SCCM Resource Library-Supply Chain Management During Outbreaks and Disasters

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Today's webcast discussed supply chain management during outbreaks and disasters. Dr. Gil Seda, Michelle Ralson, and Dr. Tony Gerlach were the presenters. They highlighted the effects of disasters on the supply chain, specifically staff, stuff, and space. They also discussed the role of the ICU in hospital surge plans and the importance of conducting a needs assessment prior to a disaster. The presenters emphasized the need for preparedness and contingency planning, including strategies for coping with drug shortages. They also discussed the challenges of managing PPE supply and the importance of diversifying supply chains. In terms of pharmacy management during disasters, they noted the importance of stockpiling essential medications and developing plans for alternative medications. They also stressed the need for effective communication and collaboration among stakeholders in order to address and mitigate supply chain disruptions. The presenters shared their experiences and insights from the COVID-19 pandemic, highlighting the importance of adapting and finding creative solutions to ensure the availability of critical supplies and medications during crises.

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Crisis Management, 2023

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Content Type Webcast

Knowledge Area Crisis Management

Membership Level Professional

Membership Level Select

Tag Resource Allocation

Year 2023

Keywords

supply chain management

disasters

ICU

preparedness

PPE supply

pharmacy management

communication

COVID-19 pandemic

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