Chartered Healthcare Procurement Solutions Professional (CHPP)®
$499.00
About this course
The CHPP® Certification is the foundation level for analysts or professions in medical or healthcare procurement professionals. Most health system leaders recognize these pitfalls as well as the importance of a strong clinical engagement structure. As value-based care gains traction, health systems are seeking to derive greater value from procurement and supply chain efforts, including by investing in initiatives to improve clinician engagement.Many health systems struggle to effectively engage with their clinicians on procurement and supply chain topics for a variety of reasons:
Exam Codes | Exam CHPP® AC-US06 |
Launch Date | September 4, 2018 September 28, 2020 |
Exam Details | The Chartered Healthcare Procurement Solutions Professional (CHPP)® exam will focus on advanced procurement strategies within the healthcare sector, emphasizing regulatory compliance, strategic sourcing, contract management, cost efficiency, supply chain optimization, risk mitigation, and fostering innovation to meet the unique demands of healthcare procurement and patient care delivery. |
Number of Questions | Maximum of 100 questions per exam |
Type of Questions | Multiple choice |
Length of Test | 120 Minutes |
Passing Score | 600 (on a scale of 1000) |
Recommended Experience | No prior experience necessary |
Languages | English |
Retirement | None |
Testing Provider | Affiliate Partner Testing Centers |
Price | $499.00 USD |
In recent years, the U.S. healthcare industry has been transitioning to a value-based healthcare system that puts people and their health before profits and shareholders. Importantly, much of this trend is being driven by the consumer who has become increasingly proactive in their approach to healthcare.
Effective procurement processes result in high-quality and cost-effective products being purchased in the correct volume, at the right time, and that are aligned with health needs. In contrast, corruption in procurement wastes resources and potentially leads to dangerous products entering the health system. The high volume and value of contracts in the healthcare sector make this a high corruption risk.
Decisions concerning clinical supplies need to be made in lockstep with the clinicians who ultimately deliver patient care. Too often, one of two scenarios occurs, both with less-than-desirable outcomes. In the first, procurement teams drive a supply standardization initiative without proper clinical input, which can lead to substantial clinical resistance and potentially strained relationships. Alternatively, the health system makes no attempt to manage clinicians’ supply choices, which perpetuates a cycle of highly variable, costly care.
Topics include the following:-
1) Medical Procurement Analytical Tools and Platforms
2)Clinical procurement and engagement workforce
3)Health and Public Procurement and Supply Chain
4)Medical Devices Supply Chain Strategy
5)Use Cases in Healthcare Procurement
6)Data Analytics and Visualization in Healthcare Procurement
7)Contract management Processes in medical procurement
8)Best practices in Healthcare Procurement
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