Calling all Laboratory Medicine Managers: act now to meet your cost pressures: share workable solutions and receive practical strategies

This interactive seminar has been designed to showcase practical tools and examples of how you can deliver the significant cost improvement measures required of your laboratory services.

How do you ensure you are not adversely affected by the savings targets that are being demanded of laboratory medicine across Scotland?  As the environment changes, laboratories need to think about moving out of the waters you are currently contained in.  Now is the time to reach out and think outside the box about how to drive forward your services and workforce.

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Laboratory Managers: are these your key questions?

• What is my value and cost along the whole end-to-end patient pathway?
• How can I ensure maximum efficiency from my biggest asset and cost – my workforce?
• Can I control activity through demand management to make cash savings?
• Can managed service contracts provide the answer to further efficiency savings?
• What financial benefits can collaborative procurement and new technology provide?
• Is consolidation a viable cost saving solution?

Yes?! Attend to formulate your plan and face the challenges head on

Take this opportunity to work through these essential areas that all laboratories should be focusing on and identify your strengths and weaknesses.  Return to your laboratories with practical ideas you can put into place right away. Start delivering savings from your service and meet your cost improvement targets head on.

If you are going to successfully reorganise and modernise then you will need to START NOW.
Take this opportunity to hear from others that have faced similar challenges and learn from the strategies they have employed to deliver savings.  Benefit from practical tools, tips and ideas that you can put into practice right away to deliver your targeted cost savings whilst maintaining quality and patient throughput.

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