Barriers to Implementation- In intent and spirit

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Barriers to Implementation- In intent and spirit Lallu Joseph Quality Manager CMC, Vellore (Currently on sabbatical with CAHO as Technical Advisor)

Disclaimer This presentation has the views of the speaker through her journey on implementation of the accreditation standards as quality manager and as a principal assessor for NABH. The views expressed are purely personal.

What are the barriers?? Lack of understanding of the intent and the standards Myths of clinicians and seniors Closures of deficiencies- Low hanging fruits. Not seen as a team exercise, but as the job of the quality team- seen as a police force. Financial implications. Standardization of assessment.

Lack of understanding of the intent Implementations resulting in more confusion than before Scope of services LASA Medications Crash cart Narcotics storage Calibration of equipments Quality indicators Committees Clinical audits

Myths of clinicians and seniors Accreditation involves excessive and unwanted documentation It infringes on the autonomy of the clinicians It makes healthcare delivery expensive I have been doing this many years, who are they to tell me how to do Accreditation expects me to tell the patient the expenses, risks, benefits, complications etc.. Diet, pain, rehabilitation and prevention are not my business

Closures of deficiencies- Low hanging fruits.

Introducing forms and templates for closing NCs Too many formats in circulation Lack of co-ordination between teams Just filled for the sake of documentation

Not a team exercise Not seen as a team exercise, but as the job of the quality team- seen as a police force. Quality team audits Collects data and indicators Conducts committees Analyses the data for the sake of accreditation Stake holders are not informed

Financial Implications Compromise on safety- fire installations, HVAC etc Personal protective equipments and other infection control practices Equipment maintenance Inadequate and unqualified staff

Standardization of assessment Lack of standardization between assessors Try to push their point of view Unnecessary observations

Understand the standard and the objective elements- Ask why, why, why,….. Attend POI Don’t copy from others- Your hospital, your patients, your staff Team exercise- from doorman to chairman Take NCs as improvement points and use them as improvement projects Handle clinicians with care- with data and evidence, work around them Be careful with closures and don’t do a superficial job- Don’t complicate