Pharma Blockchain Bootcamp presented by DisruptiveRx took place on November 16, 2016 in Edison, NJ. The event is the first to exclusively address #blockchain applications within the #pharmaceutical enterprise.
The MediLedger - Blockchain solutions for Pharma companiesrobinruet
The MediLedger Project is a collaboration between Chronicled and The LinkLab, bringing together expertise in both Pharmaceutical Supply Chain and Blockchain technologies. Our intention is to advance the dialogue of a blockchain utility to enhance Pharma companies’ ability to manage their supply chains.
Evaluating How Blockchain Can Transform the Pharmaceutical and Healthcare Ind...Kate Barlow
- Collaborating with 17 companies across the industry
- Understanding the landscape in the pharma and healthcare settings
- Exploring the areas where Blockchain could be used
- Presenting two detailed use cases (a. Smart Contract: Vendor and Site
- Oversight; b. Distributed Asset Ledger: Patient Data Access/Transparency) to support future development and implementation for proof of concept.
This document discusses using blockchain technology to improve traceability and transparency in Saudi Arabia's customs agriculture supply chain. It outlines several benefits of implementing blockchain including:
1) Creating an immutable record of product provenance and production techniques on the blockchain to verify certifications and prevent counterfeiting.
2) Allowing real-time visibility into product handling and a high-assurance audit log to ensure contractual obligations are fulfilled, providing protection for consumers and brands.
3) Enabling more efficient dispute resolution by unambiguously proving delivery details recorded on the blockchain and setting up smart contracts to automatically trigger penalties if conditions are violated.
This document summarizes a brand intelligence solution for the pharmaceutical industry that monitors the open market to protect brands from counterfeits. It identifies key challenges like losing revenue to counterfeits and diversion. The solution provides real-time visibility into global online trade through continuous web monitoring. It helped one customer identify over 1500 new suspicious URLs and companies in just 8 weeks, improving their detection rate from 16% to 46%. The solution aims to quickly identify large counterfeiting networks and operations through comprehensive contact data and linked website analysis.
SOMLink the Innovator in Suspicious Order MonitoringKelly Forrester
We created the innovator in suspicious order monitoring software. Our SOMLink is backed by 16 defensible algorithms and equips companies with the necessary tools to monitor and catch all orders of interest for prescription drugs. SOMLink is a suite of tools that uses statistical analysis to comply with Federal DEA 1301.74b regulation for controlled substances. SOMLink can be installed as a software or controlled in the cloud, and installs easily on the DEA's Registrant server for maximum compliance.
Blockchain technology provides benefits to the healthcare industry by creating secure, immutable patient records that multiple parties can access. It reduces insurance fraud by making records unalterable and prevents pharmaceutical theft by allowing drugs to be traced throughout the supply chain. Implementing blockchain can also facilitate data exchanges in clinical trials and positively impact a country's economy by transforming healthcare information exchanges.
Pharma Blockchain Bootcamp presented by DisruptiveRx took place on November 16, 2016 in Edison, NJ. The event is the first to exclusively address #blockchain applications within the #pharmaceutical enterprise.
The MediLedger - Blockchain solutions for Pharma companiesrobinruet
The MediLedger Project is a collaboration between Chronicled and The LinkLab, bringing together expertise in both Pharmaceutical Supply Chain and Blockchain technologies. Our intention is to advance the dialogue of a blockchain utility to enhance Pharma companies’ ability to manage their supply chains.
Evaluating How Blockchain Can Transform the Pharmaceutical and Healthcare Ind...Kate Barlow
- Collaborating with 17 companies across the industry
- Understanding the landscape in the pharma and healthcare settings
- Exploring the areas where Blockchain could be used
- Presenting two detailed use cases (a. Smart Contract: Vendor and Site
- Oversight; b. Distributed Asset Ledger: Patient Data Access/Transparency) to support future development and implementation for proof of concept.
This document discusses using blockchain technology to improve traceability and transparency in Saudi Arabia's customs agriculture supply chain. It outlines several benefits of implementing blockchain including:
1) Creating an immutable record of product provenance and production techniques on the blockchain to verify certifications and prevent counterfeiting.
2) Allowing real-time visibility into product handling and a high-assurance audit log to ensure contractual obligations are fulfilled, providing protection for consumers and brands.
3) Enabling more efficient dispute resolution by unambiguously proving delivery details recorded on the blockchain and setting up smart contracts to automatically trigger penalties if conditions are violated.
