IIE Transactions on Healthcare Systems Engineering · 2013 · 11 citations · 5 references
ManagementOperations ManagementSupply Chain ManagementHealthcare Information SystemsHealthcare Quality ImprovementHealthcare Supply Chain ManagementDecision SupportDecision Support In HealthcareHealthcare Data StandardsHealthcare Performance MeasurementHealthcare StandardsSupply Chain Decision Support SystemsCritical Success FactorsData StandardsHealth Care Decision SupportHealthcare PracticesProcess Efficiency MeasurementStandards-based Decision SupportSupply Chain Data CollectionUser Readiness
Healthcare providers are under increasing pressure to reduce waste, eliminate unnecessary costs and redundant efforts, thereby improving the quality and consistency of healthcare delivery. Lack of automation and the lack of use of global identifiers for products and locations, also known as supply chain data standards, are two critical factors that can help streamline providers operations and improve process efficiency. Despite widespread consensus among various stakeholders, healthcare providers lack a well-defined approach towards adopting and implementing data standards. Supply chain data standards can be defined as a set of product and location identifiers which are used in supply chain related processes and transactions.
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Building an efficient supply chain.
Dagmara Scalise · PubMed · 2005 · 12 citations
Management, Health Care Management, Supply Chain Management +17