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May 17-19, 2011
Welcome Back to Indianapolis!
| Welcome to the 2010 Midwest Healthcare Supply Chain Conference Following the success of the 2009 conference, the organizers of the Midwest Healthcare Supply Chain Conference have joined together to create a follow-on event to continue highlighting key issues in this sector. Day One of the Conference will focus once again on emerging issues and solutions of strategic importance to all players along the length of Healthcare Supply Chains. Morning speakers include Mr. Emeric Labesse and Dr. Mark Frohlich, will begin the dialog of the leading edge responses to improving the performance of Healthcare Supply Chains. Luncheon speaker, Dr. Mahender Singh, will review recent findings from the MIT Efficient Healthcare Delivery Research project as they relate to forecasts. Four panels in the afternoon will delve even more deeply into what leading-edge companies are doing to create success in Healthcare through supply chain management. A second day has been added to this year’s conference. Dr. Rafik Bishara, the current Chair of the Parenteral Drug Association’s (PDA) Pharmaceutical Cold Chain Discussion Group, has developed a program that will examine, in detail, the issue of Cold Chain Management. Conference Goals • Engage in conversation with leaders in healthcare supply management from academia, manufacturers, distributors, pharmacies, hospitals, and consulting companies about recent trends, approaches and successes. • Provide the recent changes and trends in the healthcare supply chain and implementation for temperature-sensitive products • Learn from success stories: how can healthcare supply chains create value for patients, payors and providers • Highlight the advantages offered by the Midwest crossroads for Good Distribution practices (GPD) • Offer solutions to mitigate the temperature-sensitive supply chain risks |
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Presentations Now Available -
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May 20 - Midwest Healthcare Supply Chain Conference
Joint Session
- Chet Damania, Global Manager, Perfect Order & Customer Experience, Ethicon Endo-Surgery, Inc., Johnson & Johnson - please contact directly to request a copy of this presentation
- Vicki Smith-Daniels, PhD, Visiting Professor, Indiana University, Kelley School of Business - presentation will be posted soon
Session 3 - Supply Chain Management for Medical Devices
- Tom Doherty, Director, Global Supply Chain, Welch Allyn - please contact directly to request a copy of this presentation
- Kevin R. Stout, Executive Director and Founder, Medical Device Industry Supply Chain Council
Session 4 - Clincal and Operations Planning: Supply Chain Management During Clinical Trials
- Alisa Wright, President, BioConvergence LLC
- Ken Thomas, President, Taith Group LLC
Session 5 - Relationship Management: Integrating a Full Supply Chain
- Jon Giacomin, Executive VP, Operations, Pharmaceutical Segment, Cardinal Health
- Brad Newman, Senior Director of Marketing, Baxter BioPharma Solutions
Session 6 - Product Identity Standardization (presentation covers all speakers)
- Dennis Harrison, President, GS1 US Healthcare
- Jean Sargent, Director, Supply Chain, USC Health Sciences
- Dennis Byer, Senior Director, Industry Standards, Novation
May 21 - Temperature Sensitive Supply Chain Risk Management
Session I - TSA Security and Cold Chain Supply
- Gary E. Lupinacci, Assistant Branch Chief, Certified Cargo Screening Program, Aviation Security, Transportation Security Administration - presentation will be posted soon
- Brad Elrod, Director, Global Conveyance Security, Pfizer Global Operations Compliance
- Chris Fore, Manager Industry Compliance and Regulatory Affairs, Envirotainer
Session II - Risk Mitigation for Moving from Cold Chain to Good Distribution Practices (GDP)
- Maryann Gribbin, Director Quality Assurance, JOM Pharmaceutical Services, Inc. Global Pharmaceutical Supply Group, NA - please contact directly to request a copy of this presentation
- Robert Seevers, Ph.D., Principal Regulatory Scientist, Regulatory Affairs, CMC, Eli Lilly and Co.