This document summarizes a brand intelligence solution for the pharmaceutical industry that monitors the open market to protect brands from counterfeits. It identifies key challenges like losing revenue to counterfeits and diversion. The solution provides real-time visibility into global online trade through continuous web monitoring. It helped one customer identify over 1500 new suspicious URLs and companies in just 8 weeks, improving their detection rate from 16% to 46%. The solution aims to quickly identify large counterfeiting networks and operations through comprehensive contact data and linked website analysis.
SOMLink the Innovator in Suspicious Order MonitoringKelly Forrester
We created the innovator in suspicious order monitoring software. Our SOMLink is backed by 16 defensible algorithms and equips companies with the necessary tools to monitor and catch all orders of interest for prescription drugs. SOMLink is a suite of tools that uses statistical analysis to comply with Federal DEA 1301.74b regulation for controlled substances. SOMLink can be installed as a software or controlled in the cloud, and installs easily on the DEA's Registrant server for maximum compliance.
Blockchain technology provides benefits to the healthcare industry by creating secure, immutable patient records that multiple parties can access. It reduces insurance fraud by making records unalterable and prevents pharmaceutical theft by allowing drugs to be traced throughout the supply chain. Implementing blockchain can also facilitate data exchanges in clinical trials and positively impact a country's economy by transforming healthcare information exchanges.
Rubin Way - Blockchain Disruption in the Supply ChainRubin Way Ltd
We're offering a first to market, fully automated procurement application which utilizes the most advanced BLOCKCHAIN solutions to offer the first truly secure sourcing solution. We have partnered with Shan Lin Financial Information Service Co. Ltd to create a fully automated & secure platform that will revolutionise the industry.
The developed BLOCKCHAIN platform will be in the form of a decentralised database thereby providing licensees with a holistic robust supply-chain management tool that will ensure safe and seamless operations from the factory floor to the end-users door.
The document discusses how blockchain technology can improve healthcare by enabling secure sharing of health information between providers and patients. It notes that an integrated electronic medical record platform is needed to connect provider ecosystems. Appointment scheduling is central to value exchange in healthcare. Solving scheduling problems creates the necessary infrastructure. Statistics show issues with the current referral process around compliance, wait times, and patient follow through. The company, Blockit, started by creating an OpenTable-like solution for referral scheduling and saw improvements in metrics. The strategy involves partnering with referral platforms to drive adoption and expand the blockchain network starting with appointments and expanding patient data capture and capabilities over time to open the platform for broader innovation.
How can blockchain transform the use of pharmaceutical drugs Blockchain Council
The global pharmaceutical industry is responsible for manufacturing medications from the ground up. From the research and development that goes into producing these drugs to the actual manufacturing, distribution, and marketing that goes behind a successful drug. There is no doubt that Pharmaceutical companies are very important for the benefit of all humanity and therefore command the overall revenue of over a trillion dollars. But the industry also suffers from a number of problems – from counterfeit drugs to intellectual property disputes. Let’s take a look at these problems in detail and see how blockchains can help the use of pharmaceutical drugs in the world.
This document discusses a study exploring potential benefits of using blockchain technology for food traceability and control. The study was conducted by multiple partners, including Axfoundation, SKL Kommentus, Martin & Servera, and Kairos Future. The study aims to identify how blockchain could improve food transparency and control by enabling traceability of food volumes and items throughout supply chains while maintaining privacy. Three potential areas of application are tracking conditions at production facilities, volumes of food as it moves through supply chains, and individual food items using unique identifiers. The document recommends prioritizing pilots for tracking fish volumes and increasing transparency of production conditions.
medConfidential slides for care.data conference at QMUL, 5/4/14Phil_mC
The document summarizes the care.data conference held on April 5th 2013 at Queen Mary University of London. It discusses the previous NHS structure, changes from the 2012 Health and Social Care Act, and the new structure of the NHS. It also explains what patient data would be collected through care.data, how it would be used by various organizations, and concerns about who would have access to patient data.
Blockchain in Healthcare – Industry Adoption Analysis Netscribes
In the face of rising medical costs, data breaches, claims-related frauds, and counterfeit drugs, a number of organizations are betting on blockchain to bring greater transparency and cost-effectiveness to the healthcare industry. Blockchain startups, technology leaders as well as healthcare solution providers have joined forces to address age-old challenges and are creating new business models in the process. While governmental stance on the use of blockchain-enabled healthcare solutions is largely unclear in most countries, policies on health insurance, medicaid expansion, health information exchange (HIE), among others, have been favorable in this direction.
At present, a majority of market players are focused on developing blockchain solutions in segments like medical and health records, supply chain management, clinical trials, and billing and claims management. As tech companies continue to innovate healthcare-specific blockchain solutions, the industry is expected to witness significant development of decentralized patient records as a platform (dApp), which will offer ease of access and universal identities to patients.
