Canada s Healthcare Procurement Services Organization

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Canada s Healthcare Procurement Services Organization

Table of Contents 1 2 3 4 About HealthPRO 3 Our Contract Services 4 How We Work 10 We Lead Issues That Matter 19 2

HealthPRO Across Canada We often hear that the sustainability of our healthcare system is contingent upon our ability to work together. At HealthPRO, we are proud that more than 800 hospitals across Canada choose to collaborate with us on a daily basis. Through our national aggregated purchasing power, we maximize savings across many high quality products and services hospitals use every day. These include pharmaceuticals, medical products, support services, nutrition and food products and capital equipment. This national effort ensures important savings and efficiencies are achieved, maximizing resources available for frontline care. 1

2 Over 800 Hospitals Benefit from $1.6 Billion in Contract Value

1About HealthPRO We are Canada s healthcare procurement services organization, representing the purchasing interests of over 250 member shareholders who are the hospitals, Provincial Health Authorities and Shared Service Organizations (SSOs) in British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario, Nova Scotia, Newfoundland & Labrador and the Territories. Since 1996, we have helped our members direct maximum budget resources to patient care by providing strategic, high-quality and cost-effective procurement services across a number of dedicated service areas. 3

2Our Contract Services Our members have access to the most comprehensive portfolio of the highest quality healthcare products and services in the country. 4

Pharmacy Our pharmacy service offers a full range of quality products supported by a benchmark product evaluation process and extensive clinical, procurement and supply chain expertise. RX PH PS Pharmacy Services Common injectable and oral drugs Pharmacy Specialties Specialized drugs including paediatrics and oncology 5

Materials Management Our materials management portfolio offers the most comprehensive range of clinical and support services products in the country, supported by a rigorous prequalification process and extensive clinical, procurement and supply chain expertise. MM CL CS Clinical Services Medical surgical products used in: Critical care Operating rooms Medical and surgical units Complex continuing care Ambulatory care Clinical Specialties Clinically-complex products including: Endoscopy Cardiac specialties Hemodialysis Contrast media Endourology 6

Nutrition and Food Services A wide range of products and services for hospital cafeterias and patient trays including: Food products Beverages Delivery equipment DE SS Support Services Administrative, housekeeping and plant maintenance products including: Office supplies Cleaning products 7

Signature Services For specialized procurement needs that fall outside of our traditional national contract offering, HealthPRO can assist with its unique Signature Services. Signature contracts can be developed for an individual member or group of members who wish to collaborate on a sourcing initiative. HealthPRO conducts the entire sourcing process on their behalf based on their specific requirements and manages the resulting contract, allowing hospitals to benefit from optimal savings and efficiencies. 8

Energy Management Flexible and cost-effective management of natural gas, electricity and fuel oil requirements. CE EN Capital Equipment Contracts for durable medical equipment including: Diagnostic imaging Dialysis machines Hospital beds 9

3 How We Work HealthPRO s specialized contracting function and national scope is complementary to the broader supply chain work conducted by Provincial Health Authorities and Shared Service Organizations. By working together, we bring maximum value to the healthcare system. The following model illustrates how HealthPRO s specialized function and national scope complements their role. 10

Shared Service Organizations and Provincial Health Authorities Broad supply chain function, regional scope. HealthPRO Specialized contracting function, national scope. National Purchasing Power HealthPRO aggregates national volumes, yielding the best price Resources Human Warehousing & Distribution Information Technology Accounts Payable Just-in-time Cart Management HealthPRO National Contracts and Customized Signature Contracts Regional Contracts Work with HealthPRO to benefit from... No Duplication of Efforts by allocating a portion of the procurement process to HealthPRO, Provincial Health Authorities and SSOs can devote their precious resources to other important cost-saving priorities Valuable Services that do not need to be recreated: quality assurance monitoring, post award assessment service, contract differential refund service National Advocacy on issues that matter: drug shortages, innovation, standards Note: the chart above is for illustrative purposes only and is not intended to be representative of all the activities of Shared Service Organizations/Provincial Health Authorities. Best Practices and Knowledge Sharing through national committees 11

