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Hotel-Dieu Grace Hospital End to End Patient Flow Nicki Schmidt RN Senior Lean Facilitator [email protected]

End to-End Patient Flow

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Hotel-Dieu Grace Hospital

End to End Patient Flow

Nicki Schmidt RN

Senior Lean Facilitator

[email protected]

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Hotel-Dieu Grace

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Virus?Our Journey to Date

Oct. 2005-06 ED VSA

Mental Health VSA

Joint Replacements VSA

Clinical Teaching Unit

VSA

Central Sterilizing VSA

General Radiology

VSA

Lab Pathology VSA

Pharmacy RIE

TPOC

Medical VSA

Surgical VSA

Supply VSA

ICU VSA

D.I. 6S

26 RIEs

1 Transformational

Leadership Event

1 2P

Information Services.

VSA

Oct. 06- May

08

May 08-

current

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Why End to End?

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A New Beginning

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A New Beginning

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Reality Sets In

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Reality Sets In

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2005: The Burning Platform

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2005: Learning to See

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Building On Success

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Departments and Value Streams

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Challenges

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Enterprise Approach

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End to End: AH HA’s

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Who knows the Plan?

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Do We All Know?

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Discharge a Priority??

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Chaos!! Can We Coordinate?

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Sustaining?

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Challenges

“Do not assign responsibility without

accepting the responsibility to Mentor”

HDGH Core Team

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Lead By Example

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Inspiring Others

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Enabling the Value Creating Work

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RESULTS

GUIDING PRINCIPLES SUPPORTING PRINCIPLES

Measure what matters

Align behaviors with

performance

Identify cause and effect

relationships

STEWARDSHIPSee reality

Focus on long term

Align systems

Align strategy

CONTINUOUS PROCESS IMPROVEMENT

Stablize process

Rely on data

Standardize process

Insist on direct observation

Focus on the Value Stream

Keep it simple and visual

Identify and eliminate waste

Integrate improvement with work

CULTURAL ENABLERSNurture long term relationships

Empower and involve everyone

Develop people

Assure a safe environment

Create value for

the customer

Create constancy of

purpose

Think Systemically

Focus on process

Embrace scientific

thinking

Flow and pull value

Assure quality at the

source

Seek perfection

Lead with humility

Respect every individual

STEWARDSHIP

TEAM WORK

CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT

RESPECT COMPASSION

SUPPLY MANAGEMENT

OPERATIONS

PRODUCT &

SERVICE

DEVELOPMENT

CUSTOMER

RELATIONS

SASH BOARD

STRATEGY DEPLOYMENT

VALUE ENABLING SYSTEM

ENSURING FISCAL

RESPONSIBILITY

VALUE

STREAM

MANAGEMENT

DAILY

MANAGEMENT

SYSTEM

SAFETY SYSTEM

PEOPLE SYSTEMS

TALENT

RECRUITMENT &

MANAGEMENT

PERFORMANCE

MEASUREMENT

SYSTEM

SYSTEMSOUR VISION

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Building A New Culture

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Hotel-Dieu Grace CultureWednesday, October 27, 2010

VALUES

Compassion

Respect

Stewardship

Teamwork

Continuous

Improvement

Tells the truth

Keeps promises

Keeps confidences

Maintains privacy

Maintains confidentiality

HONESTY and

INTEGRITY

Speaks with candor in a

respectful manner

Encourages truthfulness

Is transparent to process

and to content

Says hello to all they pass

Shows up on time to

meetings

Attentive and focused in

meetings

Looks to ensure that people

aren’t in need of help, lost or

in distress

Promotes a clean, profes-

sional and safe environment

Does not spread gossip

Asks for clarification if they

do not understand

Listens to others without

interrupting.

Repeats what was heard to

clarify as necessary when

communicator is done.

Sensitive to the spiritual

and emotional needs of

every individual

Demonstrates patience

SEEK TO

UNDERSTAND

VOICE OF THE

CUSTOMER

Asks the patient “Have your

needs been met?”

Acknowledges requests for

help

Explains why – especially if

needs cannot be met

Voice of the Customer is

used to identify and

develop change

Sensitive to the needs of

the patient and responds to

them

Understands the patient is

our focal customer

Encourages self-

determination

SYNERGIZE

Works together with others to

problem solve

Thinks ’Win Win” in support of

a consensus agreement

Recognizes other’s efforts

daily

Coachs and mentors, never

blames

Uses the patient as the focus

of all teamwork

Looks for input from team

members that have been silent

Being flexible when presented

with alternate ideas/timing

Owns up to mistakes

ACCOUNTABLE

Accepts accountability

for tasks

Accepts accountability

for his/her behaviour

Meets deadlines and

communicates action

plans

Seeks help when

needed

Completes work on time

Completes work on

budget

ELIMINATE

WASTE

Identifies waste in work

processes

Removes process steps

that are unnecessary

Collaborates with other

departments to ensure

smooth transitions in

the work

Uses just what is

needed and doesn’t

hoard

TRUSTING AND

TRUSTED

Does what he/she says

Doesn’t take what does not belong

to them

Takes pride in our organization and

speaks highly of its people

Takes pride in their work and the

work of others

Does their share of the workload.

Does not leave work undone for

others to do

Values the competence of

colleagues

Trusts coworkers work and clarifies

if a problem is identified

HUMILITY

Recognizes other people for

their role in a success

attributed to them

Talks about team effort not

individual effort

Works at their highest

capability and not boastful

Having an understanding for

inadvertent mistakes

COURTESY and

HOSPITALITY

SEEK

PERFECTION

SEEKS

FEEDBACK

Asks for feedback

Asks questions to gain

other’s views

Shares information openly

with the understanding that

others will do the same.

Open to the ideas of others

USE

RESOURCES

WISELY

Offers suggestions to

improve use of

resources

Open to changing work

to improve utilization of

resources

Responsible for

resources utilized

Protects the hospital’s

assets

UTILIZE

SCIENTIFIC

THINKING

ASSURE

QUALITY

Creates value in work

processes

Stabilizes processes

Shortens the length of

time to complete work

processes

Continually improve the

work process

Implements PLAN, DO,

CHECK, ACT cycles

Uses data and direct

observation to make

changes

Follows standard work

Make work visual

Uses systems thinking

Simplifys processes

Stops and fix problems

Reports all defects,

problems and near misses

Designs work to eliminate

harm and promote safety

Speaks slowly and clearly

Asks if there are any

questions or comments

Repeats what they said for

clarity

SEEK TO BE

UNDERSTOOD

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So What!

# of PATIENTS DISCHARGED with ALC DAYS per MONTH

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

90

APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR

#

2010-20112009-20102008-20092007-2008

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Results

OVERALL OCCUPANCY RATE

75.0

85.0

95.0

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13

Percenta

ge

2010-2011 2009-2010 2008-2009 2007-2008 TARGET

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Questions

?