Georgia State University Lean Six Sigma Black Belt Presentation COUNTY MEDICAL CENTER Darby Adolphsen, MBA, MHA, CPHQ Mark Bowen, MBA, MHA.

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Georgia State University Lean Six Sigma Black Belt Presentation COUNTY MEDICAL CENTER Darby Adolphsen, MBA, MHA, CPHQ Mark Bowen, MBA, MHA

Lean Six Sigma Methodology Change Management

Define – Background 32,738 level 4/5 per year CMC’s ER Services Blue Zone Red Zone Asthma Area Care Management Unit Behavior Health Super Track County Medical Center Largest hospital in the state of Georgia. Public hospital for the city of Atlanta. 5 th largest public hospital in the US. Top Level I trauma centers in the US.

Define – Improving Super Track throughput Problem Statement Average provider productivity is 1.6 patients per hour. Average wait time for a patient in fast track is >2 hours. Project Scope Identify current state process and flow of patients that according to EPIC produces an average 1.6 patients per hour in the Super Track. Develop a future state patient process flow that produces a 2.5 to 3.0 patient per hour in the Super Track. Future state will be standardized amongst all providers regardless of tenure in position. Project Objective Increase provider throughput to 3 patients per hour in the Super Track.

Define – Outcome metric is defined, “Y” “Y” = Provider Throughput

Define – What activities do I measure? Chart Assessment Patient Assessment Chart Note Chart Orders Patient Reassessment Disposition Activity Processing Order

Define: Cause and Effect Diagram for CMC Super Track

Measure Documentation Area 1 RN EPIC Patient Face Time 4% Patient Wait Time 65% (Time between pt. enters to physical discharge) Provider GAP Time 20% (Interruptions, Lab, X-Ray, Etc.…) Documentation Time 11%

Measure Univariate Bivariate

Analyze SUMMARY OUTPUT Regression Statistics Multiple R R Square Adjusted R Square Standard Error Observations27 ANOVA dfSSMSFSignificance F Regression E-06 Residual Total CoefficientsStandard Errort StatP-valueLower 95%Upper 95%Lower 95.0%Upper 95.0% Intercept VA Time Pt Waits E Discharge E

Analyze DayShiftObservedPatients SeenThrough-Put Provider 1Monday, AM8 hours5:49 hours91.55 Provider 2Saturday, AM8 hours4:14 hours71.65 Provider 3Tuesday, AM 8 hours1:24 hours32.14 Provider 4Tuesday, AM 8 hours5:39 hours81.42 Average4:16 hours Provider throughput – The number of patients seen from start to finish Start – Patient assigned to provider, observed and electronic time stamp Finish – Provider completes disposition, observed and electronic time stamp

Analyze Documentation Area 1 1 RN EPIC Scenario A: 1.42 pt./hr.

Analyze Documentation Are a 1 1 RN EPIC Scenario B: 1.65 pt./hr.

Documentation Area 1 1 RN EPIC Scenario C: 2.25 pt./hr. Analyze

I IIII Chart Assessment VA 2.33 min NVA.47 Min Patient is SEEN Patient is SEEN VA 4.92 min NVA.47 sec EPIC Orders EPIC Orders VA 9.43 min NVA.47 sec EPIC CHART EPIC CHART VA 2.25 min NVA.47 sec Patient Re-Assessment Patient Re-Assessment VA 1.93 min NVA.47 sec DISPO VA 2.95 min NVA.47 sec Super Track Provider Through- put Super Track Provider Through- put Total Cycle Time 2.80 min5.39 min2.72 min9.9 min2.4 min3.42 min GAP Time 0 min min 6.7 min min 2.75 min Analyze

Current VSM Results Total Cycle Time26.63 minutes Total VA Time21.81 minutes Total NVA Time2.82 minutes Lead Time1.0 hours Analyze

Improve I II Chart Assessment VA 2.33 min NVA.47 Min Patient is SEEN EPIC Orders EPIC Chart Patient is SEEN EPIC Orders EPIC Chart VA 16.6 min NVA 1.43 sec Pt. Re- Assessment VA 1.93 min NVA.47 sec DISPO VA 2.95 min NVA.47 sec Super Track Provider Through-put Super Track Provider Through-put Total Cycle Time 2.80 min18.03 min2.4 min3.42 min GAP Time 0 min2.4 min. 2.7 min.

