Building Collaborative Leadership within the Public Health Sector: Inkosi Albert Luthuli Central Hospital Dr SM Dhlomo MEC for Health – KZN: Sibaya Casino 10/09/09
Building Collaborative Leadership within the Public Health Sector:
Inkosi Albert Luthuli Central Hospital
Dr SM DhlomoMEC for Health – KZN: Sibaya
Casino 10/09/09
AERIAL VIEW OF IALCH
Physical Environment
• The lay out- gate, laundry, nurses residence is like a five star hotel.
• Doctors have decent rooms, parking, library/study result in increased morale
• Decent admin block, entrance and wards
COMMISSIONED IN 2002
RATIONAL/LOGIC
• Core business vs Non core• Rationalisation of tertiary and quaternary
services (KZN and E.Cape)• Resource limitation• Risk transfer
• Core business vs non core- 100% Outsourcing of facility management
• Equipment- The company buys, maintains and trains the staff on use of equipment which improves the running of the services in hospital
• When equipment reaches its life it is sold and the fund goes back to maintenance of equipment
• RATIONALISATION- Idea of academic hospital came before 1994
conceptualisation was to have a improved King Edward VIII hospital, but there were no funds. King Edward is a full combo, Wentworth limited service, Addington (racial lines-oncology etc.)
- Resource limitation• Treasury approached along PPP lines to enable
Government to free resources for improving health services (10 point plan in health)
• Risk Transfer-Strikes cripples the non core functions of
hospitals which drives the strikes.-Core functions therefore become affected-Risk here is transferred to Private Partner.• Clinical staff deals with the core business.
Approach to Feasibility Study - IALCHEssentially a three component PPP
Facility Management - Hard and SoftIT systems - Installation, maintenance, management and refreshment
Medical Equipment - Installation, maintenance, management and refreshment
Public sector Comparator costed with required outputs as though provided by public sector
Included public sector retained costs (HR & Consumables)
Risk adjustment exercise
•In 1996 report of hospital strategy commission by DOH was presented titled Achieving Equity, Efficiency and Accountability: A vision and strategy for SA public hospital.•The strategy realised that for efficient function of hospital we needed appropriate management structure with key ingredient that informed the SMT.•10 Point Plan of Health
SCOPE About Inkosi Albert Luthuli Central Hospital (IALCH)
Management Structure
Why the Public Private Partnership Route?
Impilo Consortium
The Electronic Patient Record
Electronic Patient Record Effect
Applications Architecture
The Penalty Regime
What Could We Learn?
Management of Public Private Partnership
About IALCH
Referral Hospital with a Distinct Entry/Exit criteria
PPP Contract for 15 years – in the 8th year of operation
In partnership with IMPILO CONSORTIUM
The Contract includes
Medical Equipment (Procure, Maintain and Replace)
Non-Medical Equipment (Procure, Maintain and Replace)
Film less and Paper-less Operation (Leading to Electronic Patient Record)
Full Information Management &Technology Services (IM&T)
Hard and Soft Facility Management (FM)
About IALCH
800 + 46 Burns Unit-bed Tertiary Central Hospital
•807 Beds are usable•39 Beds are in the Critical Care Domain and are not utilised due to HR Challenges
There are 19 Theatres inclusive of:•2 Trauma theatres and 1 Burns Theatre
RESIDENCE•Total: Single Units: 318•En-Suite: 88•Double Share: 24•Duplex: 6
How do Patients get referred here?
Referrals can be from one of the following origins:
· Referrals from other hospitals through Doctor to Doctor consultation · Revisits/Follow-ups
Appointments Appointments can be requested telephonically or by e-mail. Alternatively, the referral letter can be faxed or posted to the hospital, after which an appointment can be given.
An Appointment Reference Number is generated and the referral hospital/doctor advised of the number. If the appointment is requested by e-mail, the referral letter must still be produced at the time of the appointment.
The Partnership
The Partnership
=+ IALCHPPP
Liaison Committee
DOH-Core
Impilo-Non-Core
PrimaryActivities
SupportActivities IM & T FM Med
Equip.
Liaison CommitteeHlanganani
&Co-lateral structures
Our Value Chain
Our Value Chain
InfrastructureProcurementTech. Development
Human Resources
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The Linking Pin Role
The Linking Pin Role (Core Business Structure)
Senior Management TeamSenior Management Team(SMT)(SMT)
Domain Management TeamsDomain Management Teams(DMT)(DMT)
Cost Centre Management TeamsCost Centre Management Teams(CCMT)(CCMT)
SMT
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== SMTSMT++++ ++ ++++
Syst
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Clinical Domain Groupings
SURGICAL DOMAINSURGICAL DOMAIN MEDICAL DOMAINMEDICAL DOMAIN PERI-OPERATIVE CARE DOMAIN
PERI-OPERATIVE CARE DOMAIN
PROFESSIONAL ALLIED TO MEDICINE DOMAIN
PROFESSIONAL ALLIED TO MEDICINE DOMAIN
MOTHER & CHILD DOMAIN
MOTHER & CHILD DOMAIN
CLINICAL HOD’SOpthalmologyNeurosurgeryNeurologyCranio FacialENTBurnsOrthopaedicVascularUrologyCardiothoracicMaxillo FacialTraumaStomatheraphyPlastics
CLINICAL HOD’SRespiratoryMetabolic/ EndocrineRenalHaemodialysisPeritoneal-dialysisPlasmaphoresisInfectious DiseaseGI & LiverDermatologyRhematologyCardiologyOncologyHaematologyBone Marrow transplants
CLINICAL HOD’S
Theatres 1 – 19
ICU 1 – 4
Burns
Trauma
Anaesthetics
CCU & Cat Lab
HOD’SPhysiotherapyOccupational TheraphySpeech Therapy/AudiologyDieteticsClinical PsychologySocial WorkGeneral ImagingMedical PhysicsRadiology
CLINICAL HOD’SObstetricsGynaecologyPaediatric ClinicsPaediatric Surgery NeonatesMothers Lodges
DMT & Accountability
DMT -ACCOUNTABILITY
ANMDBM
CEO
CCM
FinMangr.