This report takes a closer look at the uses cases, startups, pilot projects, and innovation trends to understand where the industry lies in the blockchain adoption life cycle and what changes to expect by 2028-30.
To purchase the full report, write to us at info@netscribes.com
Visit www.netscribes.com
My presentation on #Blockchain technology and the opportunity to improve #Healthcare. I presented it at #HIMSSEurope during the #eHealthWeek in Malta on May 2017.
Supply Chain with Cost Optimization FlyerDan Ahearn
Gartner provides supply chain leaders with a single solution for their research and benchmarking needs through proprietary research, practitioner expertise, conferences and events, and the largest network of global supply chain leaders. They help clients optimize costs through document reviews, benchmarking programs, and research on implementing cost optimization techniques. Gartner analysts review key contracts and proposals to help clients achieve better pricing and terms. The benchmarking program allows clients to compare their performance across metrics and identify opportunities for improvement. Gartner also provides research, toolkits, and roadmaps to help clients successfully build and execute strategic plans to optimize costs.
This document describes a real world health data dashboard called Dashboard + that can expedite sales performance. It utilizes clinical data from over 63.5 million UK patients, including prescribing data, referrals, demographics, and more. The dashboard allows custom analysis of this data to identify high-prescribing practices, clinicians, and regions to improve customer targeting and sales effectiveness. It provides flexible visualizations of prescribing trends, market shares, and comparisons to patient lists. This real-world data is mapped and can be accessed on any device, allowing pharmaceutical companies to optimize sales strategies.
Webinar | GDPR: How Can Content Services Help You Comply?Nuxeo
The document discusses subject access requests under the GDPR and how content services can help comply. It provides an overview of key data subject rights like access, rectification, erasure. It then outlines the typical process for handling a subject access request, from submission to discovery, review, response generation and delivery. It also presents analytics and demonstration capabilities as well as other use cases for content services in GDPR compliance.
Blockchain technology allows for a shared, distributed digital ledger that records every event involving a piece of data in connected blocks. This creates an immutable record that cannot be altered. Blockchain presents opportunities in healthcare such as improving supply chain management, drug verification, reimbursement, and clinical trials. However, there are also challenges to address around change management, privacy regulations, lack of interoperability, and uncertainties around public blockchains. Recommendations include funding proof-of-concept projects, offering financial incentives for adoption, raising awareness, building skills and expertise, and increasing academic research.
I created this presentation for a client who wanted to understand how blockchain technology can be used in healthcare, particularly for eHR (electronic health record). They wanted a non-technical overview.
From Surveillance to Service Excellence - Big Data in Financial ServicesRob Rensman
Regulatory compliance has become a drain on many FS organisations’ capital investment programmes. Some of the emerging surveillance and reporting issues will likely be solved using big data technologies. It would appear beneficial if the same technologies and infrastructure could be used to solve wider business growth and performance issues. This could help jump-start some of those business improvement programmes that may have been mothballed due to lack of demonstrable ROI. This presentation focuses on the merits of creating a ubiquitous advanced analytics platform that will serve both the business and the regulator, without the need for large, upfront investment programmes.
Mitigating Food Safety Liability through Contract and Exploring the Future of...Alison Johnson
Tips and tricks for food suppliers and manufacturers on how to contractually mitigate potential liability for food safety issues. The second half of the presentation explores how block-chain and smart contracts will continue to impact food distribution. Early adopters of smart contracting and use o f the block-chain will separate themselves from their competition. #foodsafety #blockchainforfood #innovation #learnmore
HIMSS Analytics® - Healthcare IT State of the Market 2016HIMSS Analytics
'Now that you have all this data, what do you do with it?'
By now, everyone's got an EMR. And most providers are also making use of ancillary technologies to help harness patient data toward more efficient care and better outcomes. But many components of health IT are still surprisingly underused in the U.S. hospital market. "While the EMR market itself is pretty saturated, and usage has really improved since the HITECH Act, the challenge for hospitals and health systems is, now that you have all this data, what do you do with it?" says Matt Schuchardt, Director of Market Intelligence Solutions Sales at HIMSS Analytics.
There's no shortage of technologies out there to help hospitals improve operations. But it may surprise you to realize how relatively untapped they often still are.
HIMSS Analytics LOGIC keeps tabs on all manner of IT products, and its list of the tools with biggest positive growth potential points to where the market will be heading in the coming years.
This deck will provide you a high level overview of the State of the Market. We encourage you take part in a webinar with the full presentation on the topic from Matt Schuchardt on May 2nd at 2pm EST.
