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Dr Girdhar J Gyani DGAHPI Good quality means providing patients with appropriate services in a technically competent manner with good communication shared decision making with cultural sensitivity and with greatest efficiency ID: 552682

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Role of Administrator in Quality Improvement

Dr. Girdhar J. GyaniDG-AHPI Slide2

“Good quality means providing patients with appropriate services in a technically competent manner, with good communication, shared decision making, with cultural sensitivity and with greatest efficiency.”

Institute of Medicine, 2001

Quality In HealthcareSlide3

Accreditation relies on establishing technical competence of healthcare organization in terms of accreditation standards in delivering services with respect to its scope. It focuses on learning, self development, improved performance and reducing risk. Accreditation is based on optimum standards, professional accountability and encourages healthcare organization to pursue continual excellence

AccreditationSlide4

Systems are defined

What, Who, HowSystems are implemented understood & owned by stake holders

Systems

are Established / Institutionalized

Transparent Dynamic Objective

Accreditation also means

putting systems in placeSlide5

Patient Safety

Physician

Surgeon

Nursing

Staff

Paramedical Staff

Logistics

Management

Accreditation Slide6

PATIENTS / ASSOCIATES

PATIENT REGISTRATION

DAY TO DAY MONITORING

OPD ADMISSION

OPD CONSULTATION

DISCHARGE CERTIFICATE

FEE COLLECTION

FRONT LINE STAFF

REGISTRATION ,PARAMEDICAL, NURSES, REDSIDENT

CONSULTANT / DOCTORS

CEO/HODs

EMPOWERMENT

PATIENT REGISTRATION

DAY TO DAY MONITORING

OPD ADMISSION

OPD CONSULTATION

DISCHARGE CERTIFICATE

FEE COLLECTION

FRONT LINE STAFF

REGISTRATION PARAMEDICAL

, NURSES,

REDSIDENT

CONSULTANT / DOCTORS

CEO/HODsSlide7

GOAL KEEPER

BACKS

MIDFIELD

FORWARDS

C

PARA-MEDICAL

NURSING

RESIDENTS

CONSULTANTS

Football Vs Hospital FootballSlide8

quality in healthcare services

Quality (Patient Safety) and affordability are major challenges.

It is reported that millions of medical errors are being observed annually in developed and developing nations.

We need to institutionalize quality in all clinical and managerial processes. Slide9

Can We All Agree: Healthcare Delivery

Has become a team workHas become more complex and tech drivenIs under lot of regulations and pressurePatients and family has huge expectations

We haven't prepared ourselves for change

Doctors need to be the leaders of the change

Doctors need to acquire newer skillsSlide10

Regular Meetings

Chair Specialty HODClinical and Non-Clinical Depts.All StakeholdersAnalysis of dataFocus on outcomes

Quality V/S Cost

10

DRIVERS OF QUALITY

OPERATIONAL EXCELLENCE

MEETINGSSlide11

Departmental KPIsDocumentation Accuracy Internal Audit FindingsMortality and Morbidity

Incidents Reported

Process improvement initiatives/gaps

Training CompliancePatient and Consultant’s Feedback Patient Education Material

Statutory

Compliances

Operational Concerns of the Department

11

AGENDA of MEETSlide12

Policy to be Patient Centric

Quality and SafetySystems and ProcessesEffectiveness and EfficiencyEmployee Morale and Satisfaction

Organization Climate

Patient Satisfaction

Managers can Influence:Slide13

13

Quality Care (Role of Administration)Access and Continuity of Care

Minimum Waiting Time

Information Management /Signage

CommunicationAncillary ServicesPatient Rights and EducationResponsibility of Management

Facility Management and Safety

Human Resource ManagementSlide14

Any

Questions

?

Thank you

gyani@ahpi.in

www.ahpi.in