Study of Distribution & Logistic Management in Consumer Healthcare
Study of Distribution & Logistic Management in Consumer Healthcare
Abstract
Improving healthcare is a subject that is always relevant and essential. Healthcare is often pressed to be more cost-effective while still meeting expectations for wait times, quality, and availability. The potential for logistical improvements in the healthcare industry has been shown in other settings, so there is cause to be optimistic. Patients move through various care roles, units, organisations, and health facilities from a logistical standpoint. It's believed that applying logistics management expertise to healthcare would result in cheaper costs, shorter wait times, better patient service, faster treatment times, and more capacity.
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Introduction
This dissertation demonstrates how logistical information may be understood and used to improve patient flow. It is a direct continuation of the licentiate thesis (Wiger, 2013), which serves as a point of departure in terms of both content and methodology. The problems of healthcare were the beginning point for the licentiate thesis. Notably, the difficulties that healthcare organisations and Western society faced at the time are still present (OECD, 2017). Some of these issues include changing demographics, rising prices, rapid technological and medical advancements, new types of patient needs, personnel shortages, and avoidable adverse occurrences.
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Conclusion
The study in this dissertation is predicated on reasons to be optimistic about the ability of logistics management expertise to provide treatment with shorter lead times, cheaper costs, and better service to patients. As a result, an investigation into how logistics management theories might be operationalized to benefit healthcare organisations has been undertaken. In general, systems theory does this by bridging the gap between logistics management theories and the healthcare environment. Systems theory is concerned with social systems in which individuals collaborate and actions are carried out in order to accomplish a shared goal.
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