We Ensure Our Members Vital Input in the Contracting Process Clinicians, pharmacists, business professionals and subject matter experts from across HealthPRO s national membership provide direct input into our product and service evaluations, contract strategies and award decisions. Pharmacy Advisory Council Clinical Advisory Committee Materials Management Advisory Committee Operations Strategy Clinical Subcommittees Pharmacy Advisory Council (PAC) Our Pharmacy Advisory Council (PAC) is made up of pharmacists and pharmacy technicians from a diverse group of healthcare facilities across the country. For efficiency and effectiveness, the PAC is divided into two committees. The Pharmacy Operational Committee, which helps ensure pharmacy products and services are high quality, safe and well suited for hospital use, and the Pharmacy Developmental Committee, which provides input on HealthPRO Pharmacy business and strategic plans, ensuring that they reflect the evolving needs of members. Clinical Advisory Committee (CAC) and Subcommittees The CAC is comprised of clinical experts representing such fields as nursing and infection control. These experts help guide HealthPRO s contract strategies, assist in the development of clinical criteria and evaluate products on behalf of member hospitals across the country. When the clinical complexity of a product requires a particular set of expertise for product evaluation, a specialized subcommittee comprised of subject matter experts and specialists in the relevant field(s) is created. Materials Management Advisory Committee (MMAC) HealthPRO s MMAC, comprised of Directors of Materials Management and Supply Chain practitioners, help inform contract strategies, evaluate supplier proposals and approve contract awards that offer members optimal value. 12

Members HealthPRO Clinical & Business Professionals HealthPRO Services Plant Engineering & Facilities Management Advisory Committees Nutrition and Food Services Advisory Committee Quality Financial Plant Engineering Advisory Committee (PEAC) & Facilities Management Advisory Committee (FMAC) PEAC and FMAC are comprised of member-based engineers and subject matter experts from across the country, who help guide our contract strategies, assist in the development of criteria and approve contract awards. Nutrition and Food Services Quality Advisory Committee (NFSQAC) The Nutrition and Food Services Quality Advisory Committee (NFSQAC) includes Food Service Directors from across the country who evaluate products under consideration for award based on their quality. Nutrition and Food Services Value Advisory Committee (NFSVAC) The Nutrition and Food Services Value Advisory Committee (NFSVAC) is comprised of Food Service Directors and Procurement Managers from across Canada who approve contract awards that offer members the best overall value. 13

We Focus on Quality Quality processes and products are central to everything we do. This is evidenced by our: Product Evaluation Process Pharmacy products are evaluated by a member-based committee made up of pharmacists, technicians and registered nurses. The committee scores products based on standards and recommendations set by a variety of agencies including Health Canada, Canadian Society of Hospital Pharmacists (CSHP) and the Institute for Safe Medication Practices (ISMP). 14

Product Prequalification Process HealthPRO s unique product prequalification process for Materials Management contracts ensures that products are first scored individually against pre-determined criteria. Only products that meet or exceed criteria are eligible to move on to the RFP process where financial value is taken into consideration. Dedicated Committees HealthPRO has established several specialized committees comprised of clinicians, pharmacists, business professionals and subject matter experts from across our membership to participate in product evaluations, contract strategies and award decisions. Post Award Assessment Service This service facilitates frontline healthcare workers transition to new products by identifying key differences between new products on contract and the previous versions, promoting patient safety. Ongoing Quality Assurance Monitoring HealthPRO advocates for product quality on behalf of members by following up on concerns reported, and working directly with suppliers to quickly resolve issues. 15

