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Page 1: Value Overview May, 2010

Value OverviewMay, 2010www.smisupplychain.com

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Who is SMI?

Founded and driven by our members Non-profit corporation established in 2005

Senior-level healthcare supply chain executives Representing providers and healthcare supply chain

industry partners including manufacturers and distributors of medical/surgical supplies, pharmaceuticals, major equipment, IT companies and service providers

United by our vision to: Influence positive change Shape future directions Advance the healthcare marketplace through

internal efficiencies and improvements

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Vision and Mission

Vision:

United in shaping an improved, more efficient healthcare supply chain

Mission:

Convene innovative leaders within the healthcare industry

Create a neutral, balanced, developmental, and mutually

beneficial environment

Develop solutions through small, intimate work groups

Produce results that solve real industry problems

Work for the benefit of the entire healthcare supply chain

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Goals

Raise the bar for healthcare supply chain standards

Define and develop member-

driven solutions

Introduce and learn from non-

healthcare methods

Understand and appreciate risks

and challenges

Create opportunities

for the best exchange of innovative ideas

Deliver tangible results and

demonstrate improvement

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The SMI Difference

We Are:

Action/Results Oriented

Member-Driven

Industry Benefit Focused

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How We Operate Focus on strategic initiatives that lead to

transformational changes in the healthcare supply chain

Collaborative process (non-selling, non-combative environment)

Multi-disciplinary teams (member selected and driven) to create and validate “serious” solutions

Semi-annual member Forums

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Member Value Be a distinct voice in creating best-of-the-best

solutions

Rich collaboration on mutually beneficial initiatives versus fruitless debate

Build long-lasting ties/relationships with senior level supply chain innovators and decision makers

Gain new insights into decision-making while working at the ground floor of healthcare supply chain changes

Demonstrate individual and organizational knowledge, expertise and value

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Value Progression

Forums

Adoption Action

Shared Vision

Initiatives

Recognizable• Marketplace

adoption• “Pull” demand for

SMI “products”

Recognizable• Marketplace

adoption• “Pull” demand for

SMI “products”

Countable•Measurable supply

chain improvement outcomes

• SMI• Providers• Industry

Partners

Countable•Measurable supply

chain improvement outcomes

• SMI• Providers• Industry

Partners

Tangible• Network

connections• Richness of

collaboration• Solution

acceleration

Tangible• Network

connections• Richness of

collaboration• Solution

acceleration

Intuitive•Networking• Idea exchange• Serious work • Education

Intuitive•Networking• Idea exchange• Serious work • Education

Lower Higher

Degree of Significance

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Membership Open to all Provider and Industry

executives with direct transactional trade involvement in supply chain and delivery of patient care Industry Partners include: medical,

surgical, diagnostic and pharmaceutical supply companies; capital equipment and medical device companies; distributors; IT companies; and service providers

Must have a corporate structure owned and controlled by a single entity Centralized operations with capacity to

affect change

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Collaborators

Association for Healthcare Resource and Materials Management (AHRMM)

Healthcare Purchasing News (HPN)

Center for Innovation in Healthcare Logistics (CIHL) - University of Arkansas

GS1 Healthcare US

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Re-Cap

MEM

BERS

MEM

BERS

• Seasoned executives

• Balance between Provider & Industry Partners

• Shared vision for a more efficient supply chain

• Seasoned executives

• Balance between Provider & Industry Partners

• Shared vision for a more efficient supply chain

OUTCOM

ES

OUTCOM

ES

• Improved supply chain practices

• Proven results• Customizable• Industry wide

sharing• Market adoption

• Improved supply chain practices

• Proven results• Customizable• Industry wide

sharing• Market adoption

PURPO

SE

PURPO

SE

• Issues based leadership of supply chain

• Neutral venue• Collaboration• Making a

difference (transformational)

• Issues based leadership of supply chain

• Neutral venue• Collaboration• Making a

difference (transformational)

PROCESS

PROCESS• Self selected/directed initiatives

• Focused teamwork efforts

• Look outside of healthcare

• Self selected/directed initiatives

• Focused teamwork efforts

• Look outside of healthcare

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Initiatives in Action

Product Recall Management

Value Proposition Alignment

Clinical Integration

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Accomplishments to Date SMI website established as major industry resource

(launched May, 2008)

Ten (10) team initiatives concluded since inception

Nine (9) “Tools” finalized and provided free of charge to industry Vendor Access Guidelines (endorsed by AORN)

Measuring Effective Relationships (software)

Roadmap to the Perfect Order Contract Synchronization New Product Introduction Management (software)

810 Transaction The Link Between Supply Chain and Revenue Supply and Labor Cost Calculator Vendor Managed Inventory

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Accomplishments to DateMultiple industry efforts nationally to promoteSMI and the adoption of SMI Tools: AHRMM annual conferences – 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009 AHVAP Annual Conference – 2007 Provista Annual Conference – 2007 Medline Executive Roundtable – 2008, Spring & Fall VHA TV – November 2008 World Congress on Supply Chain – 2008, 2009 GHX Supply Chain Summit – 2007 GS1 Global Conference 2009 HSCN National Healthcare Supply Chain Conference, Canada –

