Traditionally, supply chain professionals drove purchases, but the emergence of service lines brought clinician participation and, eventually, the concept of clinical-supply integration (CSI). Despite paying lip service to the concept, organizations have not always committed to it. On this episode, we’ll discuss the current state of CSI and what needs to be done across health care to bring it about.
Guest speaker:
Blane Schilling, MD
Senior Principal
Advisory Solutions
Vizient
Moderator:
Tomas Villanueva, DO, MBA, FACPE, SFH...
Traditionally, supply chain professionals drove purchases, but the emergence of service lines brought clinician participation and, eventually, the concept of clinical-supply integration (CSI). Despite paying lip service to the concept, organizations have not always committed to it. On this episode, we’ll discuss the current state of CSI and what needs to be done across health care to bring it about.
Guest speaker:
Blane Schilling, MD
Senior Principal
Advisory Solutions
Vizient
Moderator:
Tomas Villanueva, DO, MBA, FACPE, SFHM
Associate Vice President
Clinical Resources
Vizient
Show Notes:
[01:12] The true state of clinical-supply integration
[02:29] The case for cost and quality of care
[03:08] Cleveland Clinic example
[04:00] Kind of data involved for better outcomes
[07:11] Engaging physicians first
[10:25] Peer-to-peer physician interaction
[11:02] Dealing with vendors
[12:09] A systemic and sustainable approach
Links | Resources:
CSI as an evolution of CQVA (Vizient slide deck) Click here
Clinical-Supply Integration: What Does It Mean Post-COVID? Click here
Clinical-supply integration: accelerating performance improvement Click here
Clinical-Supply Integration Click here
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