HCSA SupplyCast
Each episode will feature interviews with key figures from the NHS procurement world discussing NHS Procurement and Supply Chain issues or an interview with one of the fascinating people shaping the future of our industry.
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- Sep 3, 2026
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- Jul 9, 2026
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HCSA goes Down Under! (opens the original)
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Dave Lightening from the HCSA Logistics & Materials Management Network and Tom Crouch from the HCSA L&D Network chat about their recent visit to see our Australian counterparts at AHSPO!
SupplyCast with Aldo Santo (opens the original)
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Aldo Santo President of Australia’s Association of Healthcare Supply and Procurement Officers (AHSPO) discusses the organisation’s 70th anniversary, visiting the HCSA Annual Conference and the differences between the two countries procurement communities
SupplyCast with Jo Barton (opens the original)
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Jo Barton from NOECPC discusses the HCSA Women’s Network, its evolution, the future and forthcoming events including Empower Hour and September’s conference!
SupplyCast with Vik Segers (opens the original)
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Vik Segers from Ansell on supply chain resilience, PPE vulnerabilities and what procurement teams should expect from a resilient supplier
SupplyCast with Sue Wareham (opens the original)
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HCSA membership and awards lead Sue Wareham discusses her career, the HCSA L&D Enhanced Model and everything you need to know about this year’s Annual Awards including submission, criteria, new look platform and the judging panel!
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