2009 AHRMM Webinar – Perfect Order 2008 FDA’s Unique Device Identifier Hearing – 2009

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Accomplishments to DateMultiple industry efforts regionally to promoteSMI and the adoption of SMI Tools:

Pennsylvania Statewide Faculty – 2009 (2)

New Jersey Materials Management Society – 2009

Yankee Alliance Annual Meetings – 2008

Greater Ohio AHRMM Chapter – 2008

Pennsylvania Statewide Faculty – 2008

New England Chapter of AHRMM – 2007

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Accomplishments to Date Founding member of the Healthcare Supply Chain Standards Coalition

(HSCSC) Facilitated HSCSC merger with GS1 Healthcare US Member of GS1 US Healthcare Leadership Team Over 70 SMI webinars conducted in 2008, 2009 & 2010 on:

NPIM Tool adoption for both SMI members and non-members Overview of all SMI Tools and Solutions Measuring Effective Relationships adoption

Active collaboration relationships established with: AHRMM CIHL Healthcare Purchasing News (HPN)

Active member of CIHL Oversight Committee Board Representation of Bellwether League Judge for Premier Supply Chain Innovator Award SMI Tools featured on VHA-TV national broadcast

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Accomplishments to Date

Published / featured in multiple trade journals including: Healthcare Purchasing News Materials Management in Healthcare Journal of Healthcare Contracting

Engaged multiple industry stakeholders in efforts, including: FDA StratCenter.com Advamed VHA Supply Chain Institute National Coordinator of Health Information Technology GNYHA Association of Healthcare Value Analysis Professional (AHVAP)

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Provider Members Allina Hospitals and Clinics

Cheryl Harelstad – Vice President, Technology & Supply Chain

Ascension HealthScott Caldwell – Senior Vice President, Supply Chain; Mike Gray – Vice President of Operations, Supply Chain Management

Atlantic HealthJoseph DiPaolo, Director

Baptist Health SystemMichael Louviere – Vice President, Supply Chain

Beth Israel Deaconess Medical CenterJoe Sheil – Director of Contracting

BJC HealthCareNancy LeMaster – Vice President, Supply Chain Operations

Carolinas HealthCare SystemJames Olsen – Vice President, Materials Resource Management

Catholic Health EastFlorence Doyle – Vice President, Supply Chain Management

Catholic Health InitiativesKevin Kakuda – Interim Vice President of Supply Chain Technology

Catholic Healthcare WestPeggy Styer – Senior Director, Operations, Supply Chain Management

Cleveland ClinicBill Donato – Executive Director, Supply Chain Management

Denver Health and Hospital AuthorityPhilip Pettigrew – Director of Materials Management

Department of DefenseLt. Col. Theresa Tillock – Chief, Standardization & Integration Cell

Duke University Health SystemJane Pleasants – Assistant Vice President, Procurement & Supply Chain Management

Fletcher Allen Health CareCharles Miceli – Vice President, Supply Chain

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Provider Members Geisinger Health System

Deborah Petretich Templeton – Vice President, Supply Chain Services

Greenville Hospital SystemJohn Mateka – Executive Director, Materials Management

Intermountain Health CareBrent Johnson – Vice President of Supply Chain & Chief Purchasing Officer

Iowa Health SystemDaniel McDow – Chief Operating Officer, IHSCS, LC

Johns Hopkins Health SystemBill Kennett – Senior Director, Supply Chain

Kettering Medical Center NetworkSteven Huckabaa – Vice President, Supply Chain Management

Mayo FoundationJames Francis – Division Chair/Assistant Treasurer, Supply Chain Management

Methodist Hospital SystemGary Wagner – Vice President, Supply Chain Management

North Shore Long Island JewishDonna Drummond – Vice President and Chief Procurement Officer

Novant HealthTony Johnson – Corporate Senior Vice President, Chief Supply Chain Officer

Ohio State University Medical CenterRosalind Parkinson – Administrative Director

Orlando HealthRandy Hayas – Corporate Director, Materials Management

OSF Healthcare SystemDarryl Long – Senior Vice President, Chief Supply Chain Officer

Parkland Health & Hospital SystemAndrew Montgomery – Vice President, Supply Chain

Providence Health & ServicesDavid Hunter – System Director, Supply Chain Management

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Provider Members

Sentara HealthcareCarl Manley – Vice President of Materials Management

Sisters of Mercy ~ Resource Optimization & Innovation (Roi) Vance Moore – President

SUNY Health ResourcesCarter Lard – Director, Contracts & Procurement Management

Sutter HealthDennis Maher – Vice President, Supply Chain Services

Texas Children’sTerry Cox – Director, Supply Chain Services

Texas Health ResourcesJohn Gaida – Senior Vice President, Supply Chain Management

Universal Health ServicesJohn Cunningham – Vice President, Corporate Supply Chain Operations

