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FALL 2019 FORUM | Agenda

THE INTEGRATION IMPERATIVEINNOVATION + CLINICAL CARE + SUPPLY CHAIN

October 29 – 31, Omni Las Colinas, Dallas, TX

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FALL 2019 FORUM | Tuesday, October 29

4:30 – 5:30 PM Orientation Session 1st Time Attendees & Guests Invitation Only

5:30 – 7:30 PM Welcome Reception / Registration

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FALL 2019 FORUM | Wednesday, October 30

8:00 – 8:15 AM WelcomeBoard, New Members, Guests, Legal Review

Jane PleasantsChair, SMI Board of Directors, Vice President of Supply Chain, Duke Health

8:15 – 8:30 AM Setting the Stage, Strategic Plan Update & Intro

Jim FrancisDivision Chair / Chief Supply Chain Officer - Mayo Clinic Supply Chain Management

8:30 – 9:45 AM Opening Keynote: Welcome to the Platform Revolution

Presented by Geoffrey Parker, Professor, Thayer School of Engineering, Dartmouth College and co-Author of “Platform Revolution”

Uber. Airbnb. Amazon. Apple. PayPal. All of these companies disrupted their markets when they launched. Today they are industry leaders who are built on platforms: two-sided or multi-sided markets that are revolutionizing the way business is done. The platform model is transforming a diverse set of industries including retail, mobility, and finance; healthcare is likely to follow soon. During this session, Profession Parker will present the power of the platform – a powerful business model that uses technology to connect people, organizations, and resources in an interactive ecosystem in which the locus of value creations shifts from inside to outside the organization. He will share his insights on how healthcare is likely to move toward a platform strategy, the impact for both providers and suppliers, and how you can be better prepared for the platform revolution.

7:00 – 8:00 AMNetworking Breakfast

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10:00 – 11:15 AM

Panel Discussion & Polling: The MD Perspective on Clinical Integration: Changing the Physician - Manufacturer -Supply Chain Conversation

Lisa IshiiMD Associate Professor of Otolaryngology, Head & Neck Surgery, Senior Medical Director for Clinical Integration, Johns Hopkins

Chester YarbroughMD, MPHS, Neurosurgeon, Spine Surgeon Duke Health

Li Ern Chen, MD MSCS, Physician Executive

Christian HowellVice President, VBHC Partnership Management, Medtronic

Facilitated by Karen ConwayVice President,Healthcare Value, GHX

Continuing progression toward value-based payments and outcomes-based contracts creates new opportunities for physicians, manufacturers and supply chain professionals to work together to understand what delivers outcomes that matter to patients relative to the costs to achieve them. With better data, integration, and collaboration comes the ability to more effectively redesign care and to align not just on price, but on both the quality and total costs of care delivery. Join physicians and value experts for this interactive session on what it will take to achieve the full potential of clinical integration.


11:00 – 11:30 AMNetworking Break

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11:30 – 12:30 PM MEMBER-DRIVEN SMI2U Breakout Sessions

1.The Future of Supply Chain – Distribution’s Role

Presented by: Lisa Hohman, Chief Executive Officer of Concordance Healthcare Solutions and Josh Lund, Vice President Supply Chain Management of Loma Linda University Medical Center

As healthcare continues to evolve to meet the ever changing needs of the patient while balancing complex reimbursement challenges, supply chain will continue to play an increasingly critical role in the success of an organization. This session will discuss distribution’s role in healthcare supply chain today and opportunities for future integration and alignment.Please join Lisa Hohman and Josh Lund to discuss current trends and future opportunities for partnership throughout the supply chain.

4.Brainstorming Work Group: Risk Based Contracting…Developing Contracts Based on Value and Outcomes not Price

Presented by: Christine Arme, Vice President National Accounts, 3M; Shaun Clinton, Sr. Vice President, Supply Chain Management, Texas Health Resources

Everyone is talking about risk-based contracting, but what are they, what’s the value for both providers and suppliers and how can we start implementing these types of contracts? As we move toward integration, risk-based contracting aims to bridge supply chain and clinical care by driving outcomes and enforcing clinical compliance and accountability. Join SMI members Christine Arme and Shaun Clinton in this working session to create a roadmap for risk-based contracting. Come prepared to roll-up your sleeves and bring your ideas to help shape some proven practices and next steps.

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3.The Power of Optimizing Surgical Assets

Presented by: Janelle Begole, Senior Director of Corporate Accounts and Steve Mackay, Senior Vice President, Aesculap

US Hospitals invest millions of dollars in surgical Instrumentation. They spend millions reprocessing their surgical fleets to deliver instrument sets to the operating room . Yet many lack transparency to the quality, quantity, condition, processes, and value of these surgical assets until a case is delayed, a surgeon voices quality concerns, or an instrument is missing. Such occurrences create a surgical gap which can be avoided by adopting Surgical Asset Management best practices. This session will provide educational insights to gain control, improve surgical outcomes, and optimize your fleets to drive cost savings.

2.Re-Imagining the Pharmaceutical Supply Chain of the Future

Presented By: Donna Van Vlerah, Senior Vice President, Support Division, Parkview Health, Peter Brereton, President & Chief Executive Officer, TECSYS

The pharmaceutical supply chain of today is not what it was five years ago and will not be what it is today five years from now. Join Donna Van Vlerah and Peter Brereton for an interactive brainstorming session to map out the pathway for the pharmaceutical supply chain of the future. Participants will discuss the challenges facing both providers and suppliers and what it takes to successfully integrate pharmacy operations in to supply chain including getting to true demand-based SCP for Pharmacy.







