Global GS1 Standards meet the European Commission’s criteria for the issuance of UDIs and will support the EU regulators in ensuring a successful implementation of the UDI system as defined by the EU Medical Device and In-Vitro Diagnostic Medical Devices regulations, and enabling manufacturers to comply with these requirements that enter into force in May 2020.

SCAN Health is pleased to announce the launch of its inaugural “Ask the Expert” Webinar Series! On Thursday June 27th, 2019, SCAN Health will be hosting the first in a series of interactive webinars covering topics at the forefront of the global healthcare supply chain conversation.

Dr. Anne Snowdon is honoured to be appointed Adjunct Professor of Clinical Supply Chain Innovation at the Centre for Innovative Medical Technology (CIMT).

Students from the Haslam College of Business, University of Tennessee, Knoxville participated in a case competition to design real-world solutions that achieve “vein-to-vein” tracking and traceability of blood products from donors to recipients.

SCAN Health has partnered with HTG to advance and inform progress of health system supply chain infrastructure.

Students from Haslam College of Business, University of Tennessee, Knoxville flew to Canada’s capital to present their winning solution to the Canadian Blood Services (CBS)’ Executive Team.

Dr. Anne Snowdon's presentation titled, Achieving the Triple Aim: Building a Sound Supply Chain Infrastructure, takes place from 10-11 AM ET on Monday, February 11 at the Orange County Convention Center - W308C.

Canadian Blood Services and SCAN Health are pleased to announce the winning teams of the annual SCAN Health Virtual Business Case Competition 2018/19.

One of the greatest challenges facing global healthcare systems is patient safety. Medical error has now become the third leading cause of death in North America, right behind heart disease and cancer. These adverse events are devastating for patients and their families – and they are very costly to the organization and the healthcare system.

Dr. Anne Snowdon, Scientific Director, SCAN Health and Academic Chair, World Health Innovation Network (WIN) will present at the HIMSS AsiaPac18 Conference & Exhibition on November 7 in Brisbane, Australia.

The Supply Chain Advancement Network in Health (SCAN Health) launches a knowledge mobilization (KM) platform that delivers an interactive, online learning environment for collaborators around the world to share, engage and discuss best practices in supply chain processes for health systems.

Congratulations to the Semi-Finalists Moving to Round 2!

Dr. Anne Snowdon, Scientific Director, Supply Chain Advancement Network in Health and Academic Chair, World Health Innovation Network, presents at the upcoming Week of Health INNovation 2018 (WHINN) in Odense, Denmark from October 9-11.

On September 24, 2018 in Washington DC, Dr. Anne Snowdon will facilitate a panel on innovation in opioid addiction prevention, treatment, and recovery with American and Canadian experts.

SCAN Health and the World Health Innovation Network (WIN) have signed memorandums of understanding (MOU) with the Northern Health Science Alliance (NHSA).

The SCAN Health European Procurement Summit 2018 provides a rare opportunity to foster global dialogue and collaboration among key leaders and professionals in North America and Europe to examine the opportunity for innovative procurement models informed by real world evidence to achieve value for health systems globally.

The Supply Chain Advancement Network in Health (SCAN Health) is pleased to announce the winning solution of the inaugural SCAN Health Design Competition is awarded to team TECSYS Inc.

The Supply Chain Advancement Network in Health (SCAN Health), proudly hosted by the Odette School of Business, University of Windsor is pleased to announce the winning teams of the inaugural SCAN Health Virtual Business Case Competition.

Dr. Anne Snowdon joined world-renowned thought leaders at the Commonwealth Innovation Forum 2018 (TCIF) in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. TCIF is a forum showcasing examples across the Commonwealth of how innovation feeds, fuels and heals the Commonwealth people.

Providing patients with access to safe medical devices that meet their health care needs remains a top FDA priority.