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    Scan Health Annual Report/Dialogue Forum Feb 4, 2027
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      Robert Wells last edited by

      From Scan Health:

      This Annual Report celebrates the Community of Practice’s achievements to advance healthcare supply chain resilience and contribute to system optimization to improve patient outcomes, workforce sustainability and economic recovery.

      We will be hosting a virtual Dialogue Forum event on February 4, 2027, where our national network of health system, industry, government, academic and citizen partners will come together to learn how partners are implementing the co-designed supply chain solutions and their impact on Canadian health systems. The event will take place between 12:30PM – 4:30PM ET. More details and registration will be announced in the coming weeks. I look forward to seeing you at the event!

      I want to personally thank our partners and citizens for the endless hours and perspectives you have contributed to advance supply chain resilience so that every Canadian can equitably access the care they need, when and where they need it.

      Sincerely,
      Dr. Anne Snowdon, RN, BScN, MSc, PhD, FAAN
      Scientific Director & CEO, SCAN Health

      Read Our Annual Report:

      (https://www.scanhealth.ca/annual-reports/2025-26-annual-report)

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        Kim Locke @Robert Wells last edited by

        @Robert-Wells Hmm...this makes me wonder how they're doing/or have planned to deal with the Straight of Hormuz, moving off of the US as a partner for healthcare logistics, and the tariffs?

        I can tell you the tariffs are decimating the lumber (softwood) and auto industries. Stellantis in Brampton is closing the plant and hoofing it back to the US. Many paper mills have closed. It's not good for us 😕

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