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GS1 Healthcare Conference

17-19 March 2009 Orthopädisches Spital Speising

Vienna, Austria

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GS1 Healthcare – Improving patient safety worldwide

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GS1 Healthcare Conference Vienna, Austria, 17-19 March 2009

Table of Contents Acknowledgements ............................................................................................... 1 Welcome ............................................................................................................... 2 Conference Agenda .............................................................................................. 3 General Information .............................................................................................. 6 Conference Venue ................................................................................................ 7 Networking Events ................................................................................................ 9 (Some of the) Best of Vienna .............................................................................. 10 Plenary Speakers ................................................................................................ 11 GS1 Healthcare Work Teams ............................................................................. 17 List of Participants ............................................................................................... 18

Acknowledgements

This conference is supported by: GS1 Healthcare and GS1 Austria would like to thank Vinzenz Gruppe and Orthopädisches Spital Speising for hosting this global conference.

In addition, we would like to thank:

- all speakers for sharing their insights in automatic identification, traceability or data management in the Healthcare supply chain

- Philips Healthcare, RF-iT Solutions, RFIDInnovations, Unitech Europe, BSR idware, and Sato for enabling the ‘badge & RFID’ (see page 6)


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Welcome “Raising the bar on patient safety and efficiency”

Dear Participant, Welcome to the Global GS1 Healthcare Conference in Austria, the first one ever in a hospital. I would like to sincerely thank Orthopädisches Spital Speising (Vinzenz Gruppe) for hosting this conference in the beautiful city of Vienna and in this perfect mix of old and new in the hospital. Security, traceability and efficiency in healthcare are currently at the forefront of government regulations and industry concerns around the world. As a result, numerous, and often irreconcilable solutions are being (or have already been) proposed to the national and international supply chain stakeholders. The cost of diverse government regulations, proprietary service offerings and incompatible solutions to all stakeholders has called for defining and adopting global and open standards. In December 2008, the European Commission “adopted a Communication and three legislative proposals with the overarching objective of ensuring that European citizens can increasingly benefit from a competitive industry that generates safe, innovative and accessible medicines.” The European Commission is also very active in the Global Harmonisation Task Force (GHTF) with regards to the development of a harmonised Unique Device Identification (UDI). Representatives from the unit responsible for pharmaceuticals as well as from the unit responsible for medical devices in the European Commission will present the European Commission perspective on these important developments. Experts from the United Nations, US FDA, EFPIA, Eucomed, and other stakeholders will also share their insights on standardisation and global harmonisation for automatic identification, traceability and data synchronisation in Healthcare. The work team sessions will allow you to contribute to the ongoing global standards development process. Very recently, we achieved another important milestone in our standards development process: two weeks ago, the Global Traceability Standard for Healthcare was approved by the user community. Special thanks to GS1 Austria for their support in organising this conference. Thank you for participating to the GS1 Healthcare Conference. We hope you will have an interesting, challenging and educational few days. Best regards, Ulrike Kreysa Director Healthcare GS1 Global Office


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Conference Agenda

Tuesday, 17 March 2009 8:00 Opening registration

8:30 – 9:30 PRIMER SESSION Festsaal

8:30 – 9:30 Training Session: Introduction to GS1 Standards

9:30 – 9:45 Coffee break

9:45 – 13:00 PLENARY SESSION Festsaal

9:45 – 10:05

Welcome Dr. Michael Heinisch, Vinzenz Gruppe Eva-Maria Burian-Braunstorfer, GS1 Austria Michel van der Heijden, GS1 Global Office

10:05 – 10:20 Introduction Dr. Wolfgang Ecker, Ministry of Health Austria

10:20 – 10:50 European Commission & safe, innovative and accessible medicines: a renewed vision for the pharmaceutical sector Stefan Fuehring, DG Enterprise & Industry, European Commission

10:50 – 11:05

EFPIA update: plans for the implementation of a European codification trial Jean-Marc Bobée, Sanofi Aventis and Chairman EFPIA project on codification of pharmaceuticals


11:35 - 12:00 European Commission & Unique Device Identification (UDI) Rodolphe Muñoz, DG Enterprise & Industry, European Commission

12:00 – 12:25 US FDA & UDI Jay Crowley, US FDA

12:25 – 13:00 Eucomed e-Business and Supply Chain Task Force (ETF) Mike Kreuzer, ABHI, Joël Guillou, SNITEM, and Wolfgang Gross, Austramed

13:00 – 14:00 Lunch

13:00 – 18:00 BREAKOUT SESSIONS

14:00 – 18:00 Work Teams – parallel sessions

- AIDC Application Standards Vortragssaal - Data Synchronisation & Product Classification Festsaal

18:30 – 22:30 Welcome event dinner at the Natural History Museum (see page 9)


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Wednesday, 18 March 2009 9:00 – 13:00 PLENARY SESSION Festsaal

