Frankie Wallace Supplier Engagement Lead

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Frankie Wallace Supplier Engagement Lead

Updated Terms and Conditions of Contract “Suppliers shall ensure full compliance with any Guidance issued by the Department of Health in relation to the adoption of GS1 and PEPPOL standards (to include, without limitation, any supplier compliance timeline and other policy requirements published by the Department of Health in relation to the adoption of GS1 and PEPPOL standards for master data provision and exchange, barcode labelling, and purchase-to-pay transacting).”

Key benefits to the NHS Patient Safety track and trace medicines and medical devices rapid quarantine of products subject to a safety alert targeted recall of patients impacted by product safety alerts Release of clinical time to care clinical productivity automated inventory replenishment Supply Chain efficiency £480m recurring annual savings

Key benefits to suppliers A single data source for product information Reduced transaction costs Greater efficiency and visibility of product throughout the supply chain Reduced data management costs Saving in time and increased efficiency and reliability in production, storage, picking, shipping and reporting through the use of barcode scanning Aligned to legislation

Supplier engagement Primarily via the trade associations Medical and In-Vitro Diagnostic devices; Medicines; Office & IT; Estates & Facilities; Services Adoption guidance and “10 Step Guide” Distributors and wholesalers Timelines for compliance and data attributes for both product and price Supplier readiness questionnaire Statement of Commitment Self-declaration – twice yearly

Supplier requirements Data Data dictionaries for item and price attributes 61: 23 mandatory + 27 optional + 11 conditional mandatory (reduced from 97 mandatory) Supplementary information describing data exchange process Labelling GS1 barcodes – device identifiers, production identifiers Purchase-to-pay Electronic exchange of orders and invoices with GS1 identifiers via PEPPOL

Join GS1   31-Mar-16 Complete supplier readiness questionnaire Provide the Department of Health with a statement of commitment to the adoption of GS1 and PEPPOL standards 30-Sep-16 Join PEPPOL access point Allocate GLNs Upload GLNs to the GLN Registry 30-Sep-17 Update systems where needed to achieve compliance with GS1 and PEPPOL standards to achieve dates below Medical Devices EU Classification Class III Class IIb Class IIa Class I In-Vitro Diagnostic Devices EU Classification IVD List A IVD List B IVD self-test IVD General Allocate GTINs at all packaging levels including unit of use - Allocate GTINs at all packaging levels excluding unit of use 30-Sep-18 Collate GTIN-level product attribute data 31-Mar-17 31-Mar-18 31-Mar-19 Join GDSN certified datapool Publish product data using GDSN 30-Sep-19 Collate GTIN-level price attribute data 31-Mar-20 Provide price attribute data 30-Sep-20 Packaging label to carry GS1 GTIN barcode Packaging label to carry GS1 GTIN and production identifier barcodes Receive orders from NHS access points Send invoices to NHS access points Receive orders carrying GS1 GTIN and GLN data from NHS access points Send invoices carrying GS1 GTIN and GLN data to NHS access points

Published supplier guidance

Supplier workspace now has c 650 members email eProcurement@dh.gsi.gov.uk for access

Medical & In-Vitro Diagnostic Device suppliers By now suppliers should have: Joined GS1 Completed a Readiness Questionnaire Sent us a Statement of Commitment Joined a PEPPOL access point Allocated GLNs Allocated GTINs for Class III and IVD List A devices Be ready for March With GTIN level product attribute data To join a datapool To receive orders via PEPPOL from the NHS