Data Quality in Supply Chain Management
Technology is boosting data quality in surgical supply chain management.

Data Quality in Supply Chain Management

Data isn't just a collection of figures in a report, it's a powerful narrative that enhances managerial decision-making. In the healthcare supply chain, data is playing an increasingly vital role in addressing disruptions, managing demand fluctuations, supporting cost-control, and ensuring optimum quality of care.

When full and accurate supply chain data is collected the impact is powerful, healthcare facilities can:

? Track Inventory: Monitor stock levels with real time tracking, understand usage patterns, and review physician product preferences.

? Manage Risks: Ensure adequate supply availability, using data-driven demand forecasts.

? Optimize Costs: Minimize expiration wastage and supply costs by pinpointing areas of inefficiency.

? Achieve Full Documentation: Close the supply chain loop by maintaining accurate supply consumption records at the point of use.

? Foster Collaboration: Share trusted, transparent data with partners, putting an end to disputes.

Data-driven decision-making delivers more proactive and efficient healthcare management.

However, data insights are only as good as the raw data collected, and for many, the lack of effective data collection processes and systems impacts negatively on the quality of their data insights.

The Importance of High-Quality Data

Increasingly, healthcare management is realizing that despite seeing supply chain reports and fancy graphs on a regular basis, that data errors and omissions are compromising the usefulness of this information. There’s growing awareness that poor data quality is leading to inaccurate insights and flawed decisions, which can have clinical, financial and operational impacts.

Meaningful supply chain insights are built on effective data collection processes in supply storage and utilization areas.

Smart Cabinets provide real time inventory data and automate expiry management.


Integrating Data Collection into Workflows

While healthcare organizations strive to boost data quality and quantity, they also want to work more efficiently, so any efforts to deliver better data cannot impact workload. Luckily, new technology can improve efficiency as well as data management.

Utilizing AI-powered supply chain automation tools supports:

? Process Optimization: Streamline and simplify workflows.

? Staff Capacity: Reduce staff time spent on supply chain administration.

? Clean Data: Improve data quantity and quality.

? Data Processing: Deliver high quality metrics, reports, and insights.

? Finance: Smarter decisions boost efficiency and optimize revenue.


The drive for optimized data quality is vital if healthcare organizations are to base decision making on the real picture.


New AI Vision is easily integrated into existing workstations, providing full supply tracking in surgery.


High quality data supports healthcare organizations to drive efficiency, improve patient outcomes, and position themselves for long-term success. The foundation of high-quality data is the systematic collection of complete and correct supply chain data.

When you build strong data foundations, you underpin high quality, cost-effective healthcare delivery.

Contact us to learn about AI-powered solutions can help you transform your healthcare supply chain with quality data.


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Powerful insight, thanks for sharing

Jerry D. VanVactor, DHA, MBA

Operations/Supply Chain Executive I Leadership I Data-Driven Decision Maker I Published Academic I Veteran (Retired Senior Officer)

6 个月

Good, short opinion. I agree with your statement, "Data-driven decision-making delivers more proactive and efficient healthcare management". Unfortunately, what we seem to have omitted is that data is only as good as the people using it. If managers misuse, misconstrue, or tell a false story through mis/ill-informed analyses, then the decisions rendered will be poor/limited in necessary scope. Otherwise, nicely written and a good thought-jogger. :-)

Limor Belilti

Head of Customer Support

6 个月

The result of lack of inventory vision is often inflated supply costs and lost income, Data collection optimization really hits your bottom line.

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Forward thinking healthcare organizations understand the need to build strong data foundations. This is the time to start improving data collection systems.

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Shlomo Matityaho, MBA

CEO IDENTI Medical | Innovating the healthcare supply chain with AI

6 个月

The conversation needs to be steered away from data, and towards data quality. Your data insights are only as good as your data collection, and many providers suffer from data gaps and inaccuracies. It's time to focus on data capture - that's the key to meaningful insights.

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