Product safety and security in the global supply chain: Issues, challenges and research opportunities

Marucheck, Ann; Greis, Noel P.; Mena, Carlos; Cai, Linning

doi:10.1016/j.jom.2011.06.007

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“…However, most design engineers do not receive formal training in safety methodologies (such as FTA and FMEA) common to the safety community, and many product safety tools are not systematically implemented by the design community (Main & Frantz, 1994;Main & McMurphy, 1998). Safety management tools and DFS are considered important, but the effectiveness of hazard analysis is still unclear (Marucheck et al, 2011).…”

Section: Design-for-safetymentioning

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The impact of organizational culture on Concurrent Engineering, Design-for-Safety, and product safety performance

Zhu

Zedtwitz

Assimakopoulos

et al. 2016

International Journal of Production Economics

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Additional information:Use policyThe full-text may be used and/or reproduced, and given to third parties in any format or medium, without prior permission or charge, for personal research or study, educational, or not-for-pro t purposes provided that:• a full bibliographic reference is made to the original source • a link is made to the metadata record in DRO • the full-text is not changed in any way The full-text must not be sold in any format or medium without the formal permission of the copyright holders.Please consult the full DRO policy for further details. Design-for-Safety (DFS), and product safety performance. We propose that the underlying assumption of safety first affects the espoused values (group level product safety culture at NPD) and artefacts of organizational culture (Concurrent Engineering and Design-for-Safety); espoused value influences artefacts; and artefacts impact product safety performance. These hypotheses are tested by structural analyses of 255 survey responses collected from 126 firms in the juvenile product sector. While management commitment to safety, product safety culture, andDesign-for-Safety are significant product safety predictors, as expected, Concurrent Engineering has no significant direct effect on product safety. We discuss the implications of these findings for the field of product safety.

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Section: Design-for-safetymentioning

confidence: 99%

The impact of organizational culture on Concurrent Engineering, Design-for-Safety, and product safety performance

Zhu

Zedtwitz

Assimakopoulos

et al. 2016

International Journal of Production Economics

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“…The technologies used to increase the storage time and to ensure the safe consumption of highly perishable products, such as meat, have undergone a continuous evolution over the time [13][14][15]. Besides, the difusion of active packaging, systems capable of interacting dynamically with the food and/or with the atmosphere in order to save the healthiness of the product and to extend its shelf life, is increasing [16].…”

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Intelligent and Smart Packaging

Nicoletti¹,

Serrone²

2017

Future Foods

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Urgent need of increased food production and availability are crucial in humankind future. A key aspect concerns the food preservation, wherein packaging is a main aspect. Packaging is still in a primitive form, utilized as a way to separate food from environmental conditions, not considering the inside situation. Improvement of packaging means less cost, more food available, and waste decrease. Several solutions are emerging to face this challenge. They are focused on three aspects: the antimicrobial agent; the packaging material; and the technological implication in the inal production of packaging. Biotechnology is expected to play a central role in the future food to solve central points, as retain integrity and actively prevent food spoilage. In this phase, several projects are moving, still waiting to converge in adequate products. The galaxy of smart packaging is rapidly moving and increasing in researches. This phase represents a chaotic period of several proposals production and tentative in solving the food preservative problems, using new technologies and advanced techniques, like nanotechnology. Waiting the collapse into a central paradigm, it is interesting and useful to follow the scenario of researches on smart packaging based on natural products here reported.

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“…External aspects were identified by comparing the existing processes to the current national regulation and international best practices as described in [9]. Based on this information, opportunities for improvement were defined as possible actions to be carried out based on compliance of certain aspects denoting the possibility to increase the capacity to meet the requirements or improve the performance of the RSRAT alert response process.…”

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Barriers and Opportunities in Recalls Management at the Health Care Provider level

Collazos

Pretelt

Gutiérrez

et al. 2017

RIB

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--One of the operational risks to which a Health Care Provider (HCP) is exposed is the receiving and use of products such as pharmaceuticals and medical devices that could become subject to a health alert. This patient safety issue has to be managed in order to prevent and mitigate adverse events at the last echelon of the supply chain. This article aims to expose a characterization of the alerts response process at the HCP level based on a review of the literature. Additionally, local regulations, strengths and weaknesses were identified. Finally, the study allowed for the identification of the principal opportunities and barriers that should be addressed in order to integrate the recall management process within and outside the HCP. Among these opportunities is traceability along the supply chain, and among the barriers is the high investment in the technology required to facilitate supply chain integration.Keywords --Health Care Provider, alert, recall, traceability, supply chain. Barreras y oportunidades en la gestión de retiro de productos farmacéuticos en las instituciones proveedoras de saludResumen--Uno de los riesgos operacionales a los que está expuesto un Proveedor de Atención Médica (HCP por sus siglas en inglés) es la recepción y uso de productos farmacéuticos y dispositivos médicos que podrían estar sujetos a una alerta de salud. Este problema de seguridad del paciente tiene que ser manejado con el fin de prevenir y mitigar los eventos adversos en el último escalón de la cadena de suministro. Este artículo pretende exponer una caracterización del proceso de respuesta de alertas desde el HCP basado en una revisión de la literatura. Además, se identificaron la normativa local, fortalezas y debilidades. Finalmente, el estudio permitió identificar la principales oportunidades y barreras que se deben abordar para integrar el proceso de gestión de retiro de productos dentro y fuera del HCP. Entre estas oportunidades está la trazabilidad a lo largo de la cadena de suministro, y entre las barreras está la alta inversión en la tecnología requerida para facilitar la integración de la cadena de suministro. Resumo--Um dos riscos operacionais aos que está exposto um Provedor de Atenção Médica (HCP) é a recepção e o uso de produtos como produtos farmacêuticos e dispositivos médicos que poderiam estar sujeitos a uma alerta de saúde. Este problema de segurança do paciente tem que ser manejado com o fim de prevenir e mitigar os eventos adversos no último degrau da cadeia de fornecimento. Este artigo pretende expor uma caracterização do processo de resposta de alertas a nível do HCP baseado numa revisão da literatura. Ademais, identificaram-se as regulações locais, fortalezas e debilidades. Finalmente, o estudo permitiu identificar as principais oportunidades e barreiras que devem-se abordar para integrar o processo de gestão de produtos dentro e fora do HCP. Entre estas oportunidades está a traçabilidade ao longo da cadeia de fornecimento, e entre as barreiras está o alto investimento na tecnologia requeri...

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Product safety and security in the global supply chain: Issues, challenges and research opportunities

Cited by 441 publications

References 100 publications

The impact of organizational culture on Concurrent Engineering, Design-for-Safety, and product safety performance

The impact of organizational culture on Concurrent Engineering, Design-for-Safety, and product safety performance

Intelligent and Smart Packaging

Barriers and Opportunities in Recalls Management at the Health Care Provider level

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