hospital? How does supply chain interface with thee departments? What concepts should be integrated between supply chain and Finance? What is a budget and why is it important to understand the department’s role in the overall spend of a facility.
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The capital procurement process should be very specific in regards to roles and responsibilities. This session will review the roles and discuss the responsibilities as well as best practices.
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The information in an introduction to the concept. This session will define sourcing, the sourcing process, request for proposal, information and quote, data and contracting.
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What is Value Analysis? How is it different from product standardization? Who should be involved? Understand the role of supply chain.
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This session will describe characteristics of servant leadership, quality of life in the workplace, and steps to success.
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The Operating Room preference cards will drive efficiencies and inefficiencies depending on how they are managed. This session will review best practices for cleanup and ongoing maintenance, roles and responsibilities.
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The UDI ruling came about starting back when “To Err is Human” came out in 1999 indicating that as many as 98,000 people die in hospitals each year as a result of medical errors that could have been prevented. Healthcare needed a system to track these errors and to reduce the number of deaths. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) was directed by then-President George H Bush to develop the UDI regulation. Meaningful Use states that all healthcare providers must submit the UDI to the patients' medical record beginning in January 2018. This session will describe the UDI and Meaningful Use and what is expected of each segment of healthcare.
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This session will provide an overview of supervisory skills and direction to assist new supervisors or those looking to take the step into supervision in understanding the basic concepts.