University Kentucky HealthCareSergio Melgar – Chief Financial Officer

University of Southern CaliforniaJean Sargent – Director Supply Chain

Vanguard Health SystemsGregg Lambert – Director of Operations, Supply Chain Management

WellSpan HealthMichael Nestlebush – Procurement & Contracting Administrator

Yale New Haven HealthPamela Scagliarini – System Director, Supply Chain Management

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Industry Members 3M Health Care

Bruce Bald – Director ,Strategic Accounts & Jan Gibis – Business Director

AbbottSteve Christian – Director, Strategic Accounts & Operations; Hal Lowe – Director, Health Systems; Jay Sullivan – National Director, Strategic Accounts & Robert Ricker – Manager, Sales Performance Group

AesculapMark Meyer – Director, Corporate Accounts

American Contract SystemsDavid Thomson – President & CEO

Ascent Healthcare SolutionsRick Ferreira – COO

AtPar, Inc.Kishore Bala – Vice President

AVID Medical, Inc.Michael Sahady – CEO

Baxter Healthcare CorporationGreg Neier – Vice President, IDN & National Accounts & Marie Keeley – Vice President, Sales

Becton, Dickinson & Company (BD)Stephen Gundersen – Vice President, Corporate National Accounts & Dennis Black – Director, e-Business

Bracco Diagnostics, Inc.Jeff Peacock – Vice President, Operations

BSN Medical, Inc.Carl Meyer – Vice President, National Accounts & Distributor Relations

C.R. Bard, Inc.Brian Kelly – Group Vice President, & Corporate Healthcare Services & Carol Stone – Vice President, Corporate Marketing

Cardinal HealthKenneth Kohler – Group Vice President & Eric Nelson – VP/General Manager

Care Line, Inc.David Love – CEO

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Industry Members Coloplast Corporation

Keith Johnson – Vice President, Sales & Marketing

Cook Medical, Inc.David Reed – Vice President Operations & Corporate Compliance Officer

Covidien Armin Cline – President, Health Systems & George McNellage – Vice President, Health Systems Corporate Sales

DeRoyalBill Pittman - President

Georgia-Pacific CorporationSam Robb – Vice President, Channel Marketing & Marketing Communications & Chris Jones – Vice President, National Accounts

Global Healthcare Exchange (GHX)Bruce Johnson – President & Karen Cpnway – Director, Industry Programs

Hill-Rom Company, Inc.Susan Schuette – Vice President, National Accounts

• Johnson & Johnson Health Care SystemsMargaret Ellis – Vice President Account Management & Mike Wentling – Executive Director, Integration Strategy

• Kimberly-ClarkKeith Kuchta – Vice President, North American Medical Supplies & Lisa Kudlacz – Group Director, Corporate Healthcare Accounts

• Lawson SoftwareKeith Lohkamp – Product Strategist, Supply Chain Management

• McKesson Healthcare CorporationMary Jo Ellis – Channel Manager, ERP Solutions & Todd Tabel – Vice President, ERP Solutions

• Medical Action Industries, Inc.Harriett Overbeck – Vice President, Executive Healthcare Services

• MediClick, Inc.Paul Dryden – Vice President & Mike Merwarth – President

• Medline Industries, Inc.Tim Jacobson – Senior Vice President, Corporate Sales & Tom Egan – Vice President, Corporate Sales

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Industry Members• Omnicell

Suzanne Alexander-Vaughn – Product Manager

• Owens & Minor, Inc.Charles Colpo – Executive Vice President, Administration; Scott Perkins – Corporate Vice President, West & E.V. Clarke – Executive Vice President, Distribution

• PAR Excellence Systems, Inc.Richard Felger – Vice President, Sales & Marketing

• PfizerDale Ammon & Tim Best – Senior Directors/Team Leaders, Health Care Systems

• RoundTable Healthcare PartnersJohn McConachie – Senior Vice President, Health Systems

• Sage ProductsBill Howes – Vice President of Sales

• SciQuestKrista Fuller – Director, Product Marketing

• Seneca MedicalLisa Hohman – Vice President Marketing & Strategic Relations

• Smiths MedicalRegina McIntosh – Vice President Marketing & Strategic Accounts & Robert Schena – Director of Sales, Health Systems

StaplesSusan Louis – Vice President, Healthcare

• SterilMed, Inc.Mike Richardson – Vice President of National Accounts

• Stryker CorporationTamara Cutler – Vice President of Healthcare Systems U.S. & David Distel – Senior Manager, Data Integration

• Suture ExpressKurt Rall – Vice President, Sales/Marketing

• Teleflex MedicalJeff Baran – Director, Corporate Sales; Ed Weidner – Vice President, US Sales & Vince Northfield – Executive Vice President, Global Operations

• VUEMEDLana Makhanik – Vice President, Business Development

• W.L. GoreGene Tierney – Sales Operations, North America

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Contact Us

Tom Hughes, Executive Director617-943-0303

[email protected]

Dennis Orthman, Senior Director617-327-1067

[email protected]

Teri Gallagher, Director781-378-1107

[email protected]

[email protected] 781-378-1107