9:00 – 9:30

Wien KAV, Austria Planning a new hospital – Identification requirements inside the Vienna North Hospital Dr. Peter Wölfl

9:30 – 9:55 Identification of surgical instruments at CHU Aulnay-sous-Bois University Hospital Georges Nicolaos, CHI Robert Ballenger

9:55 – 10:20 Patient safety and process optimisation at EK UNICO (a group purchasing organisation for 13 university hospitals in Germany) Thomas Klein, University Hospital Düsseldorf

10:20 – 10:45

GS1 Standards enable the AUREA platform from GCS UNI-HA (a group purchasing organisation for 32 university hospitals and 20 public hospitals in France) Pascal Mariotti, GCS Uni.H.A and CHU de Lyon


11:10– 11:35 Traceability for medical supplies by using GS1 Standards Dr. Kiyohito Tanaka, Kyoto Second Red Cross Hospital

11:35 – 12:25

Manufacturers panel discussion: global identification keys, traceability, serialisation, DataMatrix, EPC/RFID, UDI, and more Grant Courtney, GSK Mark Hoyle, Covidien Tim Marsh, Pfizer Volker Zeinar, B. Braun

12:25 – 13:00

International Narcotics Control Board Hanifa Rebbani, Drug Control Officer, Psychotropics Control Section, International Narcotics Control Board Secretariat, United Nations Office of Vienna

13:00 – 14:00 Lunch

13:00 - 18:00 BREAKOUT SESSIONS

13:00-14:00 Public Policy Work Team (lunch session - members only)

14:00 – 18:00

Work Teams – parallel sessions (open to all) - Data Synchronisation & Product Classification Vortragssaal - Traceability in Healthcare Festsaal

Eucomed ETF Meeting (ETF members only) Arnoldussaal

18:30 – 22:00/23:00 Networking Dinner at Das Schreiberhaus (see page 9)


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Thursday, 19 March 2009 9:00 – 13:00 BREAKOUT SESSIONS

9:00 – 13:00 Work Teams – parallel sessions

- AIDC Application Standards Vortragssaal - Traceability in Healthcare Festsaal

13:00 – 14:00 Lunch

14:00 – 18:00 PLENARY SESSION Festsaal

14:00 – 14:25 Study Austria PZN (national product identification) vs. GTIN (global identifier) Dr. Stefan Sabutsch, FH Joanneum University of Applied Sciences

14:25 - 14:50 NeHTA Healthcare supply chain initiative in Australia Ken Nobbs, National eHealth Transition Authorities (NeHTA) Australia

14:50 - 15:20 National traceability & authentication project in Brazil Patricia Blanco, ETCO - Inst. Brasileiro de Etica Concorrencial


15:50 – 16:50 Worldwide progress in harmonisation of regulations, collaboration, adoption and implementation support GS1 Member Organisations

16:50 – 17:20 Conclusions work team sessions Co-chairs of the work teams

17:20 - 17:30 Closing remarks Mark Hoyle (Covidien) and Tim Marsh (Pfizer), Co-Chairs GS1 Healthcare

17:30 Closure of Conference


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General Information Working Language English

Dress Code Business

Internet Access Wireless Internet access is available in the ‘Festsaal’.

User name and password will be provided during the conference.

How to get around From and to the Airport: - CAT – City Airport Train to Bahnhof Wien Mitte (10€ per

ticket) + taxi from the railway station to your hotel - Vienna Airport Line to Südbahnhof (6€ per ticket) + taxi from

the railway station to your hotel - Taxi - Ask for a fixed price when ordering/before you get in

+43/(0)1/60100 Airport – first address in center 30€ +43/(0)1/31300 Airport – first address in center 30€

From and to the Conference Venue:

- The Conference Venue is about 20-30 minutes drive from the Savoyen Hotel and Lindner Am Belvedere Hotel.

- For your convenience, we have arranged for buses from and to the 2 conference hotels, the conference venue (‘Speising’) and the networking events. The buses leave in front of the Savoyen Hotel (the Lindner hotel is next doors).

- These buses are free of charge for conference participants. Departure times (leaving sharp !)

Tuesday 17 March Savoyen to Speising At 7:45 & at 8:45 Speising to Museum At 18:10 Museum to Savoyen At 22:00 & at 22:30 Wednesday 18 March Savoyen to Speising At 8:15 Speising to Schreiberhaus At 18:10 Schreiberhaus to Savoyen At 22:00, at 22:30 & at 23:00 Thursday 19 March Savoyen to Speising At 8:15 Speising to Savoyen At 18:00

(Public transportation: take the Metro U4 to Hietzing and then tram line 60 to Riedelgasse)

Did you forget which work team or hospital tour you have registered for?