Sign up for the webinar through the HIMSS Learning Center here: http://ow.ly/10szOD
This presentation by Ajinkya M Tulpule, Senior Legal Counsel, Ferrero, was made during the discussion “Blockchain and Competition” held at the 129th meeting of the OECD Competition Committee on 8 June 2018. More papers and presentations on the topic can be found out at oe.cd/2gx.
This document discusses using blockchain for food traceability. It notes that consumers demand more transparency in the food supply chain but find food producers untrustworthy. Blockchain could address this by providing trust, transparency and tamper-resistance. A consortium blockchain from companies in the supply chain may be better than a public blockchain due to privacy needs. Several blockchain platforms are outlined as options. Challenges for adoption include integrating distributed systems and ensuring authentication of participants and compliance with privacy laws like GDPR. Several pilot projects are underway to explore blockchain for traceability.
Blockchain has the potential to address many challenges in healthcare, including interoperability, security, integrity, and universal access to patient data. It provides a distributed framework for managing patient identity and medical records while ensuring privacy. Key benefits include tamper-proof storage of data across all nodes, encryption to enhance data security, and smart contracts to automate access controls. The document discusses applications of blockchain for electronic health records and clinical research to improve data sharing and integration across healthcare organizations.
8 ways pharmaceutical companies ensure success with analytics. Polestar can help you to implement the right use cases in order to set-up the success with analytics. Our experts understand the typical problems faced by pharma companies and have deployed suitable analytics systems that help you derive impact from your data. Feel free to leave a comment below, we will get in touch soon.
Fake Drugs? Not on Our Watch!
Worried about the safety of your medications? This blog post dives deep into the world of pharmaceutical traceability software, the guardian angel of patient safety. Discover how this innovative technology combats counterfeit drugs, optimizes supply chains, and fosters regulatory compliance. Explore the exciting possibilities of blockchain, RFID, and barcoding, revolutionizing real-time tracking and verification in pharmaceuticals
Blockchain has many potential applications in health including: medical research, information sharing/interoperability, digital identity management, supply chain management, and financial/insurance applications. Some exemplary uses are improving medical records management, clinical data collection, supply chain traceability for anti-counterfeiting, and life-cycle management of medical equipment. Key players like Merck, SAP, GSK and Pfizer are exploring blockchain for applications like supply chain management, fighting fake drugs, and traceability.
Rubin Way - Blockchain Disruption in the Supply ChainRubin Way Ltd
We're offering a first to market, fully automated procurement application which utilizes the most advanced BLOCKCHAIN solutions to offer the first truly secure sourcing solution. We have partnered with Shan Lin Financial Information Service Co. Ltd to create a fully automated & secure platform that will revolutionise the industry.
The developed BLOCKCHAIN platform will be in the form of a decentralised database thereby providing licensees with a holistic robust supply-chain management tool that will ensure safe and seamless operations from the factory floor to the end-users door.
The document discusses how blockchain technology can improve healthcare by enabling secure sharing of health information between providers and patients. It notes that an integrated electronic medical record platform is needed to connect provider ecosystems. Appointment scheduling is central to value exchange in healthcare. Solving scheduling problems creates the necessary infrastructure. Statistics show issues with the current referral process around compliance, wait times, and patient follow through. The company, Blockit, started by creating an OpenTable-like solution for referral scheduling and saw improvements in metrics. The strategy involves partnering with referral platforms to drive adoption and expand the blockchain network starting with appointments and expanding patient data capture and capabilities over time to open the platform for broader innovation.
How can blockchain transform the use of pharmaceutical drugs Blockchain Council
The global pharmaceutical industry is responsible for manufacturing medications from the ground up. From the research and development that goes into producing these drugs to the actual manufacturing, distribution, and marketing that goes behind a successful drug. There is no doubt that Pharmaceutical companies are very important for the benefit of all humanity and therefore command the overall revenue of over a trillion dollars. But the industry also suffers from a number of problems – from counterfeit drugs to intellectual property disputes. Let’s take a look at these problems in detail and see how blockchains can help the use of pharmaceutical drugs in the world.
This document discusses a study exploring potential benefits of using blockchain technology for food traceability and control. The study was conducted by multiple partners, including Axfoundation, SKL Kommentus, Martin & Servera, and Kairos Future. The study aims to identify how blockchain could improve food transparency and control by enabling traceability of food volumes and items throughout supply chains while maintaining privacy. Three potential areas of application are tracking conditions at production facilities, volumes of food as it moves through supply chains, and individual food items using unique identifiers. The document recommends prioritizing pilots for tracking fish volumes and increasing transparency of production conditions.
medConfidential slides for care.data conference at QMUL, 5/4/14Phil_mC
The document summarizes the care.data conference held on April 5th 2013 at Queen Mary University of London. It discusses the previous NHS structure, changes from the 2012 Health and Social Care Act, and the new structure of the NHS. It also explains what patient data would be collected through care.data, how it would be used by various organizations, and concerns about who would have access to patient data.