12:30 – 1:30 PM Networking Lunch

1:30 – 2:30 PMHealthcare 3.0: Exploring the Future of Healthcare and the Implications to Supply Chain

Rubin Pillay, MD, PhD, MBA, Chief Innovation Officer, UAB Medicine

Technological disruption is reshaping every part of our lives… every business, every industry, every society, even what it means to be “human.” We are in the midst of this medical revolution driven by the convergence of exponential hard-ware, software, communication and bio-medical technologies. In this interactive and animated afternoon general session Dr. Pillay will explore some of the key exponential technologies that are set to impact healthcare and supply chain, including Artificial Intelligence, Robotics, 3D Printing, Sensor Technology, AR/VR and the “Omics” including genomics.

3:00 – 5:00 PM Initiative Team Breakouts

1.Value Based Collaboration InitiativeThe next phase of this long-standing initiative will continue to explore the potential of high-trust relationships between trading partners. The team will dig into the world of risk-based contracts by conducting a series of pilots among SMI members.

2. Business and Supply Continuity InitiativeBackorders, bullwhip and natural disasters…oh my! This team is committed to improv-ing transparency throughout the entire value chain to prevent shortages, to better facilitate pandemic responses and support disaster preparedness plans.

3. (NEW) Clinically-Integrated Supply ChainOur newest initiative gets underway, with valuable support from physician leaders. Together, we will define this initiative and create a sequenced roadmap of projects to better integrate the supply chain function with clinical operations.

6:30 – 9:30 PM SMI Dinner Event

2:30 – 3:00 PMNetworking

Break

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FALL 2019 FORUM | Thursday, October 31

7:15 – 8:15 AMNetworking Breakfast

8:15 – 8:30 AMWelcome Back / Setting the Stage for Day 2 / Introduction

Joe Walsh, Coach | Educator | Advisor

8:30 – 9:30 AM Day 2 Opening Keynote:Optimizing the Supply Chain for Today’s World

Brian S. Tyler, Ph.D. Chief Executive Officer, McKesson Corporation

McKesson CEO Brian Tyler will speak to the current challenges and opportunities in global supply chain management, pharmacy supply chain management and drug shortages.

9:30 – 10:00 AMNetworking Break

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10:00 – 11:00 AM SMI2U Breakout Sessions

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The Role of Supply Chain in addressing Top Patient Safety Concerns

Thomas E. SkorupFACHE, Vice President, Applied Solutions, ECRI Institute

Value-based care aims to drive improved patient outcomes at lower cost, and is intertwined with the healthcare’s Quadruple Aim of enhancing patient experience, improving population health, reducing costs, and enhancing work life of healthcare providers. Annually, ECRI Institute publishes its Top 10 Patient Safety Concerns and Top 10 Health Technology Hazards. This session presents the 2019 Top 10 Patient Safety and Health Technology Hazard concerns, and then leads a discussion of how Supply Chain leaders (Industry and Provider) can contribute to addressing these concerns.

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Cyber Hygiene and the Impact on Supply Chain

Dr. Randy BradleyBS, MS, PhD, CPHIMS, FHIMSS, Associate Professor, IS and Supply Chain Management, University of Tennessee

As medical devices and operational technologies become more connected across the continuum of care, it is vital that supply chain leaders from both providers and suppliers be aware of potential threats pertaining to partners with access to mission critical and non-mission critical systems. Join Dr. Randy Bradley as he discusses the essentials of cybersecurity as well as the anatomy of a security breach. Dr. Bradley will also discuss risks and how supply chain executives can take practical steps to reduce breaches.

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New Methodologies for Medical Device Payment Models

Presented bySarah ThomasManaging Director, Deloitte Center for Health Solutions

News of new payment models from the government and private concerns seems to come out almost weekly. This session will be an interactive discussion of where the next frontier of medical technology payment models might lie – considering both the health system, payer and med tech company perspectives. Ideas might include shared risk, subscription service, and bundled medical and consumer products. Participants will discuss which ideas have the most promise, and why? What capabilities does each partner need? What data and analytics are needed?

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Leadership Development: Through the eyes of ourNEXT-GEN leaders

Moderator Joe Walsh Coach | Educator | Advisor

Moderator: Joe WalshAs a generation of iconic supply leaders continue to retire, a wave of next-generation leaders is quickly emerging. What does it feel like to be one of these next-gen leaders? What do they need to be successful? How would they prioritize their own development needs? How can we best support them? Bring your questions to a thought-provoking conversation with some of our industry’s rising stars. Let’s learn together as we lean into a new healthcare supply chain future.






11:00 AM – 12:00 PM Closing Keynote – HOT TOPICS

Joe Walsh Coach | Educator | Advisor

Join us as we discuss the latest “hot topics” with industry experts from innovation, clinical care and supply chain. SMI members will be discussing topics that have resonated within the previous 30-60 days of the Forum, including payor perspectives, clinical integration, and what’s next for healthcare during the presidential election.

Joe will lead our discussion which will include networking and polling of SMI members. 12:00 – 12:15 PMForum Closing & Adjournment

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