We Run a Strategic Process and Support You Every Step of the Way Strategy: We use progressive procurement strategies Developing optimal contracts for our members begins with the right contract strategy. In consultation with our members, many factors are taken into consideration when designing a strategy such as the complexity of the product or service, the level of clinical sensitivity, the potential for innovation and the importance of assurance of supply. Strategies we have implemented include Multi, Split and Secondary Supplier Awards. Expertise: We employ a team of experts Our team includes seasoned clinicians, pharmacists, dietitians, procurement and supply chain management professionals who understand our members needs. Flexibility: We offer flexible commitment Members select, on a contract by contract basis, those that are best suited to their needs. 16

Support: We offer members a central point of contact to support them throughout the contract lifecycle From developing contract implementation plans to ensuring product satisfaction, our Member Support teams are conveniently located across the country and serve as a local point of contact to deliver customized solutions that put members first. Adherence: We support regulations governing our members Our contracts comply with the Agreement on Internal Trade and all applicable provincial and regional regulations governing our members. 17

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4 We Lead Issues That Matter Together with our members from across the country, we are engaged in a number of initiatives to advance quality, innovation and assurance of supply. 19

Strength Through Collaboration and Leadership As Canada s national healthcare procurement services organization, we work closely with healthcare executives, specialists and leaders across the country. Our combined expertise allows us to gain national insight and authority on the issues that matter most in our healthcare system. Some of the key initiatives we re focused on include: Drug Shortage Advocacy Leading the creation of a national Contract and Procurement Best Practices document to Mitigate Drug Shortages as part of Canada s Multi-Stakeholder Steering Committee (MSSC) on drug shortages Contributing to the Health Canada Public Consultation on the Notification of Drug Shortages Leading Standards Advancing the use of GS1 global standards, recognized for ensuring traceability of products during a recall and ensuring the right medication goes to the right patient Participating in Health Canada s Plain Language Labelling Initiative to help make drug labels and packaging easier to read and understand Using progressive contract award strategies including Split Awards and Secondary Supplier Awards to promote assurance of supply 20

Fostering Procurement Innovation Leading procurement practices to promote innovation in the healthcare industry Using progressive contract strategies such as Split Awards, Alternate Supplier, Multi-Supplier and Open Market Inviting suppliers of innovative products to introduce their technologies to a national group of frontline clinicians during Clinical Advisory Committee meetings Promoting Patient Safety Initiatives Incorporating Human Factors principles into our product evaluation process to further enhance our rigorous evaluation process and patient safety Actively recommending changes to drug manufacturers labels to promote patient safety Prequalifying Materials Management products based on quality before financial value is taken into consideration 21

Benefits Our strength lies in our collective commitment. Members commit to our national contracts in advance, enabling HealthPRO to secure the best value from suppliers. Suppliers commit to providing the highest quality products at the best price based on the national market opportunity we provide. Through this commitment, we deliver unmatched value and maintain a balance in the market. For Members Team of HealthPRO experts including procurement and supply chain specialists, pharmacists, nurses and dietitians who understand our members needs Exceptional financial savings through our national collective efforts Access to the most extensive range of contracts and products Highest quality products through our unique prequalification process Flexible commitment allows members to maximize their participation in HealthPRO s national contracts Local member support teams help members throughout the contract lifecycle Assurance of compliance with procurement regulations Time savings as we take care of the contracting process, freeing up your valuable internal resources Peer-to-peer knowledge-sharing through participation in national committees A strong, national and collective voice impacts issues that matter 22

For Suppliers Access to the largest hospital customer base in Canada High levels of commitment and compliance to contracts Streamlined processes that save suppliers time and resources Assurance of compliance with procurement regulations ensuring a fair process Insight into hospital practice, government and policy trends Opportunity to introduce innovative products to a national market Multi-source contracts nurture a vibrant, competitive marketplace Access to helpful supplier resources through HealthPRO s website 23

More than 250 members representing 800 hospitals. One national collective voice. Together, we are stronger. To learn more, please visit www.healthprocanada.com 24

Choice. Support. Results. 25

HealthPRO Procurement Services Inc. 5770 Hurontario Street, Suite 902 Mississauga, ON L5R 3G5 P: 905-568-3478 F: 905-568-5283 www.healthprocanada.com 26