Your badge has an RFID tag holding your personal registration data Check your status at the work station close to the registration desk

Shuttle service from and to the Savoyen hotel


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Conference Venue

Orthopädisches Spital Speising Speisinger Straße 109 Vienna, Austria The Orthopädisches Spital Speising is part of the Vinzenz Gruppe. About the Vinzenz Gruppe - Healthcare with quality and soul The Vinzenz Gruppe is an association of seven hospitals in Austria. With more than 4,700 employees and approximately 2,200 hospital beds, the Vinzenz Gruppe represents one of the largest group of private healthcare providers in Austria. The Vinzenz Gruppe is owned by the ‘Kongregation der Barmherzigen Schwestern vom hl. Vinzenz von Paul’ (Congregation of Merciful Sisters). About the Orthopädisches Spital Speising The 280-bed Orthopedic Hospital Speising is the largest orthopedic hospital in the Vienna region and one of the largest and state-of-the-art orthopedic hospitals in Europe. About 100 specialised physicians have treated more than 40,000 patients in 2008. In October 2008, the hospital has opened an 8,000 square meters new and modern building. Our plenary sessions will be held in the beautiful and recently renovated ‘Festsaal’.


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Free shuttle service from and to the hotel: See page 6. Public transportation: Take the Metro U4 to Hietzing and then tram line 60 to Riedelgasse

Hospital tours: Join one of the hospital tours for a peek behind the scenes of this state-of-the-art hospital and a demonstration of the application of GS1 Standards in a hospital:

- Department of surgery: automatic identification (bar codes and RFID) of equipment and patients

- Central sterilisation department: automatic identification of containers and traceability of instrument kits

- Patient room of the future Hospital tours depart from and return to the Registration Desk. If you haven’t registered yet for a hospital tour, check the registration desk for availability.


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Networking Events

Welcome reception & walking dinner Tuesday, 17 March 2009 18:30-22:30 Welcome reception & walking dinner at the Museum of Natural History, Vienna Shuttle service: see page 6. Address: Naturhistorisches Museum Wien Burgring 7 Vienna, Austria The history of the earth and the breathtaking variety of nature can be practically experienced due to 20 million objects: From insects to gemstones and minerals and pterodactyls, the Habsburgs united everything under the roof of this museum near the Imperial Palace. Numerous taxidermy specimens of animals that are either extinct or threatened with extinction make the collection all the more valuable.

Networking dinner Wednesday, 18 March 2009 18:30-22:00/23:00 Heuriger buffet at ‘Das Schreiberhaus’ Shuttle service: see page 6. Address: Heurigen Restaurant ‘Das Schreiberhaus’ Rathstraße 54 Neustift am Walde Vienna, Austria The "Schreiberhaus" is a house with tradition in a well known street. Built in 1746, it was first a winegrower´s house, then the house of a judge and a doctor, until it finally became a house of wine again in the last century.


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(Some of the) Best of Vienna

“Vienna is juicy, fruity and fresh” That's what preserves-producer Hans Staud has to say about Vienna. The whole city is filled with an abundance of aromas and impression. Welcome to Vienna! A few tips for the ultimate Vienna experience:

– Schloss Schönbrunn (Residence of former Habsburg emperors - visit Sisi’s palace!)

– MQ - Museumsquartier (enjoy museums, restaurants, bars, shops, concerts…!) – Haus der Musik (sound museum – conduct the Vienna Symphonic Orchestra!) – Hotel Sacher (home of “Sacher Torte” – try the great chocolate cake!) – Spanish Riding School (see famous white horses trained in the ring!)

(Make sure you reserve your ticket beforehand!) – Schloss Belvedere (see fantastic art and get inspired by Klimt’s “Der Kuss”)

A few recommended restaurants:

- Fabios - Tuchlauben - 0043/1/5322222 (elegant and trendy, rather expensive) - Oswald & Kalb - Bäckerstraße 14 - 0043/1/5121371 (typical Austrian food with

nice variations) - Plachutta - Wollzeile 38 - 0043/1/5121577 (typical Austrian food famous for its

beef) - ra'mien - Gumpendorfer Straße 9 - 0043/1/5854798 (Asian mix) - Sebastiano - Mayerhofgasse 22 - 0043/1/5054117 (Italian food) - Wrenkh - Bauernmarkt - 0043/1/5331526 (mainly vegetarian) - Zum Weissen Rauchfangkehrer - Weihburggasse 4 - 0043/1/5123471

(traditional) Tipping in restaurants? Tipping in Austria is common, add 5 to 10%.


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Plenary Speakers

Jean-Marc BOBEE is Director, “Anti-counterfeiting Strategy” at Sanofi Aventis, Industrial Affairs. In this capacity, he is in charge of the definition and implementation of the industrial anti-counterfeiting strategy of Sanofi Aventis. Jean-Marc is Doctor of Pharmacy by education and holds a Master Degree in Industrial Pharmacy from Paris University. He has 25 years extensive experience in international products development (galenics, analytics & technology transfer) and management of Industrial Operations interfaces (risk assessment & strategy). Since June 2007, Jean-Marc is also chairman of the EFPIA project on codification and identification of pharmaceuticals in Europe.

