measure: current state
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Measure: Current State Spaghetti Diagram
Registration
Triage
Nursing Station
Walk In Patient
Total Time - 4:52
Entry to Triage – 45min
Triage to Bed-1:30
Bed to Disposition-2:35
Ambulance Patient
Total Time - 6:20
Entry to Triage – 30min
Triage to Bed 15 min
Bed to Disposition-5:35
Visual representation of process
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Measure: Data Collection Plan
Data Collection
Plan
Proposed
Graph
Data to be
Collected
Data
Source*Operational Definition Sample Size Who?
ED Turn Around Time Daily Wellsoft
Patient arrival to leaving the ED
(Arrival-triage; Triage-
Registration; Registration-bed;
Triage-bed; Bed-Time seen by
Dr.; Dr. to Disposition;
Disposition to leave ED, hrs of
diversion
All ED Patients 100% ED Patients ZB
ElopementsDaily / Segregate by
monthWellsoft LWOT, LWTC, LWBS, AMA, All ED Patients 100% ED Patients ZB
ED Volume PatternsDaily / Segregate by
monthWellsoft Time of Day and Day of Week All ED Patients 100% ED Patients ZB
RadiologyDaily / Segregate by
month
Cerner /
Manual
Turn around time for ER
SurveyAll ED Patients 100% ED Patients MJ Casey
LabDaily / Segregate by
monthSunquest?
Turn around time for ER
SurveyAll ED Patients 100% ED Patients Rose
EVS
Avg. by Day and
Q2 hr intervals by
time of day
Daily / Segregate by
monthManual
Rec'd room request to room
ready by housekeeping
All discharges and
transfers100% of rooms Michelle
Risk MgmntDaily / Segregate by
month
Incident
reports /
STARS
# & type of incidents r/t wait
time delays and risk
ED incidents incl
elopments and AMA's
100% of ED
incidents r/t wait
times delays,
elopments &
AMA's
Rob
Patient ComplaintsDaily / Segregate by
month
Patient
complaint
Excel vs. UHC
# & type of complaints r/t wait
time delaysED Complaints
100% of ED
complaints r/t wait
time complaints
Kathy W
Data Collection Plan
Metrics Are Specified
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Measure: Discharge Process Weekend Delays
Procedure & Testing Denials Q3 '07
1112
33
67
15
18
98%96%
95%91%
86%
81%
70%
58%
32%
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
Stress Test General Sx MRI Cardiac Cath GI Sx Colonoscopy Endoscopy Podiatric OR Consult
Cause
Da
ys
0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
70%
80%
90%
100%
n=57
89% occurred
on weekend
100% occurred
on weekend
100% occurred
on weekend
Data Provided
To Describe
the Problem ?
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Measure: Housekeeping Delay’s Pareto
Count 41 29 24 19 18 12 8 6
Percent 26.1 18.5 15.3 12.1 11.5 7.6 5.1 3.8
Cum % 26.1 44.6 59.9 72.0 83.4 91.1 96.2 100.0
Dela
ys >
30
Min
Perc
ent
Nursing Unit
Other
Unit 3 C
OBS
Unit 3 B
unit 2A
Unit 4 B
Unit 3 A
Unit 2B
160
140
120
100
80
60
40
20
0
100
80
60
40
20
0
Nursing Delay's in notification to Housekeeping
Data Provided
To Describe the
Problem ?
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Measure: ED AVG Patients by Day of Arrival Patient Arrival by Time of Day
A verage Pat ient s by Hour and D ay
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M on 4.153846154 3.461538462 2.153846154 1.692307692 2.153846154 1.846153846 2.307692308 3.076923077 4.384615385 7.923076923 7.692307692 10 9.307692308 9.230769231 9.076923077 8.769230769 8.461538462 8.076923077 7.615384615 7.846153846 6.461538462 5.307692308 4.153846154 4.230769231
T ue 2.846153846 2.846153846 1.538461538 1.461538462 1.615384615 1.230769231 1.538461538 2.769230769 4.615384615 5.769230769 7.538461538 7.923076923 8.846153846 7.307692308 8.307692308 8.230769231 8.076923077 8.923076923 7.615384615 7.384615385 6 5.153846154 4.769230769 4.076923077
Wed 2.769230769 1.769230769 1.769230769 1.692307692 1.230769231 1.307692308 2.230769231 2.923076923 4.692307692 5.769230769 7.461538462 7.384615385 8.230769231 7.923076923 8.076923077 8.384615385 7.384615385 8.384615385 7.230769231 7.538461538 7.615384615 5.769230769 5 3.769230769
T hu 2.769230769 1.923076923 1.692307692 1.923076923 2.153846154 1.461538462 1.230769231 2.769230769 4.538461538 7.230769231 6.692307692 8.923076923 8.461538462 7.230769231 8.153846154 8.615384615 7.384615385 9.461538462 9.230769231 7 6.307692308 5.538461538 3.923076923 3.230769231
Fr i 2.461538462 2.923076923 2.307692308 1.692307692 1.461538462 1.384615385 1.769230769 2.153846154 4.769230769 8.538461538 7.923076923 9.153846154 8.230769231 8.153846154 8.153846154 7.923076923 8.076923077 7.307692308 6.307692308 6.307692308 6 6.769230769 5.230769231 4.076923077
Sat 3.384615385 3.230769231 2.076923077 1.769230769 2.230769231 1.769230769 2 3.076923077 3.692307692 5.230769231 7.846153846 7.076923077 7.307692308 8.153846154 6.846153846 7.615384615 8.307692308 7.153846154 7 6.769230769 5.769230769 6.461538462 6.846153846 4.769230769
Sun 3.666666667 3.666666667 2 2.583333333 2.5 2.083333333 2.166666667 2.75 4.416666667 6.583333333 8.916666667 7.666666667 8.666666667 7 6.833333333 6.5 6.833333333 6.666666667 5.916666667 6.75 5.75 6.333333333 5.333333333 5.083333333
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Data Provided To
Describe the Problem ?
