GS1 Healthcare Conference 17 - 19 June 2008, Toronto, Canada
Agenda
Presentations
- Global Harmonization Task Force - Roland G. Rotter, PhD Director, Medical Devices Bureau, Health Canada and Incoming Chair GHTF
- Global Harmonization Task Force GHTF - Klaus-G. Stitz MEDEC VP, Regulatory Affairs
- RFID and Privacy in Health Care: Guidance for Health Care Providers - Ann Cavoukian, Ph.D. Information and Privacy Commissioner Ontario
- Unique Device Identification Update on FDA Activities - Jay Crowley Senior Advisor for Patient Safety Food and Drug Administration
- Why Canadian immunization programs need bar codes on vaccines - Monika Naus, MD, MHSc, FRCPC, Director, Immunization Programs
- Vaccine Industry Committee
- Enabling Vaccine Traceability - Lisa Belzak
- Global GDSN Healthcare Pilot - Volker Zeinar, B. Braun & Lance Richey, Premier
- Canadian Pharmaceutical Bar Coding to Improve Patient Safety - David U & Sylvia Hyland
- German hospital pilot project: ROI with putting GS1 Standards in place - Bettina Bartz, GS1 Germany GmbH
- BPOC/eMAR Spotlight on Performance Improvement - Noel C. Hodges, R.Ph., MBA
- The "SmartLog" Project - Nicolas Florin, GS1 Switzerland
- Product Authentication and Getting Started With Track & Trace - Merck & Co., Inc.
- The Health Level 7 - GS1 Collaboration - Charles Jaffe, MD, PhD
- HL7-GS1 Round Table - Marc Koehn,
- New Zealand - Paul Cressey
- RFID pilot in Japan using SGTIN - Masanori Akiyama MD, PhD
- GS1 Healthcare around the world
- Track & Trace at Novartis Pharma AG - Matthias Pfletschinger
- Health Council of Canada - Dr. Donald M. Juzwishin
- Advancing Global Standards on a Country-Wide Basis - Liana Scott
- GS1 One Global Standard interacting with another Global Standard - Christian Hay
- Tools of the Trade, Basic Principles of GS1 Automatic Identification
- Data Synchronisation & Product Classification in Healthcare
- EPCglobal Overview, Delivering value through global standards
- GSMP Intro
Joint ICCBBA-GS1 International Meeting Bar Coding of Blood Derivatives
- GS1 One Global Standard interacting with another Global Standard - Christian Hay
- Introduction to ISBT 128 - Paul Ashford
- University of Alberta - Bruce Ritchie, Hematologist
- Bar coding in the Blood Bank for Ease, Speed + Accuracy - Ann Mountain Wilson, TSO – MUHC
- Bar Coding of Blood Derivates - Teemu Laakso
- Blood derivate distribution - Jacob Pendergrast, MD, FRCPC
- FDA Bar Code Requirements for Drugs - Elizabeth Callaghan, Acting Director, DBA, OBRR, CBER
- Bar coding of blood derivatives: A Manufacturer's perspective - Philippe Majois – Baxter BioScience
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