Day Friday, October 19, 2007 Room Mt Pleasant
| 09h45 AM- 10h20 AM |
An Implementation Decision Framework for Supply Chain Management: A Case Study in Perioperative Services Supply Chain Management at St. Michael’s Hospital |
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Joan E. McLaughlin,
Director, Supply Chain and Support Services, St. Michael’s Hospital
Having a decision framework for implementation of supply chain management is critical to leveraging strategic supply chain investments and gaining competitive advantage. Organizational leaders can benefit from this framework to ensure result driven solutions are successfully adopted. The value in using the framework is to determine capacity to make a significant difference in outcomes, stickiness and in future supply chain initiatives. The framework will be presented as a model easily applied in any industrial, manufacturing, service or business sector. Perioperative Services at St. Michael’s hospital is comprised of 14 complex surgical services performed in 26 operating rooms. Six Sigma principles and third party logistics provider considerations as applied to the framework will also be discussed. |