Patricia BLANCO is the Executive Director of ETCO – Brazilian Institute for Ethics in Competition, a non-profit organization that congregates non-government and entrepreneurial institutions formed by the breweries, soft drinks, tobacco, fuel distributing, medical drugs and technology industries, that aims to establish ethical parameters for competition. They are currently working with ANVISA (The Brazilian Government Agency in charge of health related activities) on the tracking and authentication system of pharmaceuticals.

Eva-Maria BURIAN-BRAUNSTORFER is Managing Director of GS1 Austria. She was involved in the founding and development of EAN Austria (renamed into GS1 Austria in 2005) in 1977. Besides implementations services, the EDI Service eXite has been launched on demand of Austrian retailers and suppliers and has had a leading role ever since. She was responsible for establishing the ECR Initiative (Efficient Consumer Response) for FMCG (Fast Moving Consumer Goods) in Austria in 1996. She has set up a special cooperation with the healthcare sector and public regulators and is responsible for a technical advisory committee comprising trade, industry and commerce representatives as well as Chamber of Commerce delegates. Eva Maria's family background has been entrepreneurship, her education at Commercial College, was followed by continuous education programs at Cambridge, San Diego State University, etc.

Grant COURTNEY is Global Serialisation Business at GlaxoSmithKline. Grant joined GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) after completing a degree at the University of Hertfordshire Business School. During his time with GSK he has held various positions including Packaging Management Consultant and Supply Chain and Logistics Manager. Over the past 3 years he has specialised in Serialisation and has recently been made the Global Serialisation Business Lead, accountable for Serialisation and Product Coding strategy for the company. Grant also sits on EFPIA’s Serialisation Pilot Supply Chain Expert Group.


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Jay CROWLEY is Senior Advisor for Patient Safety in FDA's Center for Devices and Radiological Health. Jay is interested in developing new methods and techniques to identify, analyze, and understand problems occurring from medical device use within the healthcare environment. He has been working at FDA for nearly 20 years in a variety of positions. Jay holds degrees in Risk Analysis and Engineering.

Dr. Wolfgang ECKER is Head of Dept. Pharmaceuticals, Medical Devices, Health Technology Assessment and med. Radiation Hygiene at the Austrian Ministry of Health. Prior to joining the MoH in 1985, he worked for 4 years as Medical Doctor in Vienna. He is Member of WHO Working Group to prepare Guidelines for Iodine Prophylaxis following Nuclear Accidents. Wolfgang has also represented Austria in the EU Expert and Council Working Groups on Medical Devices and Pharmaceuticals; he was Chairman of EU Council Working Group on Pharmaceuticals and Medical Devices (finishing Directive 98/79/EC on In-vitro-diagnostics and starting revision of Medical Device Directives [Dir. 2007/47/EC]) and has been Delegate of the EU in the Global Harmonisation Task Force Medical Devices (Study Group 5: Clinical Evidence) since 2005. Since 2008, he is also Member of EU Standing Committee for Medicinal Products for Human Use and was appointed Chairman of EU WG on Clinical Investigation and Evaluation (CIE) in December 2008.

Stefan FUEHRING works at the Unit F2 Pharmaceuticals in the Directorate General Enterprise & Industry of the European Commission. He has been working in particular on the legislative proposal of the European Commission on "counterfeit medicines", which is part of the "pharmaceutical package" adopted in December 2008. Another main responsibility is the regulatory framework of clinical trials in the Community. He is also involved in the management of the Commission decision-making procedures for medicines. Stefan holds a degree in Law.

Wolfgang GROSS has been General Manager of AUSTROMED (Association of medical device companies in Austria) since 2002. He has more than 25 years of experience in management of medical device companies. Wolfgang holds a Masters degree in Law.


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Joël GUILLOU is Director Regulation Reimbursement at SNITEM (French industry association for medical technologies). Joël is also responsible for health economics and traceability of medical devices, and represents SNITEM at EUCOMED (the European association of the medical devices sector), for the health economic assessment and identification standards of medical products. Before joining SNITEM in 2002, Joël worked as Regulatory Affairs and Quality Assurance Director for an international group of medical devices manufacturers. Joël holds a Degree in pharmacy.

Dr. Michael HEINISCH is Chief Executive Officer of Vinzenz Gruppe in Austria, a leading group of 7 hospitals in Austria totalling 2.200 beds. He is also member of the Supervisory Board of the Austrian Controllers Institute and member of the Austrian Federal Health Commission. Michael holds a PhD in business administration from the University of Economics and Business Administration in Vienna, Austria.

