(HLS) Creating Standardized Processes in Healthcare To Build Championship Teams
Update: 2021-03-12
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Key Takeaways:
- Must haves for supporting quality improvement: active and engaging leadership, results-driven governance structure, strategic alignment, proven approach, great incentives, and data driven mindset.
- It’s the process then the outcomes
- Process improvements is a journey
- Jarvis shares some of the common challenges executive leadership is facing when it comes to streamlining their healthcare services..
- Everyone is in reaction mode and it makes sense, but we need to step out of that and look to the future!
- When you try to standardized work, a lot of friction can happen with the frontline workers.
- Championship teams are not winners ‘just by chance’. It takes a lot of work to be part of a championship team, and you can’t be doing the same things over and over to get there.
- Technology is going to play a big role in how we’re going to get up-to-date and accurate data. We have exciting times ahead.
- Standardizing work is not a bad word.
- Quality, safety, service, and experience is not a department but everyone’s responsibility.
Continue on Your Journey:
The 4 Disciplines of Execution
Quotes:
“Everyone likes change, but no one likes to be changed.” — Jarvis
“I want to eliminate waste and the standard of work is that mechanism.” — Jarvis
“You can’t be successful without having a system or process where you continuously review your strategy, your progress, data, and pull it all together.” — Jarvis
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