Improve Their Quality
While at the Same Time
Substantially Increase Their Profitability ?
“Six Sigma” and “Lean” are both buzzwords in healthcare today. These highly effective improvement approaches have been successfully implemented across many industries. Today, the application of Lean and Six Sigma techniques at healthcare organizations are achieving astonishing results.
Physicians and hospitals alike are faced with the challenge of “Crossing the Quality Chasm” which was raised by the Institute of Medicine report and has been reinforced by numerous subsequent analyses. Report cards are now appearing on websites from payers, CMS and consumer organizations.
Discover how Six Sigma / Lean healthcare programs can generate the following results:
- Reduce the cost of operations
- Healthcare providers have seen millions of dollars in savings
- Increase profitability substantially
- Improve Operational Processes
- Healthcare organizations are reducing their ED wait time, improving patient flow, standardizing processes and decreasing waste
- Improve the quality of patient care
- Increase patient, physician and internal customer satisfaction
Agenda
- The key principals to successfully implement a Lean / Six Sigma program in healthcare
- How Lean / Six Sigma techniques can improve the bottom line for your organization
- Integrating Six Sigma into your organization’s culture
- Results that can be expected (Cost benefits, clinical outcomes and patient safety)
- Critical success factors
- How tools may be used separately or combined with other techniques
- Challenges and realities of undertaking and sustaining Six Sigma
- Translating the strategy into action: The “Nuts and Bolts” of Lean / Six Sigma Programs
- The challenges of undertaking and sustaining Six Sigma
- How to engage your physicians in these programs
- Case Study: lessons learned and best practices at Shriners Hospitals
- Question and answer session
Hospitals/Health Systems, Health Plans, Provider Executives with titles:
CEO, CFO, COO, Chief Quality Officer, VP of Quality, VP of Compliance, Administrator, Controllers, Chief Medical Officer, Medical Director, Medical Staff Leadership, operations executives, VP of Finance, Revenue Cycle Manager, Director of Patient Access, Director of Managed Care Contracting, PHO and IPA leadership, patient safety executives, patient care administrators
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