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In House Training

IIR CTS In House Training



Course Overview

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Course Overview

As someone with responsibility for reducing wait times, improving the patient journey, or improving a critical support service, without a doubt you will recognise the immediate benefits that a strategic and managed response to patient flow and process improvement can reap. Healthcare facilities are vertical structures, yet your patients take a horizontal journey. Although every hospital is good at clinical care and clinical decision-making, it often seems difficult to make progress in improving the patient journey in clinics and in-patient services, and to improve the support services necessary for patient flow.

This course will guide you through the principles of patient flow and process improvement and show you how to apply the lessons of Lean Thinking to enable true process redesign in your healthcare setting.

Day One

Introduction To Patient Flow Management
Hear an overview of the course; share your patient flow and process improvement challenges, goals and learning objectives.

Interactive session:
Introduction to applying process improvement methods to your situation

Day Two

Improving Patient And Process Flow Management
Improving patient and process flow means understanding how to visualise what needs to change.

Interactive session:
Learning to see your own process improvement

Day Three

Getting The Focus Right
You have grasped the principles and the basics of the improvement methodology. Now pursue real improvement by getting the focus right

Interactive sessions:
Capacity and demand in your programme

Day Four

Interventions that really work in clinics, in in-patient wards, for specialised services and for support and diagnostic services, make good use of process science.

Interactive sessions:
Working with your team, queues and bottlenecks

See Your Improvement
  • Monitoring and evaluating improved flows
  • Sustaining the change; objectives and roles
  • Continuous improvement