Blockchain in Healthcare – Industry Adoption Analysis Netscribes
In the face of rising medical costs, data breaches, claims-related frauds, and counterfeit drugs, a number of organizations are betting on blockchain to bring greater transparency and cost-effectiveness to the healthcare industry. Blockchain startups, technology leaders as well as healthcare solution providers have joined forces to address age-old challenges and are creating new business models in the process. While governmental stance on the use of blockchain-enabled healthcare solutions is largely unclear in most countries, policies on health insurance, medicaid expansion, health information exchange (HIE), among others, have been favorable in this direction.
At present, a majority of market players are focused on developing blockchain solutions in segments like medical and health records, supply chain management, clinical trials, and billing and claims management. As tech companies continue to innovate healthcare-specific blockchain solutions, the industry is expected to witness significant development of decentralized patient records as a platform (dApp), which will offer ease of access and universal identities to patients.
This report takes a closer look at the uses cases, startups, pilot projects, and innovation trends to understand where the industry lies in the blockchain adoption life cycle and what changes to expect by 2028-30.
To purchase the full report, write to us at info@netscribes.com
Visit www.netscribes.com
My presentation on #Blockchain technology and the opportunity to improve #Healthcare. I presented it at #HIMSSEurope during the #eHealthWeek in Malta on May 2017.
Supply Chain with Cost Optimization FlyerDan Ahearn
Gartner provides supply chain leaders with a single solution for their research and benchmarking needs through proprietary research, practitioner expertise, conferences and events, and the largest network of global supply chain leaders. They help clients optimize costs through document reviews, benchmarking programs, and research on implementing cost optimization techniques. Gartner analysts review key contracts and proposals to help clients achieve better pricing and terms. The benchmarking program allows clients to compare their performance across metrics and identify opportunities for improvement. Gartner also provides research, toolkits, and roadmaps to help clients successfully build and execute strategic plans to optimize costs.
This document describes a real world health data dashboard called Dashboard + that can expedite sales performance. It utilizes clinical data from over 63.5 million UK patients, including prescribing data, referrals, demographics, and more. The dashboard allows custom analysis of this data to identify high-prescribing practices, clinicians, and regions to improve customer targeting and sales effectiveness. It provides flexible visualizations of prescribing trends, market shares, and comparisons to patient lists. This real-world data is mapped and can be accessed on any device, allowing pharmaceutical companies to optimize sales strategies.
Webinar | GDPR: How Can Content Services Help You Comply?Nuxeo
The document discusses subject access requests under the GDPR and how content services can help comply. It provides an overview of key data subject rights like access, rectification, erasure. It then outlines the typical process for handling a subject access request, from submission to discovery, review, response generation and delivery. It also presents analytics and demonstration capabilities as well as other use cases for content services in GDPR compliance.
Blockchain technology allows for a shared, distributed digital ledger that records every event involving a piece of data in connected blocks. This creates an immutable record that cannot be altered. Blockchain presents opportunities in healthcare such as improving supply chain management, drug verification, reimbursement, and clinical trials. However, there are also challenges to address around change management, privacy regulations, lack of interoperability, and uncertainties around public blockchains. Recommendations include funding proof-of-concept projects, offering financial incentives for adoption, raising awareness, building skills and expertise, and increasing academic research.
I created this presentation for a client who wanted to understand how blockchain technology can be used in healthcare, particularly for eHR (electronic health record). They wanted a non-technical overview.
From Surveillance to Service Excellence - Big Data in Financial ServicesRob Rensman
Regulatory compliance has become a drain on many FS organisations’ capital investment programmes. Some of the emerging surveillance and reporting issues will likely be solved using big data technologies. It would appear beneficial if the same technologies and infrastructure could be used to solve wider business growth and performance issues. This could help jump-start some of those business improvement programmes that may have been mothballed due to lack of demonstrable ROI. This presentation focuses on the merits of creating a ubiquitous advanced analytics platform that will serve both the business and the regulator, without the need for large, upfront investment programmes.
Mitigating Food Safety Liability through Contract and Exploring the Future of...Alison Johnson
Tips and tricks for food suppliers and manufacturers on how to contractually mitigate potential liability for food safety issues. The second half of the presentation explores how block-chain and smart contracts will continue to impact food distribution. Early adopters of smart contracting and use o f the block-chain will separate themselves from their competition. #foodsafety #blockchainforfood #innovation #learnmore
HIMSS Analytics® - Healthcare IT State of the Market 2016HIMSS Analytics
'Now that you have all this data, what do you do with it?'
