CIHL Supply Chain Research Conference

February 21-22, 2012
DoubleTree Hotel FW North, Irving, Texas

To download Conference Agenda please click here.

The Center for Innovation in Healthcare Logistics (CHIL) is an industry-university partnership that leads a nationwide effort to identify and foster healthcare system-wide adoption of ground-breaking supply chain innovations. CIHL was created to capitalize on the existing centers of excellence in logistics and distribution at the University of Arkansas by extending that expertise into the healthcare industry. Success so far has given CIHL momentum and recognition across the industry as a source of healthcare supply chain innovations.

CIHL has benefited substantially from collaboration with a variety of healthcare providers, industry organizations, and healthcare supply chain leaders. This conference enabled CIHL to broaden and strengthen its perspectives and research opportunities by bringing to the table a broad set of healthcare supply chain leaders as advisor and participants.

Keynote Speaker

The Re-Engineering Mandate
Challenges & Opportunities in Healthcare Supply Chain Engineering

Vance Moore
Senior Vice President - Operations, Mercy Health


Presentations


Welcome and CIHL Update
Dr. Ronald L. Rardin
rrardin@uark.edu

Cost and Quality in Healthcare Supply Chains
Dr. Heather Nachtmann
hln@uark.edu
Dr. Ed Pohl
epohl@uark.edu

Data Standards
Dr. Ronald L. Rardin
rrardin@uark.edu
Dr. Nebil Buyurgan
nebilb@uark.edu

Home Healthcare Supply Chains
Dr. Ashlea Bennett Milburn
ashlea.bennett@uark.edu

Retail/Healthcare Supply Chain Gap Analysis
Dr. Manuel Rossetti
rossetti@uark.edu
Dr. Ed Pohl
epohl@uark.edu
Dr. Heather Nachtmann
hln@uark.edu

Getting Involved

CIHL offers opportunities for partnerships at the Strategic Sponsor and the Contributing Sponsor level. CIHL welcomes further involvement from other collaborative partners.

For more information, please contact Dr. Rardin at rrardin@uark.edu or Dewey Freeman at def001@uark.edu, or click on the brochure at right.