Key Performance Indicator Framework for Measuring Healthcare Logistics in ASEAN

Hoeur, Soriya; Kritchanchai, Duangpun

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-19006-8_3

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“…By obtaining efficient inventory and distribution processes, the overall performance of the OR supply chain can be improved which in turn will improve clinical processes. Hoeur and Kritchanchai [54] and Kritchanchai et al [49] show the significant impact of inventory management to the overall performance of healthcare logistics. For this reason, we develop a more detailed framework to translate logistics objectives into relevant indicators and to prioritize between indicators to identify opportunities for efficiency gains.…”

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“…The Appendix A.1 and A.2 contain definitions for each indicator, and sub-indicators are proposed. Improvement initiatives on inventory management systems are a promising research area for achieving significant efficiency gains while satisfying the desired patient care service levels [12], [54]. However, missing data on inventory levels, consumption or surgery costs complicate J o u r n a l P r e -p r o o f inventory control in the OR.…”

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Performance indicator selection for operating room supply chains: An application of ANP

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Waeyenbergh

Pintelon

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Operations Research for Health Care

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Performance indicator selection for operating room supply chains: An application of ANP

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Waeyenbergh

Pintelon

et al. 2019

Operations Research for Health Care

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“…Various criteria have been used to measure supply chain reliability in the literature, including wear-induced Complexity malfunction [200], estimating product life using a multicriteria decision model [201], service life [202], determining engine life, neural network washing machine [203], potential failure [204], regression analysis for used cars [205], complete and reliable delivery [137], function estimation breakdown severity [206], quality of manufactured products [207], average amount of products delivered to customers [208], failure rate in remanufacturing operations [209], decrease facility capacity [210], and failure rate of parts [211]. Some studies, believing in the occurrence of accidental failure for supply chain facilities, have used the average of submitted products as a criterion for assessing reliability [212,213].…”

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The Emergence of a Sustainable and Reliable Supply Chain Paradigm in Supply Chain Network Design

2022

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Shorter product life due to technology development and changing customer needs requires optimal supply chain management and structuring. Achieving this optimization brings productivity to the organization. A sustainable and reliable supply chain (S&RSC) as an emerging paradigm, with a comprehensive view, leads the supply chain network design (SCND) issue to the desired situation. This study, as part of an emerging theme, presents a systematic review and classification of 42 articles at the intersection of sustainability, reliability, and supply chain network design. In this regard, in a historical course, the four concepts of green supply chain, socially responsible supply chain, sustainable supply chain, and reliable supply chain in the form of four structures of history and definition, deriver and importance, substrate and practice, evaluation, and implementation are discussed. The result of the review shows that the articles that study the integration of sustainability and reliability in SCND are vibrant and rapidly growing in various industries. Developing countries and manufacturing companies with the largest number of articles have been the research fields of the studies. Most of the studies have considered the structure of the supply chain as a forward flow. The key contribution of this review is the development of a comprehensive framework of S&RSC from the conceptual point of view, elements, assessment tools, and its implementation context. The present review can serve as a guide for various stakeholders. In particular, practitioners and policymakers can effectively develop their own strategies and policies to advance the sustainable-reliable program.

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“…On the other hand, a country's logistics activities could also be observed from many industries, such as logistics activities in hospital industry. An example for such observation is documented in a study of several hospitals in ASEAN countries which was conducted by Hoeur and Kritchanchai (2015) [4].…”

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Logistics Indicators Could Improve Logistics Performance of Hospitals

Wajong

2017

MATEC Web Conf.

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Abstract. Hospitals are institutions in which numerous transactions take place. A significant amount of those transactions happen in the realm of logistics. Logistifics is one of the concern of the hospital's managing entities. Hospitals must provide a variety of logistics within a limited amount of time. The implementation of hospital logistics indicators were expected to assist the management in improving performance in the logistics units of hospitals in the Province of Jakarta. It was expected that by attending to a number of variables, namely information technology support, logistics management, logistics business intelligence, and logistics performance, such improvement could be achieved. The result of this study provided a description of major indicators that could improve the logistics performance in hospital industry located within the Province of Jakarta. Index Terms: hospital logistics indicator, information technology support, logistics business intelligence, logistic management, logistics performance.

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Key Performance Indicator Framework for Measuring Healthcare Logistics in ASEAN

Cited by 12 publications

References 30 publications

Performance indicator selection for operating room supply chains: An application of ANP

Performance indicator selection for operating room supply chains: An application of ANP

The Emergence of a Sustainable and Reliable Supply Chain Paradigm in Supply Chain Network Design

Logistics Indicators Could Improve Logistics Performance of Hospitals

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