Mark HOYLE is Manager Corporate Packaging of Covidien. Mark has a broad and varied experience across a number of industries, concentrating within pharmaceutical and medical device manufacturing for the last 14 years. In his present role he is responsible for global strategy development and implementation for product identification, complemented with a background in automation and controls. Prior to joining Covidien, formally Tyco Healthcare at the beginning of 2005, Mark has worked for Ocular Sciences Inc., Glaxo and GEA staying very involved with developing technologies and their introduction to the healthcare industry. Mark is Co-Chair of the GS1 Healthcare Leadership Team and the AIDC Application Standards Work Team.

Thomas KLEIN is Purchasing Manager at the University Hospital of Düsseldorf and has several years of experience in healthcare. He is also e-business representative for a group purchasing organisation with 13 university hospitals in Germany called EK-UNICO, one of the largest buying groups in the German healthcare market. Before joining the University Hospital of Düsseldorf, Thomas worked for a utility company as Team Leader in the procurement department. He also participated in several work groups with other energy companies, in particular for ecl@ss as a classification standard in the utility branch. Thomas holds a Masters of Business and Administration and has written his master thesis about eProcurement, receiving an excellent mark.


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Michael KREUZER is the Technical and Regulatory director of ABHI (Association of British Healthcare Industries). In addition, he is also the chairman of the Eucomed E-business and supply chain management task force (ETF) as well as the Association Secretaries Council, a role which brings him into close contact with the various national medical technology associations in Europe. The current focus of the Eucomed ETF group is bar coding and auto identification capture technologies.

Pascal MARIOTTI is Délégué Général of the GCS UNI.H.A (French group purchasing organisation and procurement platform) and coordinates the National Commission of Purchasing and Logistic Managers of the French University Hospitals. He has also been Purchasing and Logistics Manager at the University Hospitals of Nantes, Bordeaux and Montpellier. Born in 1965, Pascal holds a degree in political sciences from the Institute of Political Sciences in Grenoble and a degree in hospital management from the National School of Public Health in Rennes.

Tim MARSH is Senior Manager of Global Packaging Technology at Pfizer. He is primarily responsible for the identification, development and deployment of anti-counterfeiting technologies for Pfizer pharmaceutical and animal health products globally. Tim also leads Pfizer’s RFID initiatives and is active in the development of their mass serialization strategies. Tim joined Pfizer in 2002 after having worked in the medical device area of healthcare for B.Braun, Becton Dickinson and Saint-Gobain. Tim is Co-Chair of the GS1 Healthcare Leadership Team and the Traceability in Healthcare Work Team. Tim received his bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering from Pennsylvania State University in 1992. He also holds associate degrees in engineering and liberal arts and earned a certificate in Auto-ID and RFID from MIT in 2004. Tim also received barcode certification from GS1 in 2007.

Rodolphe MUNOZ European Commission DG Enterprise and Industry Cosmetics and Medical devices


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Georges Nicolaos is Head of the Sterilization Unit at Ballanger Hospital, Aulnay, France. Before joining Ballanger Hospital in 2003, Georges has worked as hospital pharmacist at Beclere Hospital in Clamart and Bichat Hospital in Paris since 2001 and as intern at Paris Municipial Hospitals between 1996 and 2001. Georges is co-chair of the local committee against nosocomial infections, a member of the committee for the protection of persons in biomedical research (CPP Ile de France X) and a member of the French Society of Sterilization. Georges holds a degree in pharmacy from the University of Paris XI and a Masters degree in Biological and Medical Sciences.

Ken NOBBS has been with the Australian National E-Health Transition Authority (NEHTA) since August 2005 as the Project Lead for the Supply Chain initiative, one of twelve initiatives around e-health being delivered by NEHTA. Ken‘s was previously with Deloitte as a management consultant for 4 years, managing a team to deliver the Recommendations for National IM&ICT Enablers in the Health Sector Supply Chain report for NEHTA in December 2004. Ken has broad health experience spanning over 10 years working within the pharmaceutical and medical device industry. Ken has a Bachelor of Business in Applied Economics, a Master of Business Administration and a Graduate Certificate in Health Economics.

Hanifa REBBANI is Drug Control Officer, Psychotropic Control Section of the UNODC (United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime), in charge of checking countries’ assessments, modification to assessments, trends follow-up, correspondence to governments, field missions, etc. Prior to joining UNODC in 2002, she has worked for the United Nations Transitional Administration, the Medical Emergency Relief International, and as pharmacist. Hanifa holds a degree in Pharmacy from the Central University of Algiers, Algeria.

Dr. Stefan SABUTSCH is Lecturer in Medical Information Systems and Database Management Systems at the University of Applied Sciences FH Joanneum in Graz, Austria. Stefan is also working as a consultant for pathology and cardiology at AGFA Healthcare and is chairing the HL7 User Group in Austria. Prior to joining FH Joanneum in 2005, Stefan worked at GWI Medica GmbH and KN-Software. Stefan holds a PhD degree in Biology and Zoology from the Karl-Franzens University of Graz, Austria.