By now, everyone's got an EMR. And most providers are also making use of ancillary technologies to help harness patient data toward more efficient care and better outcomes. But many components of health IT are still surprisingly underused in the U.S. hospital market. "While the EMR market itself is pretty saturated, and usage has really improved since the HITECH Act, the challenge for hospitals and health systems is, now that you have all this data, what do you do with it?" says Matt Schuchardt, Director of Market Intelligence Solutions Sales at HIMSS Analytics.
There's no shortage of technologies out there to help hospitals improve operations. But it may surprise you to realize how relatively untapped they often still are.
HIMSS Analytics LOGIC keeps tabs on all manner of IT products, and its list of the tools with biggest positive growth potential points to where the market will be heading in the coming years.
This deck will provide you a high level overview of the State of the Market. We encourage you take part in a webinar with the full presentation on the topic from Matt Schuchardt on May 2nd at 2pm EST.
Sign up for the webinar through the HIMSS Learning Center here: http://ow.ly/10szOD
This presentation by Ajinkya M Tulpule, Senior Legal Counsel, Ferrero, was made during the discussion “Blockchain and Competition” held at the 129th meeting of the OECD Competition Committee on 8 June 2018. More papers and presentations on the topic can be found out at oe.cd/2gx.
This document discusses using blockchain for food traceability. It notes that consumers demand more transparency in the food supply chain but find food producers untrustworthy. Blockchain could address this by providing trust, transparency and tamper-resistance. A consortium blockchain from companies in the supply chain may be better than a public blockchain due to privacy needs. Several blockchain platforms are outlined as options. Challenges for adoption include integrating distributed systems and ensuring authentication of participants and compliance with privacy laws like GDPR. Several pilot projects are underway to explore blockchain for traceability.
Blockchain has the potential to address many challenges in healthcare, including interoperability, security, integrity, and universal access to patient data. It provides a distributed framework for managing patient identity and medical records while ensuring privacy. Key benefits include tamper-proof storage of data across all nodes, encryption to enhance data security, and smart contracts to automate access controls. The document discusses applications of blockchain for electronic health records and clinical research to improve data sharing and integration across healthcare organizations.
8 ways pharmaceutical companies ensure success with analytics. Polestar can help you to implement the right use cases in order to set-up the success with analytics. Our experts understand the typical problems faced by pharma companies and have deployed suitable analytics systems that help you derive impact from your data. Feel free to leave a comment below, we will get in touch soon.
Fake Drugs? Not on Our Watch!
Worried about the safety of your medications? This blog post dives deep into the world of pharmaceutical traceability software, the guardian angel of patient safety. Discover how this innovative technology combats counterfeit drugs, optimizes supply chains, and fosters regulatory compliance. Explore the exciting possibilities of blockchain, RFID, and barcoding, revolutionizing real-time tracking and verification in pharmaceuticals
Blockchain has many potential applications in health including: medical research, information sharing/interoperability, digital identity management, supply chain management, and financial/insurance applications. Some exemplary uses are improving medical records management, clinical data collection, supply chain traceability for anti-counterfeiting, and life-cycle management of medical equipment. Key players like Merck, SAP, GSK and Pfizer are exploring blockchain for applications like supply chain management, fighting fake drugs, and traceability.
The document discusses business strategies for hospitals, including:
1. Improving the hospital to supplier linkage by addressing inefficiencies in the sourcing, order management, and payment cycles that can save 20% or more across procurement.
2. Enhancing the hospital to customer linkage through initiatives like customer relationship management tools, telemedicine, and knowledge management to improve the patient experience.
3. Implementing technologies like automated point-of-use systems, RFID, and wireless sensor networks to increase visibility, optimize inventory, and streamline operations.
Information technology helps healthcare organizations in providing better services to patients and making better decisions. Some of the technologies like e-prescriptions, electronic transactions, and electronic medical records help in increasing the business functionality, removes data ambiguities, reduces the time of staff and physicians and enhances the relationship between the organization and patients. IT provides the ability to measure and monitor patients’ health and provides better analytics to physicians.
Optimizing management of clinical trial supply chains through improved visibi...SPLY ApS
Introduction slides for the workshop on best practice for optimizing the clinical supply chain visibility held at the Clinical Trials Supply Forum 2018 conference in London.
Blockchain technology is offering inroads into transforming the healthcare ecosystem by placing the patient at the center of the system. Benefits such as increased security, privacy, and interoperability of health data are on the horizon.
