2-day Conference
Post Conference: ½ day Workshop | ½ day Site Visit
Princ Hospital Suvarnabhumi is a flagship hospital from Principal Healthcare company, located on the strategic area of Bangna - Trad Road nearby Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport, and provides medical services for both outpatients and inpatients in the capacity of 200 beds by physicians and multidisciplinary medical personnel from various specialists.
The hospital is well-equipped with state-of-the-art medical facilities for accurate diagnostics with highly effective treatment. In addition, the hospital recently received several accreditation and awards from international organizations; such as Gold Seal Approval from JCI, Secondary Hospital of the Year from Healthcare Asia Awards, HIMSS analytics EMRAM Stage 6, GHA Covid-19 for Medical Travel Programme and Hospital Accreditation Level 2 from Healthcare Accreditation Institute.
Princ Hospital Suvarnabhumi, along with healthcare businesses under Principal Healthcare Co., Ltd., stays true to the policy of focusing on medical quality, service mobility, and compassionate care. We provide medical treatment services in all major clinical fields.
Day 1, Tuesday, 4th July 2023
08:00
Morning Coffee & Registration
09:00
Chairman’s Welcome Address
Morning Keynote Addresses
Opening Keynote Address Update on the health and hospital industry in Thailand post pandemic
Deputy Chief/Director, Ministry of Health, Thailand (tbc)
Keynote Address 1 The Importance of Optimising Hospital Logistics to Future Proof Hospitals Dr Satit Viddayakorn, Chairman, Principal Healthcare Company
Keynote Address 2 Dr Athiwat Noiprasit, Hospital Director, Princ Hospital Suvarnabhumi
Case Study – Best Practices in Hospital Logistics from Leading Hospitals
Keynote Panel Session – A paradigm shift for the regulatory authorities/healthcare regulators
Regional Updates on Regulations and Legal Requirements that Impact Hospital Supply Chain Processes, discussing the evolving policy landscape for digital health technologies following the global pandemic.
With key representation from
- Healthcare regulator/Healthcare Authorities
- Healthcare providers
- Hospitals – Public/Private
Transforming to Becoming a Smart Hospital
Business Intelligence in Healthcare Supply Chain Supply Chain Management in a hospital plays a crucial role to transform its balance sheet from red to black. There are many touch points within Supply Chain that requires closer examination to improve services and reduce costs across the hospital. Creating that visibility in data management using business intelligence will help transform hospital supply chain re-defining its role and begin to execute value-added activities across all aspects of the value chain. Business intelligence may be a popular buzzword in the healthcare industry, as if it is the cure-all for all ailments in the clinical process. However, for it to yield the benefits that is expected to cut hidden costs, it needs to be properly managed. The 5 potential action points around BI are: supply data management; procurement; value analysis; sourcing and contracting. Lawrence Koh, EVP, Group Procurement,Health Management International
Trends and opportunities that will drive healthcare in Asia over the next decade
Dealing with Obstacles to Supply Chain Digitalisation - Bureaucracy and top management commitment
- Story-telling: how transformation will benefit all
- Anchoring logistics culture in strategic vision of your hospital
Using Data Analytics to Optimise Hospital Logistics
Case study : Deploying Innovative Technology - Saving on your procurement costs
- Implementing intelligent software-based scheduling system
- Improve staff workloads, reduce waiting times, increase patient satisfaction
Innovative Approaches to Managing Medical Supplies and Equipment
Powering an Intelligent Supply Chain - Laying a digital supply chain foundtation
- AI, IoT and blockchain to supply chain intelligence, collaboration and connectivity
- Revolutionizing tracking, traceability and lifecycle management
Fully Integrated Digital Solutions in Hospital Logistics - Establishing a central hub for efficient management
- Promote increased economic efficiency and improve patient safety
- Integrated solutions to automate processes and procedures
Case Study – Implementing ATS (automated material transport system) - Automated guided systems (AGV) and electronic monorail systems (EMS)
- Efficient planning, management and optimization of workflows
- Ensure optimal treatment and safety for patients
Disruptive Healthcare and Business Intelligence - Innovative technology, best practices and procedures
- Maintaining quality, measuring performance and reducing cost
- Creating dynamic, responsive and interconnected processes
18:00-
19.30
Networking Evening Drinks for All Participants
Day 2, Wednesday, 5th July 2023
08:30
Morning Coffee
09:00
Chairman’s Address
Breakthrough Innovation and Technologies
Increase Cost Savings, Efficiency and Resilience in your Supply Chain with AI Powered e-Sourcing for Healthcare Industry The COVID-19 pandemic has posed significant challenges for supply chains here in Malaysia and globally. Companies need to strengthen their supply chain strategies to become more resilient, collaborative, and networked with suppliers, and their internal and external stakeholders.