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Dr. Kiyohito TANAKA is Vice-Director of the department of Gastroenterology and Project Manager of hospital distribution in Kyoto Second Red Cross Hospital (K2RC). He leads four projects: optimization of Purchase for Medical Material Project, safety management for injection and infusion, business improvement for operation room and sterilization center, and business support for endoscopic center.

Michel VAN DER HEIJDEN is President Healthcare at GS1. His other responsibilities include Finance and Administration, Strategic Alliances and New Sectors. Michel brings with him a wealth of global management experience in international business activities, particular in the Healthcare Industry. His professional career spans work and knowledge in international finance, information systems, human resources and turn-around management. Michel spent 20 years with Johnson & Johnson, heading local and regional CFO functions in the company’s Pharmaceutical, Consumer Goods and Medical Device units. He also spent 3 years with Novartis (Pharma) in Switzerland as the global CFO for Primary Care and has lived and worked in 6 countries, namely Belgium, the Netherlands, Mexico, US, Greece and Switzerland.

Dr. Peter WÖLFL is responsible for the Technical Facility Management of all hospitals and geriatric centers (nursing homes) of the city of Vienna. He is also Project Manager of the Vienna North Hospital project responsible for all facility management issues. He has worked in the public health sector of the government of the city of Vienna since 1985in different positions in the IT-Department and involved in the development and implementation of a hospital information system. He holds a degree in Computer Sciences of the Technical University of Vienna.

Volker ZEINAR is responsible for the global coordination of bar code / auto-ID affairs in the B.Braun Group. This concerns company internal projects, customer projects as well as contacts to healthcare associations and standardization organizations. Volker has been involved in the development and application of GS1 standards for almost 20 years, not only in healthcare, but also in the consumer market and the engineering industry. Amongst others he was responsible for IT projects at the trade group REWE in Cologne and at the steel manufacturer Thyssen Industry. Prior to his engagement as freelancer for B.Braun, since January 2003, Volker has worked as Consultant for the B.Braun subsidiary ‘Diomedes Health Care Consutants’ with focus on the optimization of logistics processes in hospitals.


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GS1 Healthcare Work Teams AIDC Application Standards Work Team The AIDC Application Standards work team is developing global standards for the Automatic Identification and Data Capture for Healthcare products at all packaging levels. The work team has already developed GTIN Allocation Rules for Healthcare, defined data requirements (including serialisation) and carrier requirements for Automatic Identification. The first phase (covering about 80% of Healthcare products) is currently being finalised and the second phase (very small instruments, location identification, etc.) will be initiated soon. This work team is co-chaired by Mark Hoyle, Covidien and Grant Hodgkins, Alcon Laboratories. For more information or to join, contact Chuck Biss at [email protected]. Traceability in Healthcare Work Team The Traceability in Healthcare work team is developing a suite of global standards to enable full actionable visibility of all pharmaceuticals and medical devices from point-of-production to point-of-use, which can be used globally. The Global Traceability Standard for Healthcare (GTSH) Issue 1.0.0 was approved and published in February 2009 and provides a process standard describing the traceability process independent from the choice of enabling technologies, defining minimum requirements for all stakeholders, organisations and countries and the corresponding GS1 Standards to be used in combination with information management tools. A Call-to-Action was also issued in February to join the work team developing a suite of Global Standards that enable Traceability in Healthcare (process standard(s) and technical standards) by mid-2010: The Traceability in Healthcare II (TH-II) Project. The Traceability in Healthcare Work Team is co-chaired by Tim Marsh, Pfizer and Frédérique Fremont, Robert Ballanger Hospital (France). For more information or to join, contact Janice Kite at [email protected]. Healthcare Data Synchronisation & Product Classification Work Team The Healthcare Data Synchronisation work team is developing a global standard to enable Healthcare stakeholders to leverage the GS1 Global Data Synchronisation Network (GDSN), ensuring accurate and consistent data exchange between all supply chain partners. A global GDSN Pilot was successfully completed in 2008 showing that the GDSN infrastructure is in place to enable cross-border data synchronisation. The GDSN Extension for Healthcare is planned to be created by Q3 2009. A long term recommendation for product classification is also being developed. The Data Synchronisation Work Team is co-chaired by Joe Pleasant, Premier and Tom Werthwine, Johnson & Johnson. The Product Classification Work Team is co-chaired by Leighton Hansel, Abbott Laboratories and David Turner, Novation. For more information or to join, contact Peter Alvarez at [email protected].