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Measure: Average ED Arrival Time of Day
Pt arrival by time of day
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Arrival time
Pat
ien
ts
Data Provided To
Describe the Problem ? May need to update charter
with more defined goal as
you get data !!!!
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Date: Project Title and Area: Organization:
Authors:
Def
ine
Mea
sure
Imp
rove
C
on
tro
l
Pre
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Set Goal – “SMART”
Define the problem
Understanding the waste & variation
Preventing recurrence of the waste and variation
Select Project
Removing the waste & variation
An
alyz
e
What x’s and processes were measured to understand the stated problem?
Why this problem?
How does this project move the organization to its goals?
Quantifying the waste & variation
1. Business case has been explained 2. Problem statement in measureable terms
3. Data provided to describe the problem 4. Performance gap is described
5. Metrics are specified
1. Current state performance is described
2. Visual representation of process is shown
3. Data describing problem/process is provided 4. Project objectives/goals are specified
Grading Criteria
Grading Criteria
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Key A3 Define Grading Criteria
1. Business case has been explained 2. Problem statement in measureable terms 3. Data provided to describe the problem 4. Performance gap is described 5. Metrics are specified
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Key A3 Measure Grading Criteria
1. Current state performance is described 2. Visual representation of process is shown 3. Data describing problem/process is provided 4. Project objectives/goals are specified
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Anthony Veasey, MA,CPHQ , LSSBB | Senior Advisor – Lean Six Sigma 708-790-5541 (office) | 708-790-5541
(mobile) | [email protected] Purdue Healthcare Advisors | Purdue University
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Appendix
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Radiology Test Turnaround Time ( Case
Example)
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Define: Charter Project Statement St. Martin’s Hospital in Richmond has a goal for radiology report
turn around time of 24 hours for outpatient and emergency room procedures and 8 hours for inpatient procedures. Currently, 70% of the inpatient reports and 56% of outpatient reports are not complete within the expected time frame. The hospital would like to improve test result turnaround time to gain market advantage over their competitors.
Project Scope The hospital’s administration has given directives to a multi-
disciplinary team to identify the factors that effect radiology report turn around time and improve the processes. Improvement in this process will facilitate the strategic growth of the services, improve customer satisfaction and reduce length of stay. The team will identify the processes or procedures that cause delays in report completion, identify process changes to improve performance, meet specified customer expectations, and determine how to implement the improvements.
Why Is This A
Problem ?
Performance GAP
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Define: Charter
Key Deliverables – Implementation plan for all identified solutions – Increase in the number of reports completed within the goal of 24 hours for outpatient and ER
and 8 hours for inpatient to 80%. – Increase in outpatient volume. – Improve customer satisfaction.
Financial and Operational Benefits – Increase annual radiology volume by 10% which equates to 18,000 procedures at $100 per
procedure annually for a total of $1,800,000. – Reduce length of stay in the ER and on inpatient units. – Increase customer satisfaction to 65% excellence by reducing wait time for procedure and
results. – Improve relations with referring physicians. – Decrease unbilled procedures by having reports in patient’s chart within 24 hours.
Champion
Jane Doe
Process Owner
Jim Doe
Project BB/GB
Ken Doe
Roles and Responsibilities
Members
Sam Morton
James Dean
Arnold Adam
ROI
Project Objectives/Goals
Specified
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Define: SIPOC S
SUPPLIER
Patient
Radiologist
Ordering Physician
Unit RN’s
Radiology Tech
Transcription
Procedure Type
Physician Orders
Patient Location
Radiologist availability
Transcription Services
Test Results
Final Report
Accurate Final Report
Timely Final Report
Patient care delivery
Patient
Ordering
Physician
Radiologist
Coding
CTQ CRITICAL TO QUALITY
Final radiology report is
completed within 24 hours for
OP and ER and 8 hours for IP.
Final radiology report is
accurate and complete.
I INPUT
P PROCESS
O OUTPUT
C CUSTOMER
Radiology Test Ordered
Procedure Performed
Film Developed
Report Dictated
Report Signed by Radiologist
Report Transcribed
Film Read by Radiologist
Report Placed in Chart