- AI powered e-Sourcing and procurement collaborative platform
- Comprehensive Supplier Evaluation and Performance tracking tools
- Driving cost savings Cindy Chong, CEO/Founder, HorecaBid Sdn Bhd
Dealing with Different Supply Chain IT Systems -Non-coordinated supply chain and the extent of inefficiencies
- Benefitting from synergies between supply chains
- Addressing interoperability in supply chain systems
AI for Hospital Inventory and Smart Transportation - using real-world data to gain insights to improve health systems
- AI and interoperability Assoc.Prof. Duangpun Kritchanchai, PhD Director of Center, Logistics Management and Healthcare Supply Chain (LogHealth) Faculty of Engineering, Mahidol University
Case Study – Effective Hospital Logistics to Exploit the Potential of Automation
Case Study – Blockchain for Supply Chain
Impacting Your Operations
Inventory Management
- Tackling inventory management in a holistic perspective
- Integrating entire-replenishment system
Lean Management in Hospital Logistics -Collaborating with suppliers and logistics providers to optimize hospital logistics
Transportation Logistics
- Transport of patient and information
- Concepts, technologies and digital solutions in hospital logistics
- Developing a strategy for improving healthcare logistics performance
Enhancing Patient Safety through Healthcare Supply Chain
Aligning Supply Chain to care Delivery Model
-Dealing with challenges in highly-regulated industry
- Planning, synchronization and collaboration
- Choosing advanced technology that works for you
Designing and Implementing Patient-Centric Hospital Logistics Strategies
- Patients throughout the care chain
- Monitoring patient data throughout the care process
- Optimising circulation while ensuring safety
- Working with partner networks
Implementing Telemedicine and Remote Patient Monitoring to Improve Patient Care
Developing a Roadmap to Improve and ensure Patient Care and Access to Healthcare
Post Conference, Thursday, 6th July 2023
08:30
Morning Coffee & Registration
Half Day Workshop
09:00
Start of Workshop
10:30
Morning Networking Coffee
11:00
Workshop continued
12:30
Networking Lunch
14:00
Site Visit
The site visit will include going through OPD facilities, namely Medical Clinics, Radiology, Rehabilitation Centre, Gastro-Intestinal Centre, and Health Screening. After OPD facilities participants will be taken to the IPD rooms. Participants will also have the opportunity to visit specific facilities i.e. Eye/ENT Clinics.
Dr Satit Viddayakorn, Chairman, Principal Healthcare Company
Lawrence Koh, EVP, Group Procurement, Health Management International
Lawrence Koh is a certified material resource professional from the Association for Healthcare Resource & Materials Management in the US. A supply chain management expert with over 30 years of experience working for some of the largest private hospitals in Asia and the Middle East, including SingHealth’s Singapore General Hospital, Parkway’s Mount Elizabeth Hospital, Bumrungrad International, Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi and Health Management International.
Lawrence’s wealth of experience includes working internationally on projects with diverse teams and payment models for hospitals in the UAE, China, Philippines, Egypt, Myanmar, Thailand, Malaysia, and Singapore. His expertise is developing purchasing systems, building supply chains, integrating ERP and HIS platforms and cultivating people and processes around a framework of ethics and personal responsibility.
Cindy Chong, CEO/Founder, HorecaBid Sdn Bhd
Cindy is a highly experienced professional with over 25 years of expertise in strategic management, sales, and business development within the information technology industry. She has also cofounded the dbix group of companies and has built the companies from start-up to mature companies. Throughout her career, Cindy has built a reputation for her exceptional project management skills and ability to streamline business operations, helping Horecabid customers to achieve their goals.
Over the past 15 years, she has also been marketing and selling enterprise solutions, including the highly acclaimed HorecaBid platform, to a diverse range of industries including healthcare and hospitality across ASEAN.
Assoc.Prof. Duangpun Kritchanchai, PhD,
Director of Center of Logistics Management and Healthcare Supply Chain (LogHealth), Faculty of Engineering, Mahidol University, Thailand
Dr. Duangpun Kritchanchai is currently serving in the Department of Industrial Engineering, Mahidol University, in the capacity of Associate Professor, Director in the Centre of Logistics Management as well as holding the position of Director of the Healthcare Supply Chain and Logistics Excellence Centre, Mahidol University. Her experiences and expertise are in Healthcare Supply Chain Management, Logistics Activity Improvement in Hospitals and Industries, Production Planning, and the Application of Information Technology in Supply Chain.
Tania Snioch, Director, Healthcare Operatiojs, GS1 Global
Tania Snioch is Director Healthcare Operations at GS1 Global Office. Tania supports the global healthcare user community with the aim to enhance the level of global GS1 standards adoption to help improve patient safety and supply chain efficiency. She is responsible for overall GS1 Healthcare operations, strategy, special projects and GS1 Member Organisation (MO) support. Tania’s current projects include development of GS1 standards related to clinical trials and identification of medicinal product doses for dispensing purposes. Tania has an Honors degree in Biomedical Science from Monash University in Melbourne, Australia.