In this slideshare, here's what we explore:
Challenges clouding healthcare operations
Why is it important to secure patient data?
Blockchain: Enabling interoperability
Understanding supply chain integrity
Compliance and regulations
Indian banking players face several challenges with big data including legal and regulatory issues, privacy and security concerns, a lack of skilled professionals, and data quality problems. However, big data can help banks with fraud detection and prevention, enhanced compliance reporting, customer segmentation, and personalized product offerings. Healthcare enterprises are already using various types of data including human-generated data, web and social media data, biometric data, and machine-to-machine data. As data has evolved from structured to unstructured forms, modern big data solutions can improve clinical trials, decision making, preventative healthcare, and more. Effective use of data across the healthcare ecosystem requires collaboration between players such as providers, payers, pharmacies, and patients.
Pharmaceutical supply chain use case by Elonnnnnn.pdfObortech
Blockchain technology has the potential to solve many problems in the pharmaceutical supply chain by providing transparency, security, accurate product tracking, efficient inventory management, regulatory compliance, and collaboration between stakeholders. When applied to the pharmaceutical supply chain, blockchain can record transactions and information safely and transparently through a decentralized system at each stage, from sourcing of raw materials to production, quality testing, packaging, distribution, storage, sales and returns processing. This allows problems typically encountered at each stage like delays, quality issues, counterfeiting and reporting errors to be addressed.
The document discusses problems with the current healthcare system including difficulty transporting paper medical files, trouble explaining conditions, misplaced prescriptions, delayed records between hospitals, and administrative errors. It then outlines benefits of using blockchain technology for electronic medical records including increased security, interoperability between providers, patient ownership of data, improved accuracy, and streamlined workflows. Additional applications mentioned are clinical trials, supply chain management, and patient identity management.
Blockchain is a peer-to-peer distributed ledger technology that helps obtain transparency and trust. Due to these two benefits Blockchain technology is integrated in the healthcare industry. From better pharma supply chains to removal of third parties, this distributed leger technology presents many benefits. Blockchain’s opportunities in patient-data portability, interoperability, and administration can provide answers to various challenges in the Healthcare industry. Swipe through this presentation to know more.
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Building blockchain based Healthcare infrastructure with beyond block labsBeyond Block Labs
The Current healthcare ecosystem mainly consists of seven key stakeholders –
patient, provider, payer, pharma, medical technology, technology vendors and
suppliers, and the government and healthcare regulator.
Everything in healthcare is driven by data, particularly confidential information about individuals, from patients’ medical histories to medicine formulas. If you have ever moved medical information or been involved in a dispute with your insurance company, you are well aware of the difficulty associated with transferring such data to Blockchain Transform Lifesciences.
ConsilX is a blockchain startup developing a clinical trial management solution to address issues like enrollment delays, patient retention, and data integrity. Their platform uses blockchain and other technologies to enable eConsent management, patient engagement, supply management, and direct data collection from devices and patients. It aims to help with protocol compliance, efficiency, faster enrollment, and enabling virtual trials through features like immutability, timestamping, and smart contracts. The founding team includes executives with decades of experience in life sciences and healthcare.
Headwinds of Patient Access TransformationInsights10
Healthcare providers are moving the needle in the healthcare delivery landscape with the advent of digital health and technology solutions. Momentum around digital transformation continues to build, which aims to enhance consumer engagement and patient access. To get a report in detail, contact us at - info@insights10.com
Konnected & Ogg Hc Functional Requirements And Architecture 4.12.2010Rick Rowley
The document discusses a proposed software-as-a-service (SaaS) healthcare services model that would address problems in the US healthcare system by creating a smarter, more integrated system centered around the patient. It would do this by linking different parts of the healthcare industry through better data sharing and analytics to improve outcomes, reduce errors, and deliver higher quality care. The proposed SaaS application would focus on innovation, integration, analytics and custom reporting, security and compliance, and providing a unified view of patient information across healthcare organizations and providers. Developing such a system would require research, requirements gathering, and costs in the range of $1.75-3 million.
The document discusses ways to reduce costs in hospital pharmacy services. It recommends analyzing hospital pharmacy prescriptions to better understand the cost-effectiveness relationship and efficiency of drugs. Integrating data from different sources can help identify factors that influence pharmacy expenses and enable negotiating discounts with suppliers. Detecting high-cost patients, drugs, and clinical areas allows defining cost-effectiveness indicators to optimize the healthcare system while reducing expenses.
This document discusses developing a blood bank management system (BBMS). It outlines various modules needed for the system, including donor registration and management, blood inventory tracking, and request fulfillment. The proposed technologies are a Java-based programming language and SQL Server database. A feasibility study methodology is also presented, evaluating technical, operational, and financial feasibility for implementing a BBMS. Key recommendations include conducting a cost-benefit analysis, developing an implementation plan with training, and selecting a vendor with experience in blood management systems.
