Joint Value Creation: The Key to Cost Containment in Healthcare
Hussain Mooraj
Hussain Mooraj brings more than 15 years of experience in manufacturing, supply chain, life sciences consulting, strategy consulting, strategic marketing, and technology consulting to his role. He works closely with executives from companies across the healthcare value chain...
Joint Value Creation: The Key to Cost Containment in Healthcare
Thursday, September
24, 2009
Webcast
Our work in industries outside of healthcare and life sciences shows that transparency and visibility in the value chain has driven down cost. This depends on long-term collaborative relationships, not one-off initiatives, and the creation of win-win scenarios for all parties. But the reality is that players in the healthcare value chain don’t trust one another. So how do suppliers and providers enter into true collaborative partnerships that deliver value for all involved?
Join our panel of thought leaders and industry experts in discussing how partners throughout the healthcare value chain should actively collaborate for joint value creation and take costs out of our healthcare system while enhancing outcomes.
Johnson & Johnson Healthcare Systems and ROi, the supply chain division of Sisters of Mercy, will be presenting one of the most compelling cases of joint value creation we have seen to date.
Speakers:
Hussain Mooraj - Vice President, Head of Research, AMR Research
Mike Wentling, Executive Director, Johnson & Johnson Health Care Services
Gene Kirtser, COO, ROi, Sisters of Mercy Health System
Moderated by: Kevin O'Marah - Chief Strategy Officer, AMR Research
