Alignment with GS1 implementation – A Medtech Industry View

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Nishan Sunthares, Chief Operating Officer of ABHI, discusses alignment with GS1 implementation from the perspective of the medical technology industry. ABHI champions safe and effective medical technologies to support high quality patient outcomes. While the industry recognizes the value of GS1 implementation in improving efficiencies, safety, and compliance, challenges remain regarding timelines, technical complexity, guidance, and coordinated implementation with the NHS. ABHI will focus on providing members with more information and engaging further with the DH and NHS to gain clarity on requirements and the demonstrator sites. The next steps emphasize continued collaboration between members, partners, and the DH/NHS.

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Nishan Sunthares, Chief Operating Officer, ABHI
Alignment with GS1 implementation –
A Medtech Industry View
12 April 2016

Alignment with GS1 implementation –
A Medtech Industry View
Nishan Sunthares
Chief OperatingOfficer
12th April 2016

Discussion points
- ABHI: Who we are and what we do
- Industry and the NHS eProcurement Strategy
- What we said last time and where we are now
- Next steps

ABHI: who we are, what we do
OUR VALUES
Collaboration; Accountability; Integrity; Ambition
UK Market
Enabling rapid evaluation,
reimbursement & adoption
Commercial & Market
Access Strategy
Procurement
Commissioning
Digital Health
Tariff & incentives
Regulatory
Supporting simple and smart
regulation
Interface with MHRA
Industry Leadership with EU
Economic Growth
Enabling business growth:
UK & international
Industrial & Trade Policy
Skills
Funding
Exhibitions & delegations
Ethics & Compliance
Conducting business in the
right manner
Code of Practice
Legal Policy
MISSION
Champion the benefits and use of safe & effective medical technologies to support high quality patient
outcomes and health system efficiency
STRATEGY
Advocating health & business policies and providing intelligence & guidance so members operate effectively in a
favourable business environment

Alignment with GS1 implementation
— Industry is aligned and recognises the value:
‒ Releases operational efficiencies
‒ Patient safety
‒ Supports regulatory compliance requirements (UDI)
‒ Improving outcomes and quality

Alignment with GS1 implementation
— Last year we identified these challenges:
‒ Timelines
‒ Technical complexity
‒ Light on behaviour change
‒ Direction/guidance
‒ Co-terminus implementation with NHS
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Alignment with GS1 implementation
— Further clarity required:
- Solution providers
- Global Data Synchronisation Network (GDSN)
- Global Location Number (GLN) Registry
- Suppliers Project Plan template
- Interaction with Demonstrator sites

Key milestones we are focusing on:
Support
Implementation
Electronic Transacting
Labelling Package
(Barcoding)
Allocate GTIN
Now
Sept 16 – Class III
Sept 17
Mar 17
Alignment with GS1 implementation

Next steps
— Members
‒ More information and guidance
‒ Follow up survey
‒ Seminars and workshops
— DH/NHS
‒ Continued engagement
‒ Furtherclarity on industry requirements
‒ Engagement with demonstratorsites
— Partners
‒ Implementation

Summary
— Focus on the prize
— Trust and mutuality
— Collaboration

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