Events

MedSpeed 2012 Conferences and Trade Shows

As pressure mounts on healthcare executives to do more with less, more and more systems are looking for new areas in which to find added value, streamline, remove waste and reduce overall costs.

Accountable care and similar models designed to improve the patient experience and make healthcare as efficient and effective as possible are solidifying and providing road maps for other organizations to follow. Healthcare transportation, and by extension MedSpeed, has a vital role in helping organizations achieve these critical goals.

The following are just some of the events where you can find us supporting our goal to share our thoughts on why healthcare transportation is an important strategic asset for healthcare organizations and a critical cog in the supply chain wheel.

Upcoming Events

2012 Spring IDN Summit & Expo
Orlando, FL
April 23-25, 2012
During the Summit, MedSpeed will host a focus group with healthcare supply chain leaders to exchange ideas and share insight about some of the issues most crucial to the healthcare industry.

AHRMM11 Annual Conference and Exhibition
San Antonio, TX
August 5-8, 2012
At the 2012 AHRMM Conference and Exhibition, MedSpeed will host an exhibit where we will speak with healthcare leaders about strategic initiatives to improve the efficacy and efficiency of healthcare. 

Past Events

World Congress Leadership Summit on Health Care Supply Chain Management
Orlando, FL
January 30 - February 1, 2012
On January 31, 2012 at 2:00 PM, Jake Crampton, CEO, MedSpeed, and the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center's (UPMC) assistant director, non-clinical strategic sourcing, Mike Figliolia, discussed their creative seven-year partnership and how it has produced added value and savings within purchased services.

Open QuotationWe are so pleased to have MedSpeed as a member of the Health Sector Supply Chain Research Consortium. MedSpeed consistently brings innovative thinking to our deliberations and helps us choose to investigate issues that will improve the performance of the supply chain for improved patient care.Close Quotation

Eugene Schneller, Ph.D., Co- Director Health Sector Supply Chain Research Consortium