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The Hong Kong Hospital Authority and GS1 Hong Kong advice:

How to start implementation of standards in hospitals?

KC LeungAssistant Training Manager

www.gs1hk.orgOptimizing business, creating value

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>700 drug deliveries

by GS1 standards

to all public hospitals every day

Attribution: GS1 Online

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Advise From GS1 HK:

What do you need to do to implement standards?

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Advice #1:Involve GS1 to solve your supply chain problems in the begining

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Global supply chain standardsand best practices ready for you

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Traceability, Patient Safety….

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Operation Efficiency

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3 elements at the core

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Identify

Product ID

Location ID

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Capture

4891668100029

Traceability

Database

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Share

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Sell to many hospitals

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Receive from many suppliers

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Things become easy and

beautiful if everyone can

agree to do things the

same wayAttribution: Pierre-Yves Beaudouin / Wikimedia Commons / CC-BY-SA-3.0

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Available at:http://www.gs1.org/healthcare/mckinsey

2012 Report McKinsey & Company

Source: http://www.mckinsey.com

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“Implementing global standards across the entire healthcare supply chain

could save 22,000-43,000 lives and avert 0.7 million to 1.4 million patient disabilities”

SOURCE: McKinsey report, “Strength in unity: The promise of global standards in healthcare”, October 2012

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Wholesalers and distributors

Retail Pharmacies HospitalsManufacturers

Every stakeholder will benefit from adopting a single global standard

SOURCE: McKinsey report, “Strength in unity: The promise of global standards in healthcare”, October 2012

ROI

10-15 x 3 x 3-20 x4-25 x

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Many countries are using Global Trade Item Number for

pharmaceuticals

= country accepts GTIN

= country requires NTIN

= country requires national ID #

= no input available© Copyright GS1 AISBL, 2014. All Rights Reserved.

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Locally in HK, supply chain solutions ready for our community

B2CIoTB2B20

Efficiency Visibility Trust Quality

Financial Benefits

CustomerServices

BrandLoyalty

MarketOutreach

Marketing

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Hong Kong ezTRACKDatabase

-3 °C -3.7 °C -3.2 °C -4 °C -4 °C

Example: Quality Assurance by Cold Chain

Share location & temperature

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ABC Pharmacy

DEF

Pharma

cy

Example: Consumer ConvenienceBy Consumer Connect

ScanInformation

OTC Drugs

Location

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Hospital Authority:

Many manual inspection and

data entry in warehouses

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With GS1 Standards and solutions, it’s possible to:

1. Check the drugs information in advance automatically;

2. Automate the data entry;

3. Automate track and trace of the drugs.

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Identify drugs ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓

Identify locations

✓ ✓ ✓ ✓

Identify pallet ✓ ✓

Replacemanual operation

Replace manualtransaction

✓ ✓ ✓ ✓

1.Purchase 2.Delivery3. Goods Receipt

4. Payment Settlement

GS1’s Analysis

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Global Trade Item Number

Serial Shipping Container Code

GS1’s Recommendation

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GS1-128

Bar Code

GS1’s Recommendation

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41 Hospitals

Delivery Location at Hospitals

Suppliers

Hospital Finance Departments

Global Location

Number

GS1’s Recommendation

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GS1’s Recommendation

Electronic

1. Purchase Order Response2. Advance Shipment Notice3. Invoice

Electronic Purchase Order

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24 hrs before delivery

GS1’s Recommendation

Electronic Advance

Shipment Notice

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EDI Advance Shipping Notices

Date of Delivery

Ship From / To Party

SSCC, GTIN, Country of Origin, Expiration Date, and Batch no…

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1. Pre-validation

4. Confirm receipt & update inventory record automatically

2. Goods arrival at warehouse

3. Scan the SSCC bar code

GTIN Qty Batch No.

489166810002 9489166810003 7

0 20 1

ABCDEF

ASN

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”…If as one people speaking the same language they have begun to do this,

then nothing they plan to do will be impossible for them…”

Genesis 11:1-9

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Advice #2:Provide suppliers a user-friendly web portal to handle electronic documents

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1.Purchase 2.Delivery3. Goods Receipt

4. Payment Settlement

Required Electronic Document

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PO

PO Response

ASN 24 hrs before Invoice

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Direct Exchange

Web Portal

2 types of suppliers

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ezTRADEconnecting Hospital Authority

and suppliers

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1. Since 1995, 1st EDI community platform for the retail and

distribution industry in HK2. Suppliers are buyers are

connected by a single platform3. Monitored by users committee

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> 2,000 Suppliers and Retailers in HK and South China

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Web Gateway

2 types of options ezTRADE

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Bad design can harm

your implementation

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Web ASN was new

Attribution: Flickr/ ~Pawsitive~Candie_N

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1.“Click Item # for next entries”

2. Choose Batch Number

in dropdown box

3. Enter Batch Number3. Enter Batch Number

ASN Page 1

Page 2

Human get lost with more than 1 page

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1. Editable Field

2. Delete ButtonBuyer & Supplier ID

Anything that can go wrong will go wrong, “Murphy‘s law”

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Redesign with

3 principles1. Minimized entry

2. Single page for entry

3. Error Proof

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1. No edit, No delete

2. One page only 3. Auto Validation

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Advice #3:Have GS1 train and support your suppliers

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1 & ½ yearsfrom preparation to implementation Dec 2010 to Jun 2012

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Supports to suppliers

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Specification & Guideline

TrainingReferral to

printing companies

Tests

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In Jun 2012 By Apr 2014

Engaged 14 suppliers Additional 13 suppliers

70% of order lines Additional 16 % of order lines

54.61% of total pharmaceutical product

Additional 9.73% of total pharmaceutical product

Result

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“A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single

small step”Lao-zi

Attribution: Flickr/ Tobyotter

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Credits

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