- Nick Basta, Editor-in-Chief, Pharmaceutical Commerce
Session III - Compliance with IATA's Chapter 17
- Kevin O'Donnell, Director and Chief Technical Advisor, Tegrant Corp, ThermoSafe Brands
- Christofer Matney, Director Air Service Development, Indianapolis Airport Authority
2010 MHSCC Speakers (in alphabetical order)
| Nick Basta | Dr. Mark Frolich | Denise Odenkirk | Dr. Mahender Singh | |||
| Editor | Associate Professor of Operations Management | Vice President | Research Director | |||
| Pharmaceutical Commerce | IU Kelley School of Business | OM HealthCare Logistics | MIT Center for Transportation and Logistics | |||
| Rafik H.Bishara, Ph.D | Jon Giacomon | Kevin O'Donnell | Kevin R. Stout | |||
| Technical Advisor, Chair, | Executive Vice President of Operations | Director & Chief Technical Advisor | Executive Director | |||
| Pharmaceutical Cold Chain Interest Group (PCCIG), | for Pharmaceutical Distribution | Tegrant Corporation, | Medical Device Industry Supply Chain | |||
| Parenteral Drug Association (PDA) | Cardinal Health | ThermoSafe Brands | ||||
| Dennis Black | Maryann Gribbin | Mauri Okamoto-Kearney | Ken Thomas | |||
| Director, E-Business | Director Quality Assurance | Senior Vice President, Product | President | |||
| Becton Dickinson | JOM Pharmaceutical Services, Inc. Global Pharmaceutical Supply Group - NA | Development and New Product Planning | Taith Group LLC | |||
| KAI Pharmaceuticals | ||||||
| Dennis Byer | Dennis Harrison | Marie Christine Pence | Craig Ulmer | |||
| Senior Director | President | Director, Economic Development | Sr. Dir, Clinical Trials Material | |||
| Industry Standards | GS1 US Healthcare | Duke Energy | Eli Lilly and Co. | |||
| Novation | ||||||
| Karen L. Barnes | Deep R. Parekh | Donna Wall | ||||
| Lora Cecere | Director, Global Logistics and | Partner | Clarian | |||
| Principal | Customer Solutions | Equus Consulting, LLC | ||||
| Altimeter Group | Ethico Endo-Surgery, Inc. | |||||
| Tom Doherty | Ken Martlage | Mark Rossi | Alisa Wright | |||
| Director, Global Supply Chain | President | Branch Chief, | President | |||
| Welch Allyn | Phoenix Images, LLC | Certified Cargo Screening Program | BioConvergence LLC | |||
| TSA | ||||||
| Michael Eckstut | Christofer Matney | Jean Sargent, CMRP, FAHRMM | ||||
| Partner | Director of Air Service Development | Director Supply Chain | ||||
| The Hackett Group | Indianapolis Airport Authority | USC Health Sciences | ||||
| Brad Elrod | Dan McDow | Robert H. Seevers, Ph.D. | ||||
| Sr. Manager, Global Logistics Security, | COO | Principal Regulatory Scientist, | ||||
| Pfizer Global Logistics Compliance | Iowa Health System Consolidated Services | Regulatory Affairs, CMC | ||||
| Eli Lilly and Co. | ||||||
| Chris Fore | Brad Newman | Mark Seitz | ||||
| Manager, Industry Compliance & Regulatory Affairs | Senior Director of Marketing | Supply Chain Advisor | ||||
| Envirotainer | Baxter BioPharma Solutions | Eli Lilly and Co. |
Speaker and Panelist Updates
- Mr. Chet Damania, Global Manager, Perfect Order & Customer Experience, Ethicon Endo-Surgery, Inc., Johnson & Johnson will replace Karen L. Barnes as the speaker in the May 20th morning session "Creating Value for Hospitals with Supply Chains"
- Vicki Smith-Daniels, PhD, Visiting Professor, Indiana University, Kelley School of Business – Indianapolis will replace Dr. Mark Frolich as the speaker in the May 20th morning session "Success Factors for Supply Chain Collaborations"
- Mark Hodson, Founder and President of HC International, LLC replaces Ken Martlage as a panelist in the May 20th afternoon session, "Relationship Management: Integrating a Full Supply Chain"
- Gary E. Lupinacci, Assistant Branch Chief, Certified Cargo Screening Program, Aviation Security, Transportation Security Administration will replace Marc Rossi as the panelist in the May 21st morning session " 100% Cargo Screening on Passenger Aircraft"
Agenda - May 20 & 21
Please click here for a copy of the full agenda
Registration
The conference registrataion fee covers both days of the program and luncheons. Please indicate which days you plan to attend.
Conference Registration Fees: General Attendee (two days): ONLY $250 University Faculty/Student Rate: $60
Please complete an on-line registration:
If you have questions about the registration process please e-mail info@ihif.org or call 317-278-9970 for assistance.
Accommodations
Hotels: The Indianapolis Convention Center is directly connected to the Downtown Indianapolis Westin Hotel, Marriott, and Hyatt. Space is limited and May is a busy time in Indianapolis, please make your reservations early!
IHIF has reserved a block of rooms at the Indianapolis Westin hotel for the nights of May 19 and 20. The rate is $129/night. Please mention the Indiana Health Industry Forum event to receive the rate.
Directions - Getting to the Conference
Venue: Indianapolis Convention Center Maps & Parking
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