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List of Participants The Global GS1 Healthcare Conference provides a neutral platform for all healthcare supply chain stakeholders to physically meet, exchange ideas, and advance development and adoption of global standards. Participants include representatives from manufacturers, distributors, healthcare providers, logistics providers, governmental bodies and regulators, associations and educational institutes. GS1 Member Organisations from around the world represent their local healthcare communities. More than 200 participants from 35 different countries have registered for this conference. Thank you for participating and we hope you will have an interesting, challenging and educational few days. First name Last name Company / Organisation Peter Adamczyk GS1 Germany Chris Adcock GS1 Global Office Hacène Alili GS1 Algeria Peter Alvarez GDSN Inc. Martina Anditsch Apotheke Donauspital Helmut Artner GS1 Austria Herbert Atzlinger Vinzenz Gruppe Ryuichiro Azuma Sakua Seiki Co., Ltd. bashiru olawale babatunde babs pharmaceutical limited David Bangura Critique New Bettina Bartz GS1 Germany Brian Bennett GS1 Global Office Stefano Bergamin Indicod-Ecr (GS1 Italy) Chuck Biss GS1 Global Office Christa Blaha Landesklinikum Wiener Neustadt Patricia Blanco ETCO - Inst. Brasileiro de Etica Concorrencial Jean-Marc Bobée Sanofi-Aventis Andreas Bodmer Zimmer GmbH Bernhard Böhm Vinzenz Gruppe Juergen Braendle Datalogic Scanning Didier Brechet CHUV

Matthias Britz Pfizer Frank Brüggemann GHX Europe GmbH Claudia Buchmayer GS1 Austria David Buckley GS1 Global Office Arlind Bulku GS1 Albania Eva Maria Burian-Braunstorfer GS1 Austria GmbH Damir Bušljeta Splošna Bolnišnica Ptuj Carsten Büttner Boehringer Ingelheim Pharma GmbH & CoKG Scott Cameron Novartis Pharma AG Devrim Cavusoglu Pfizer Turkey Steen Christensen Cook Medical Pavla Cihlarova GS1 Czech Republic


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First name Last name Company / Organisation Eddy Coopmans TERUMO Europe NV Grant Courtney GlaxoSmithKline Jay Crowley US FDA Elizabeth Davies Apex International Bruno De Mayer St. Jude Medical Alyette Decieux Covidien Philipp Degtyarev GS1 Russia Jan Denecker GS1 Global Office Elfriede Dolinar AKH Barbara Dorner GS1 Austria Walter Dorner Austrian Medical Chamber Hassan El Kalla GS1 Egypt Ahmed El Kalla GS1 Egypt Elvira Engl Orthopädisches Spital Speising Walter Fimml Medel Frédérique Frémont CHI Robert Ballanger Joel Früh Teva Pharma AG Yanjie Gao MoH, China Alexander Gauby RF-IT Solutions GmbH Wolfgang Gerold Vienna Hospital Association Karim Gharbi GS1 Tunisia Heidrun Girz ISS Facility Services GmbH Peter Gläser Orthopädisches Spital Speising GmbH Alexander Goehring Abbott Vascular Titus Gorissen GS1 Netherlands Gabriele Grafeneder AKH-Wien Scott Gray GS1 Global Anita Groll GS1 Austria Wolfgang Gross AUSTROMED Joël Guillou SNITEM Clemens Haas Fresenius Kabi Konrad Habelt BMG Abt. III/A/2 Manoucher Habibinia Dr. Habibinia Pharmacy Michaela Haehn GS1 Germany Pertti Hakala GS1 Finland Michio Hamano GS1 Japan Christine Hankó GS1 Hungary Leighton Hansel Abbott Labs Dennis Harrison GS1 US Nikolaus Hartig ECR-Austria Gary Hartley GS1 New Zealand Christian Hay GS1 Switzerland Michael Heinisch Vinzenz Gruppe Tom Heist GS1 Global Office Tracey Herres GlaxoSmithKline Grant Hodgkins Alcon Laboratories, Inc.


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First name Last name Company / Organisation Rich Hollander Pfizer Igor Horvat General Hospital Jesenice Mark Hoyle Covidien Zexia Huang GS1 China Ladislav Janco GS1 Slovakia Bernhard Kadlec Krankenhaus der Barmherzigen Schwestern Wien Ishmael Kamara Critique News Rene Kappers EGA Katalin Kecskès GS1 Hungary Georg Keller Aesculap AG Jesper Kervin Petersen GS1 Denmark Thomas Klein University Hospital Düsseldorf Robert Koerbler Philips Healthcare Maximilian Kolmbauer Clusterland Oberösterreich GmbH Zdenka Konda GS1 Slovenia Bojan Igor Kovacic GS1 Slovenia Christoph Krähenbühl AstraZeneca Zdenka Kramar General hospital Jesenice Nicolas Krattinger e-mediat