Enhancing Adoption of AI in Agri-food: IntroductionCor Verdouw
Introduction to the Panel on: Pathways and Challenges: AI-Driven Technology in Agri-Food, AI4Food, University of Guelph
“Enhancing Adoption of AI in Agri-food: a Path Forward”, 18 June 2024
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Unlock the full potential of the MECE (Mutually Exclusive, Collectively Exhaustive) Principle with this comprehensive PowerPoint deck. Designed to enhance your analytical skills and strategic decision-making, this presentation guides you through the fundamental concepts, advanced techniques, and practical applications of the MECE framework, ensuring you can apply it effectively in various business contexts.
The MECE Principle, developed by Barbara Minto, an ex-consultant at McKinsey, is a foundational tool for structured thinking. Minto is also renowned for the Minto Pyramid Principle, which emphasizes the importance of logical structuring in writing and presenting ideas. This presentation includes a clear explanation of the MECE principle and its significance. It offers a detailed exploration of MECE concepts and categories, highlighting how to create mutually exclusive and collectively exhaustive segments. You will learn to combine MECE with other powerful business frameworks like SWOT, Porter's Five Forces, and BCG Matrix. Discover sophisticated methods for applying MECE in complex scenarios and enhancing your problem-solving abilities. The deck also provides a step-by-step guide to performing thorough and structured MECE analyses, ensuring no aspect is overlooked. Insider tips are included to help you avoid common mistakes and optimize your MECE applications.
The presentation features illustrative examples from various industries to show MECE in action, providing practical insights and inspiration. It includes engaging group activities designed for the practice of the MECE principle, fostering collaborative learning and application. Key takeaways and success factors for mastering the MECE principle and applying it in your professional work are also covered.
The MECE Principle presentation is meticulously designed to provide you with all the tools and knowledge you need to master the MECE principle. Whether you're a business analyst, manager, or strategist, this presentation will empower you to deliver insightful and actionable analysis, drive better decision-making, and achieve outstanding results.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES:
1. Understand the MECE Principle
2. Improve Analytical Skills
3. Apply MECE Framework
4. Enhance Decision-Making
5. Optimize Resource Allocation
6. Facilitate Strategic Planning
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4. Source : ChainLink Research
Schematic Representation of Pharma Value Chain
5. Counterfeit and sub-standard drugs which may affect public health
Tracking and tracing of drugs in the value chain. Visibility is the key so that critical
demand changes can be managed
Provide excellent customer service while meeting cost management and
inventory level targets
Chances of companies developing direct-to-patient distribution channels
Network choices (internal and external) along with robust distribution
management for timely replenishment
Use of POS data (can be E-prescribing) for supply chain planning
Readiness with risk assessment and risk assessment capabilities
Key Challenges for Pharma Retailers
6. Source : PwC Analysis
Potential Improvement Areas for Pharma Supply Chain
7. Total cost to serve Supply reliability to
customers
From Fragmented
to Interconnected
Error free financial
transactions
Cryogenic
capabilities/
specialized
facilities
Managing ever
growing no. of
SKUs
Access to data
about medicines at
transit
Timely alerts and
notifications
Product
serialization & track
and trace
regulations
Suppliers
(and their
suppliers)
Production
network
(internal and
external)
Warehouse/
logistics
partners
Hospitals/
pharmacies/
physicians
Patients
Note: Indicative List
Potential Improvement Areas for Pharma Retailers
8. • Track all of the transactions of each individual medication
product
• Identify the party responsible for introducing counterfeit drugs
in supply chain
• Send alerts when any party ships more medical products than it
legitimately owns
Counterfeit drugs
• Proprietary transaction data is contributed to database
• Digital signature by buyer and seller on each transaction record
• Cybersecurity of sensitive data (demand, supply, pricing,
contract etc.)
Track and trace - Visibility
• Develop scalable and integrated supply chain network
• Data management with “single source of truth” – secure
transparency
• Data management of 3rd party service providers
Network scalability
How Can Blockchain Help?
• Secure digital ledger for greater visibility into inventory
• Reduce/ eliminate errors and frauds in inventory management
processes
Inventory management
• Real time analytics with valuable insights
• Reduce costs by removing overhead associated with
middlemen and intermediaries
• Improve operational efficiencies of Supply Chain Finance while
procuring drugs
Spend analysis
• Blockchains establish a trusted trail verifiable in real time
• Notification to appropriate parties for noncompliant events
Regulations compliance