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A Root Cause Analysis of Stock-outs in the Pharmaceutical Industry

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1 A Root Cause Analysis of Stock-outs in the Pharmaceutical Industry
Benny Sun Bangqi Yin May 22, 2014

2 Agenda Background Research Area Methodology Data Analysis and Results
Recommendations Q&A

3 Source: SSP Stockouts National Survey, Nov 2013
Background 2.4M people on HIV treatment 21.4% facilities reported stock-out 30 Days average length of stock-out Source: SSP Stockouts National Survey, Nov 2013

4 Research Area Problem Identification:
16,000+ stock-out incidents within 6 months Manufacturing quality issue was suspected as a major root cause Research focus area: Test the hypothesis of manufacturing quality issue Diagnose root causes of stock-outs Identify possible solutions

5 Definition of Stock-out
Eh… we only have 50 packs… I need 100 packs… Primary Manufactory Secondary Manufactory Distribution Center First-Point Customers Stock-outs

6 Sample of Dataset

7 Limitation of Data Vague default stock-out categories
Stock-out category not matched with comments Blank comments

8 Methodology – Manual Coding

9 New Defined Stock-out Cause Categories

10 Methodology – RCA Matrix
High Frequency Frequency  the total number of each cause reported Predictability  Odds Ratio of new defined cause categories Explain: Any incident includes cause and outcome; cause can be measured by Predictability and Frequency How to quantify the influence of cause on outcome?  RCA Matrix Low Low High Predictability Image Source: edp24.co.uk, blog.kerrygaynormethod.com

11 Methodology – Odds Ratio
Odds of a female being successful: 200/100 = 2 Odds of a male being successful: 50/150 = 0.33 Odds Ratio: 2/0.33 = 6 (Females were six times more likely than males to succeed in the program) Mention that Odds Ratio was generated by Logistic Regression

12 Distribution of Odds Ratio and Frequency

13 Results High Frequency Lack of regulatory approval to release product
Interface / Data Error Lack of regulatory approval to release product Forecast Error Transportation/Distribution Issues Manufacturing Quality Issues Low Product Changes Customs Clearance Issues Warehouse Quality Issues Low High Predictability

14 Recommendations Further research on Regulatory Issues
Employee Training Improvement on stock-out management system

15 Questions?

16 Quantitative Root Cause Assessment Map

17 Sample of Regulatory Issues

18 Logistic Regression

19 Logistic Regression


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