GS1 Healthcare ConferenceHappo-en, Tokyo

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Happo-en, Tokyo28-30 October 2008

WelcomeShurou Karashima

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Shurou KarashimaChairman, GS1 Japan

Welcome to the GS1 Healthcare ConferenceMichel van der Heijden

President Healthcare & New SectorsPresident Healthcare & New Sectors

Tokyo, 28 October 2008

GS1 is a not-for-profit organisation dedicated to the design and implementation of global standards to improve the efficiency and visibility of supply chains globally and across sectors

• 108 member organisations

• 30 years of experience

The role of GS1

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• 30 years of experience • Neutral platform for all supply chain stakeholders• Over a million companies doing business across 150

countries• Over 6 billion transactions a day

GS1 is the most widely used supply chain

standards system in the world

GS1 System of Standards

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About GS1 Healthcare

GS1 Healthcare is a voluntary, global user

community bringing together all healthcare

stakeholders

Including: manufacturers, wholesalers, distributors, hospitals,

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Including: manufacturers, wholesalers, distributors, hospitals, pharmacies, regulatory bodies, trade associations

Mission & Vision

To lead the healthcare sector to the successful

development and implementation of global

standards by bringing together experts in

healthcare to enhance patient safety and supply

chain efficiencies.

Our

Mission

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To become the recognised, open and neutral

source for regulatory agencies, trade organisations

and other similar stakeholders seeking input and

direction for global standards in healthcare for

patient safety, supply chain security & efficiency,

traceability and accurate data synchronisation.

Our

Vision

Membership around the world

ManufacturersAbbott LaboratoriesAlcon LabsAmgenAstra ZenecaBaxterB. BraunBoston ScientificBristol Myers SquibbCookCovidien

Distributors/Healthcare providers/GPOs/T&LCardinal Health (U.S.)CH Aulnay sous Bois (France)Comparatio Health (Germany)CVS (U.S.)DHL Exel Supply ChainErasmus MC Rotterdam (NL)UNI.HA (representing 17 French university hospitals)Hong Kong Hospital Authorities

Manufacturers3MBayerBecton DickinsonBoehringer IngelheimColoplastDraeger MedicalGenzymeHospiraKimberly-ClarkNovo Nordisk

Healthcare providers/RetailersAlfred Hospital (Australia)Ascension Health (U.S.)Capital District Health (Canada)CHU Dijon (France)HUG Geneva (Switzerland)London Drugs (U.K.)Mayo Clinic (U.S.)Sisters of Mercy (U.S.)Sobeys Pharmacy (U.K.)UHCS Augusta VA (U.S.)

Members global user group Local participation

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CovidienEdwards LifescienceGlaxo Smith KlineJohnson & JohnsonKing PharmaceuticalMedtronicMerck & Co.Novartis PharmaPall MedicalPfizerSchering PloughSmiths MedicalSakura Seiki

Hong Kong Hospital AuthoritiesMcKesson (U.S.)Novation (U.S.)Orthopädisches Spital Speising Wien (Austria)Premier (U.S.)Marienhospital Herne (Germany)UMC Groningen (NL)University Kentucky Healthcare (U.S.)Wiener Krankenanstaltenverbund (Austria)Non-voting membersAHRMMCladimedInstituto Brasileiro de Ética Concorrencial – ETCOPublic Health Agency of CanadaUS DoDUS FDA

Novo NordiskPurdue PharmaSt. Jude MedicalStrykerTeva PharmaceuticalsTerumoUCBUpsher-Smith…Distributors/WholesalersAexxdisAmerinetAmerisource BergenCH2DepolaboGalexisGAMMA WholesaleGeodisMcMahonOwens & Minor…

UHCS Augusta VA (U.S.)Walgreens (U.S.)Wal-Mart (U.S.)…AssociationsAHA (U.S.)CIP/ACL (France)CHeS (U.S.)EFPIA (Europe)Eucomed (Europe)FENIN (Spain)GIRP (Europe)HDMA (U.S.)International Hospital FederationJFMDA (Japan)Medical Industry Association of AustraliaNACDS (U.S.)Patient Safety Foundation (U.S.)… 8

And many more…

Advancing global standards

in Healthcare

• Global Healthcare User Group • Develop global healthcare standards

• Drive global harmonization

• Local Healthcare User Groups

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• Local Healthcare User Groups• Help develop global healthcare standards

• Promote and support local adoption & implementation by valid interpretation and delivery of GS1 General Standards and Healthcare specific needs / standards

Roadmap towards global standards

200920082007

Packaging/

Direct MarkingCarrier

AIDC Application Standards (Ph1)

AutoID Data

Serialisation

GTIN Allocation

Schedule for deliverables to the GS1 Global Standards Management Process

– approx. 6 months needed for final standard approval

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Version 1.8 – September 2008

Work in progress or planned Work finalised or near closure

Traceability

Data Synchronisation & Classification

AIDC Application Standards (Ph1)

AIDC Application Standards (Ph2)

Review GTS

Implement. Guide

Pilot

Attribute Gap Analysis

Pilot Strategy (GDSN-GPC)

Healthcare Extension

Long Term ClassificationInventory Classif systems

Need for global standards

• Healthcare is local• Healthcare providers are local

• Regulations are local

• Healthcare is global• Healthcare supply chains often cross borders

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• Healthcare supply chains often cross borders

• Interoperability & compatability needed

• Economies of scale for all

Country-by-country solutions are not sufficient nor effective

Need for global standards

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Global harmonisation ongoing

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And many more…

GS1 Standards in Healthcare

• Enable automatic identification

systems

• Enable traceability systems

• Enable « clean » data

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• Enable « clean » data

GS1 Standards in Healthcare

improve patient safety worldwide

Learn and get engaged

• Learn fast from the early adopters• The direction for global standards is clear

• Discuss with your peers at the conference

• Don’t re-invent the wheel

• Get engaged – no excuse to wait

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• Get engaged – no excuse to wait• Waiting for suppliers to do it

• Waiting for governments to mandate to change

• Waiting for Healthcare ROI

• ….

« It’s time for implementation, stupid »

Let’s work together to make it happen

Inspired by Bill Clinton’s «It’s the economy, stupid»

Contact Details

GS1 Global Office

Avenue Louise 326, bte 10

B-1050 Brussels, Belgium

T + 32 2 788 78 00

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