With this partnership, Prospitalia h-trak offers NHS Trusts a more complete service

Thursday, 22 February 2018

Tring, Hertfordshire, UK (22.02.2018) Prospitalia h-trak (formerly Healthlogistics) is delighted to announce its partnership with ADB (UK) Limited, to complement its h-trak service with a comprehensive catalogue management service.

This partnership allows Prospitalia h-trak to concentrate on providing its core h-trak system for patient level procedure costing, purchasing, inventory and reporting functions, whilst Trusts requiring catalogue management services can utilise ADB’s Contract+ service. Existing Prospitalia h-trak customers who have been using the eCat catalogue and contract management service will be migrating onto the Contract+ platform as part of a phased managed programme.

Kirk Kikirekov, Managing Director, Prospitalia h-trak Ltd, explained ‘With our new business focus we are confident that we have the right partner to provide catalogue management for our customers. ADB has proven experience in master catalogue services, including the difficult area of tail spend. The Contract+ product provides enhanced functionality previously not available from the eCat service, therefore providing our customers with an enhanced service. "With this partnership, Prospitalia h-trak offers NHS Trusts a more complete service"- enhancing their purchasing process and help meet the NHS eProcurement Strategy objectives.’

When asked about the new relationship, David Marley, Managing Director, ADB (UK) Limited stated ‘This partnership with Prospitalia h-trak is the perfect fit for us because it enables the seamless integration of contract management and catalogue management, which is precisely what our customers have been asking for. An important part of the enhanced functionality is the ability to send existing or new catalogue items out to the market via MultiQuote and then augment existing, or create new, managed contracts. When combined with other features, such as the ability to automatically classify products and predict potential savings, the system provides real efficiency gains and cash releasing savings which Trusts find invaluable in meeting the Carter Review recommendations.’

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About Prospitalia h-trak

The h-trak system captures and decodes GS1 and HIBC barcodes to accurately identify products used in hospitals, particularly in departments where surgical and interventional procedures are performed. When combined with other data captured in the system, h-trak provides a rich source of procedure information, including procedure costs – and can integrate with local procurement and PLICs systems.
The h-trak database currently holds 1.2 Million barcodes. To date across both the UK and Australian customer base, the h-trak system has enabled over 1.9 million procedures worldwide to be fully costed.

Prospitalia h-trak is part of the Prospitalia Group, the leading group purchasing organisation in the German healthcare market. Together with its subsidiaries, Pro Care Management GmbH and Prospitalia Comparatio, the Prospitalia Group has a purchasing volume of more than 2.4 billion Euros.

For more information about Prospitalia h-trak visit www.prospitalia-htrak.com
or contact Liz Ward, Marketing Manager on +44 (0)1442 383 930 or by email at
info@prospitalia-htrak.com

About ADB

ADB (UK) Limited provide cloud based eSourcing suite, ADB Sourcing Cloud, to around 40% of NHS Trusts in England and Wales. Covering all aspects from source to contract, ADB is mostly associated with its MultiQuote service that addresses the notorious Tail Spend area of procurement covering ad hoc requisitions to local contracts that form catalogues. ADB deliver millions of pounds of savings from this area of purchasing alone across the NHS.

ADB is based in the heart of Liverpool’s Knowledge Quarter on the steps of the Metropolitan Cathedral at Liverpool Science Park, a world-class location in the UK for high-tech business and leading edge science.

For further information about ADB (UK) Limited, visit www.adb.co.uk
or contact Steve Quinn on 0151 482 9230 or by email to steve.quinn@adb.co.uk