Purchasing Trading Partners Feedback Process for Purchase Practice Refinement
AssigneeS/T Health Group Consulting, Inc.
InventorsDavid Wertz, Richard Tulio, Guy M. Shivitz
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AssigneeS/T Health Group Consulting, Inc.
InventorsDavid Wertz, Richard Tulio, Guy M. Shivitz
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Systems and methods for refining repetitive purchases using historical feedback and contractual data are disclosed. For example, parties to a pharmaceutical purchase transaction typically include one or more of a Group Purchasing Organization (GPO), vendor or manufacturing drug company, wholesaler, and a purchaser, such as a hospital or hospital group. In a typical pharmaceutical purchase transaction, several (possibly inconsistent) agreements can be in place between the parties to the transaction. Disclosed are methods and systems to collect, from a plurality of data sources, information pertaining to negotiated contract prices of pharmaceutical and surgical supplies. Also disclosed is a periodic process to provide purchasing suggestions and receive further feedback from purchasers and suppliers to refine the activities of the purchaser and/or supplier. For example, a purchaser could be informed of a different order placement option which could result in a cost savings based on currently available pricing/purchase agreements.
A method of generating a periodic purchase report outlining non-compliant or non-optimal purchases using a computer system comprising one or more processors, the method comprising:
A method of processing a non-compliant or non-optimal purchase report, on one or more programmable processing units, to provide feedback relative to a purchasing entity, the method comprising:
A method of processing a non-compliant or non-optimal purchase report from a purchasing entity, on one or more programmable processing units, to provide feedback relative to a first distribution center, the method comprising:
A method of processing a non-compliant or non-optimal purchase report, on one or more programmable processing units, to provide feedback relative to a purchasing entity, the method comprising:
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