National Product Catalogue in Healthcare
Improving the efficiency of healthcare delivery by enabling data standards
The National Product Catalogue was implemented in healthcare to support the industry need for standardised, supplier managed data across the whole of the healthcare value chain to ensure accuracy and efficiency.
Based on the principles of 'data synchronisation', the National Product Catalogue in Healthcare enables the sharing and updating of quality standard data that is required to link physical products to clinical practice as well as supporting quality processes, data capture and analytics within health.
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National Product Catalogue in Healthcare
Healthcare Data Quality Framework
Reimagining the NPC in Healthcare
Healthcare Item Data Lake
An industry initiative for improving access to master product data.
Training & events
Improving safety of medicines by leveraging global standards to link ‘Medicines Management
Guidance for digital assets (AU Healthcare)
Data Management for National Product Catalogue
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Simplified NPC Healthcare dataset
Australian Healthcare Data Recipients
Sector governance and improvements
UNSPSC Version 19 adopted across Australian Healthcare
Global Data Synchronisation in healthcare
Sharing trusted product data in an automatic and efficient way.
ADHA Webinar – Linking GTIN and AMT
Explaining the linkage between the physical product (GTIN) and the clinical concept (AMT)
Improving product data in Healthcare
Scorecard tool
A self-assessment scorecard to improve your data quality.
Latest listing of Healthcare Platinum Data Quality suppliers
HPV and Product Data Synchronisation in Healthcare
Use cases
Summary of use cases for standardised product data.
National supply chain reform overview
Digitising the healthcare supply chain for the future
Data Quality Project
Improving the quality of healthcare data on the National Product Catalogue.