Mike Kreuzer ABHI Ulrike Kreysa GS1 Global Office Julie Kuhn Cardinal Health Yasuo Kurosawa GS1 Japan Karlheinz Kux Austrian Medical Chamber Roger Lamb GS1 UK Viktoria Lampl Richter Pharma AG Henrik Larsson St. Jude Medical AB Rita Laur GS1 Canada Galya Lazarkova GS1 Austria Marcelo Liebhardt ETCO Sophie Le Pallec GS1 France Brian Lee Schering Plough Corporation Arnold Lengauer Telekom Austria TA AG Gregor Ljubi Splošna Bolnišnica Ptuj Håkan Lööw St. Jude Medical AB Miguel Lopera GS1 Global Office Angelika Lückert Datalogic Scanning GmbH Stefan Ludvig GS1 Austria Meinrad Lugan B. Braun Melsungen AG Tim Lühne Petersen Tha Capitol Region of Denmark Hans Lunenborg GS1 Netherlands Philippe Majois Baxter BioScience Valérie Marchand GS1 France Dragomir Marisavljevic GS1 Serbia Wolfgang Markl Bundeskonferenz der Krankenhaus-Manager Österreichs Verena Marquard GS1 Austria


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First name Last name Company / Organisation Robert Marsam Kantonspital Baden Timothy Marsh Pfizer Petra Martochova Pavlikova GS1 Czech Republic Kenichi Matsumoto Sakura Seiki Co., Ltd. Feargal Mc Groarty St. James's Hospital Mike Meakin DHL Exel Supply Chain Matthias Meier August Faller KG Alexander Meißl GS1 Austria Robert Mennow Boston Scientific Corporation Shigetaka Miura SAKURA SEIKI Co., Ltd. Branislava Mitic GS1 Serbia Paul Mitteroecker Privatklinik Döbling Kim Møller Alk Abello Lorenz Müller-Schelken GHX Austria GmbH Nadège Mullier GS1 Global Office Rodolphe Muñoz European Commission George Nasonov GS1 Russia Ekaterina Nasonova GS1 Russia Georges Nicolaos Robert Ballanger Hospital Ken Nobbs NEHTA Mohamed Nouas GS1 Algeria Daniel Ogbuagu APIN PEPFAR Temitope Oluyemi Servetek Engineering Takao Orii Kanto Medical Center NTT EC Günter Paier Orthopedic Hospital Speising Silvério Paixão GS1 Portugal - CODIPOR Pascal Mariotti UNIHA Florian Past GS1 Austria John Pearce GS1 UK Esther Peelen GS1 Netherlands Leander Peichl Unitech Europe B.V. Robert Perry AHRMM Alexander Peterlik GS1 Austria Manfred Piller GS1 Austria Neil Piper GS1 UK Stephane Pique GS1 in Europe Horst Platzer Landesklinikum Wiener Neustadt Harald Podbrecky Privatklinik Döbling Cyndi Poetker Abbott Laboratories Katharina Poslussny Orthopädisches Spital Speising Christian Pree, MBA Vinzenz Gruppe Service GmbH Thierry Protas Arjowiggins Security Alfons Puschl Sanitas GmbH Medizintechnik Christian Rath LKH Feldbach Hanifa Rebbani International Narcotics Control Board Secretariat Halim Recham GS1 Algeria


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First name Last name Company / Organisation Helene Resch AKH-Wien Michael Rosenwirth Sato Labelling Solutions Europe GmbH Stefan Sabutsch FH Joanneum / HL7 Austria Pierre Saffarnia Orthopädisches Spital Speising Adel Sakr EL Balbiasy Trading Katya Saliba GS1 Malta Esther Sandy Apex International School Jens Schader Boehringer Ingelheim GmbH Sabine Schenk HBS Health Business Solutions GmbH Georg Schwinghammer GS1 Austria Eugen Sehorz GS1 Austria Naomi Sekino Olympus Medical Systems Corp. Bryan Semple GS1 UK Marcel Sieira GS1 Australia George Simeon GS1 Global Office Tania Snioch GS1 Australia Gabriel Sobrino GS1 Netherlands Mónica Soler GS1 Spain Adama Sow Cente Hospitalier Abass Ndao Miroslav Staffen GS1 Slovakia Marcel Stepan Bernhard-Gottlieb-Universitätszahnklinik Christa Stoisser GS1 Austria Orii Takao Kanto Medical Center NTT Michael Tamegger Orthopädisches Spital Speising GmbH Kiyohito Tanaka Kyoto Second Red Cross Hospital Augustin Tchuepo Christian community Health Care Foundation (COHECF) Carlos Torme GS1 Spain Marine Tournoud Robert Ballanger Hospital Sandra Tusar General hospital Jesenice Andrea Ungersbäck AGES PharmMed Michel van der Heijden GS1 Global Office Gunilt Veider BMG,Abt. III/A/2, Arzneimittel und Medizinprodukte Mike Wallace Abbott Claes Wallér Cook Medical Markus Weinert Aesculap AG Tomas Wennebo GS1 Sweden Tom Werthwine Johnson & Johnson Jim Willmott Smiths Medical Alfred Winkelmayer Siemens AG Austria Peter Woelfl Vienna Hospital Association Hannes Würkner AGES PharmMed MJ Wylie GHX Liang Yan GS1 China Volker Zeinar B. Braun Group Jing Zhao GS1 China

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