on 2011 Oct 15 6:43 AM
Hi,
Greetings.
As a part of our Health Informatics degree and MBA/MS specialization in Healthcare, we at Georgia State University are exploring options to create a classroom SAP Business model for the Health Care industry (similar to Global Bike and/or ERPsim - which is primarily water bottles and Muesli). Has anyone in this forum tried something on those lines ?
The model that we intend to design should bring out the nuances of the Healthcare industry specifics.
Any experience shared will be highly appreciated.
Sumantra Sarkar
J. Mack Robinson College of Business,
Georgia State University
Atlanta
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Sumantra,
Hi! What your thinking of is very interesting! My first thought is that it would be worth considering an extention off of Global Bike which is designed by professors for professors and their students... Creating this curricula and data sets along with their scenarios is a big undertaking... Building an offshoot from a current, major program might makes sense vs. starting something from scratch (that's your call though!)...
Suggestion...keep it simple... Try to identify one area that works for you...
From SAP Healthcare here are some examples - http://www.sap.com/industries/healthcare/solutions-overview.epx
"Quickly access disparate data u2013 anytime, anywhere
Make better decisions with relevant and trustworthy data
Collaborate easily with patients and other care providers
Mobilize your healthcare professionals
Make your workflows more integrated and efficient
Reduce process cycle time"
Perhaps you think of a bicycle race with hundreds (or a thousand plus) racers. You provide a First Aid station or testing which is connected to a local hospital, an ambulance, the police to help with their safety. You have the idea... you can assess this scenario or another...
Good luck!
Best regards,
Richard
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Hi Richard,
Thanks for your insights....
Cannot agree more.....Yes, it's a big project no doubt......but worth investing....
What I am thinking is - map/modify the Sales Order Revenue Cycle to a "patient-admission-to-release" cycle......and hence all the master and the transactions data that is needed to run this.......highlighting on the nuances of the Healthcare domain.......say for example ( just wild thinking as of now)....for a non-ambulatory procedure.....a data entry of the patient name (can we call him a customer or is the insurance company the customer??) ....credit check (or is it Insurance check??).....how is the customer billed ??? are there AR that we follow up ?? How do we manage inventory (the focus is on expiry dates) ?? ......dosage - how do we manage that ??
Hence, need more inputs from professional who have walked this path or wanting to ....
I am not sure whether this forum is actively monitored by the SAP Sales people....but I am waiting to hear inputs from some Sales guys who specializes in the Health Care domain.....to share their experiences......how do they demo SAP to a prospective client ? What questions do they get ? and how do they tackle it ?
Will appreciate any and all inputs from this forum.
Regards
Sumantra
No I hadn't came across these lines ever before.From now if I came across t hose line,I will definitely post you. Any how thanks for sharing your post.
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Sumantra,
Faculty who are interesting will jump into the conversation some point ... in the interim, checkout the Healthcare area with the larger SAP Community Netowrk: http://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/bpx/healthcare
On these pages you can learn more about the Healthcare industry solution, get direct links to the healthcare discussion forums SAP customers/partners participate in, the healthcare knowledge center, wiki and so on.
Regards,
Heather
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Hi
I suggest you contact Crispian Tan, Manager UAP APJ, as Republic Polytechnic in Singapore have been using this industry solution for some while now. I do not know to what extent but Crispian may have a contact for you.
Good Luck
Paul Hawking
SAP Academic Program Director
Victoria University
Australia
SAP Mentor
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