Improve Current VSM Results Total Cycle Time26.65 minutes Total VA Time23.81 minutes Total NVA Time2.84 minutes Lead Time31.8 minutes

Improve Improvement Impact Current State T-Put Current Provider T-Put Proposed Provider T-Put (.47 hour / 1.69 pt./hour) pt./hour = 1.97pt./hour

Improve Documentation Area 1 1 RN EPIC

Improve Documentation Area 1 1 RN EPIC EPCI EPIC Waiting Room Grady Emergency Room has approximately 32,738 level 4/5 per year

Control - Revised Control Chart

Documentation Area RN EPIC Waiting Room EPIC RN PA/N P EPIC Recommendations Open Super Track Pt/hourPt/dayPt/ monthPt/Year 24/7/ ,0007 Rooms Open Super Track Pt/hourPt/dayPt/ monthPt/Year 24/7/ ,0007 Rooms 24/7/ , , Rooms Open Super Track Pt/hourPt/dayPt/ monthPt/Year ,0007 Rooms 24/7/ , , Rooms 24/7/ ,24012 Rooms Open Super Track Pt/hourPt/dayPt/ monthPt/Year ,0007 Rooms 24/7/ , , Rooms 24/7/ ,24012 Rooms 24/7/365 1 Nurse ,16025,9206 Rooms 24/7/365 2 Nurses ,32051,84012 Rooms Open Super Track Pt/hourPt/dayPt/ monthPt/Year ,0007 Rooms 24/7/ , , Rooms 24/7/ ,24012 Rooms 24/7/ ,16025,9206 Rooms 24/7/365 With 2 RNs ,320 3,600 51,840 43, Rooms

Documentation Area RN EPIC Waiting Room EPIC RN PA/N P EPIC Recommendations

Metrics to Measure Daily Overall length of stay for treat-and-release patients Overall length of stay for ESI Level 4 (minutes) Overall length of stay for ESI Level 5 (minutes) Percentage of patients who leave prior to treatment Door-to-Provider time Recommendations

Consider Pay-for-Performance based of patients per hour Decrease utilization of exam tables, consider use of patient recliners Have a dedicated team of Mid-Levels and RN to Super Track Increase utilization of results pending area – Best practice Take away EPIC Computers in documentation area Develop Communication Plan Recommendations

Recommendations Cont. - Change Management Initiating ChangeWhat do you need to have an effective start-up? Ensure executive sponsorship Form a Core Team Establish a Sense of Urgency Voice of Vision Mobilizing CommitmentHow do we get strong commitment from key constituents to invest in the change and make it work? Refine the Vision Empower others to act on the Vision Communicate, communicate, communicate TransitioningHow do we keep the ball rolling? Plan for & create short term wins Consolidate improvements & produce still more change Making Change LastHow do we make the change the norm? Institutionalize new approaches

Leading Change Assessing Progress Initiating Need Define Purpose Create a Shared Need Mobilizing Commitment Design a Future Map Build an Investment Transitioning Monitor Results Build Systems and Structures Making Change Last Become “The Way of Doing Business” BEST-in-CLASS PRACTICE Recommendations Cont. - Change Management

Providers: Lab X-Ray Pharmacy Lack of EPIC Macros Decreased sense of urgency for turn-a-round time for Super Track Team Decreased of awareness that mid-levels are leaders in the unit Personal interruptions from staff stopping by the Super Track Waiting on return calls Looking for equipment in room, no stock available Patients making a scene due to length of stay All issues can be the beginning process improvement for patient flow team Gaps and wait times were driven by: Recommendations Cont. - Change Management

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