Dr Athiwat Noiprasit, Hospital Director, Princ Hospital Suvarnabhumi
Eric Woo, ECRI APAC
Andy Siow, GS1 Singapore
Ang Xing Xian, CEO, CapBay
Who Should Attend:
This conference is designed for Senior Executives from Hospitals, Integrated Delivery Networks and other Healthcare facilities responsible for Pharmacy, Auto Identification, Patient Safety, Information Systems, Medical Error Prevention, Materials Management, Medication Administration and Finance including the following titles:
CEO, COO, CIO, CFO, Controller, Chief Pharmacy Officer, Medical Officer, Medical Information Officer, Patient Care Executive, Nurse Executive, VP, Pharmacy, Patient Care, Information Technology, Clinical Integration, Supply Chain Management, Materials Management, Director, Pharmacy, Information Systems, Medical Safety Officer, Covid19/Pandemic Executives
Also of interest to:
Group Purchasing Organisations, Pharmaceutical Distributors, Pharmaceutical Manufacturers, Supply Chain Management Solution Providers, Auto ID Solution Providers, Computer Physician Order Entry, System and Electronic Health Record Provi
Endorsers / Media Partners:
The Australian Healthcare and Hospitals Association (AHHA) is Australia’s national peak body for public and not-for-profit hospitals and healthcare providers.
Our vision is for a healthy Australia supported by the best possible healthcare system.
Our membership includes state health departments, Local Hospital Networks and public hospitals, community health services, Primary Health Networks and primary healthcare providers, aged care providers, universities, individual health professionals and academics. As such, we are uniquely placed to be an independent, national voice for universal high-quality healthcare to benefit the whole community.
GS1 Thailand, which is under the supervision of the Federation of Thai Industries (FTI), was formed in 1988. As a leading provider of standards and solutions for dozens of industry sectors, we introduce the standards, solutions, and services of the technologies of barcodes and EPC/RFID to the industry to help everyone involved in making, moving, and trading goods in order to automate their supply chain processes using the common language of GS1 global standards. We bring businesses, associations, and industries together. We serve many industry sectors such as retail, transport and logistics, healthcare, and track and traceability. Please visit the GS1 Thailand website for more information at www.gs1th.org.
GS1 Singapore is part of the not-for-profit GS1 organisation based in Belgium, Brussels with over 110 offices around the globe and is affiliated with the Singapore Manufacturing Federation. GS1 Singapore has more than 2,500 member companies across multiple sectors and is working with organisations and public agencies to promote and drive the adoption of standards, helping Singapore companies improve their competitiveness, operational efficiencies, and supply chain management. For more information visit/www.gs1.org.sg
The Singapore Institute of Materials Management (SIMM) was incorporated in 1980 as a non-profit and self-supporting independent educational institution, with quality as its corporate emphasis. SIMM has since grown to be a premier institution offering Logistics, Supply chain Management and E-commerce education for the industry training professionals and assisting also in the conversion of manpower for personnel not in the Logistics and Procurement field or industry.
The primary objective of the Institute is to establish and to maintain a high standard of knowledge and excellence in the field of Logistics and Procurement. The secondary objective is to promote and foster the study, research and development on Logistics and Materials Management on all aspects from Purchasing and Supply Chain Management to applying latest E-commerce technology and practices to the field of Logistics and Purchasing. More at www.simm.org.sg
Supply Chain Asia is a leading professional organization that focuses on connecting professionals within the logistics and supply chain industry. Established as a not-for-profit organization, Supply Chain Asia seeks to create a platform for networking, sharing knowledge, and fostering collaborations among industry players.
The organization plays a crucial role in facilitating the growth and development of the logistics and supply chain industry. Through its various initiatives, it provides a platform for professionals to learn, share ideas, and stay up to date with the latest industry trends and best practices. Additionally, Supply Chain Asia creates opportunities for members to network with industry experts, potential business partners, and key decision-makers.
One of the key objectives of Supply Chain Asia is to promote the development of a sustainable and resilient supply chain ecosystem. To achieve this, the organization offers various training programs, workshops, and conferences that focus on sustainable practices, digitalization, and innovation.
Furthermore, Supply Chain Asia is committed to advancing the role of women in the logistics and supply chain industry. The organization provides a supportive environment for women professionals to connect, learn, and build their careers.Overall, Supply Chain Asia is a valuable resource for professionals in the logistics and supply chain industry. Through its extensive network, knowledge sharing, and industry advocacy, the organization plays a critical role in driving growth and innovation in the sector.
Exhibitor:
HorecaBid is a proven AI powered vendor management and procurement platform that has successfully handled numerous e-tenders and e-RFQs, with a combined award value of over US$3.9 Billion. With a specialized focus on healthcare and hospitality procurement processes, HorecaBid offers tailored solutions to meet the unique needs of these industries. Customers of HorecaBid have reported notable cost savings of 10% to 20%, increased efficiency of 80%, and improved product quality and compliance. Additionally, businesses with multiple branches can benefit from Group purchasing which translates to bulk discounts for the entire group.
Venue:
Princ Hospital Suvarnabhumi 35/2 หมู่ที่ 12 Bang Na-Trat Frontage Rd, Bang Kaeo, Bang Phli District, Samut Prakan 10540, Thailand
Website: https://www.princsuvarnabhumi.com/en