Clin.HoD
HRMangr.
SystMangr.
MedMangr.
NursMangr.
Cost Centers
•This ensures accountability and team work.e.g. Case managers can easily notice whatever is happening with patients resulting in increased performance and dedicated staff.
Impilo Consortium StructureImpilo Consortium Structure&&
ShareholdingShareholdingSiemens
(31%)Siemens
(31%)AME (20%)AME (20%)
Drake & Scull (9%)
Drake & Scull (9%)
Vulindlela (26%)
Vulindlela (26%)
Mbekani (7%)
Mbekani (7%)
Omame (7%)
Omame (7%)
IMPILO CONSORTIUM
MEDICAL EQUIPMENT
SIEMED
Vulindlela / Siemens
IM & T EQUIPMENT & SOFTWARE
AME Africa
AME / Vulindlela
FACILITIES MANAGEMENT
Drake & Scull
CCS, Ikhwezi, Fedics,Iliembe, York Int, Supreme Air,
Siya Zama, Khulani, Zonke,Omame, Mbekani, Millennium, Mozzies,
Savuka, Mounties,Edison, Schindler, Comelec,
P&S, Minerva
East Coast Medical
Olympus Labotech
Leica Zeiss Nucletron
Agfa Maquet Braun
Amercare Sirona Miele
Draeger
Business ConnexionHP
BCX / CDE Occulus
InFocus HealthMedicom
Siemens Medical Solutions
INTRODUCTION
INTRODUCTION
InternetIntegrationwith PACS
EPR
Nursing-InformationMedical Indications
Integration of all important
Medical Information
Laboratory Results
Reporting
Intensive Care Unit
IntegratedPatient
Information
IntegratedPatient
InformationWEB
ACCESSTELEMEDICINE
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The IALCH Electronic Patient RecordThe IALCH Electronic Patient Record
•IALCH is a paper, less hospital.Efficiency-Lab results are entered into a computer, Doctors don’t get frustrated by waiting for results e.g X-ray,-Learnt from the Doctors strike that it is one thing to pay them well but is another to have good working conditions.
Platform HP / CompaqORACLE
Material MgmtFinancial
AdminSystems
SAP FinancialsHL7 HL7
PACS
Sienet
SIEMENS
Network CISCO
Microsoft
OfficeInternetIntranet
Desk-top
RadiotherapyLantis
SIEMENSHIS
RIS
PhIS
MEDICOM
EPR
LIS
HL7
SQL
DocumentMgmnt
RemedyHelp Desk
Executive Info System
ApplixTM1
CriticalCare
Monitoring
Siemens
Oracle
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Applications ArchitectureApplications Architecture
How Did The EPR Affect Nurses & Doctors
Initially notes taking is slower– This is normal. And it improves
No lost notes. No excusesNo ‘lost’ or illegible orders – or results!Orders and results available much quickerX-rays and Scans available to all – not just reportsImproved patient care– Notes ALWAYS available– Instructions include timescales – AND can be checked!– Records are complete – and very obvious if not!
No repeated entry of basic detailsEntire history within the hospital is available
The Partnership
• THE AGREEMENT is BETWEEN:(1) KWAZULU NATAL DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, acting for and on
•behalf of the KwaZulu Natal Provincial Government;(2) COWSLIP INVESTMENTS (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED (company
•registration no 2000/027079/07); and (3) IMPILO CONSORTIUM (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED (company
registration no 2001/007273/07).
• Ithala is a statutory company wholly owned by the KwaZulu Natal ProvincialGovernment and Cowslip is a wholly owned subsidiary of Ithala.
• Cowslip was established for the purposes of the project and subscribesfor shares in Project Company.
Management of PPP
The accounting officer or accounting authority is responsible
for ensuring that a PPP agreement is properly enforced, and
must establish mechanisms and procedures for –a) monitoring and regulating the implementation of, and performance in terms
of, the agreement;
b) liasing with the private party;
c) resolving disputes and differences with the private party;
d) generally overseeing the day-to-day management of the agreement; and
e) reporting on the management of the agreement in the institution’s annual
report.
Management of PPP
A PPP agreement does not divest the accounting
officer or accounting authority of the
responsibility for ensuring that the relevant
institutional function is effectively and efficiently
performed in the public interest.
Management of PPP
Management Framework at IALCH
• Senior Management Team
• Joint Operations Management
(Hlanganani)
• Penalty Committee
• Liaison Committee (Principals)
• Collateral Structures (Operational Level)
Penalty Regime
Main Focus of the regimeAvailabilityAvailability of critical areas of the hospitalof critical areas of the hospitalResponse to calls for helpResponse to calls for helpRestoration of ServiceRestoration of ServiceQuality of deliveryQuality of delivery
Termination Points & Rand PenaltiesTermination arrangements for persistent poor performance over time –Firm but fair
Lessons Learned?
Is the PPP process the answer to all outsourcing in Health?
Yes - if you have done your homework.
Yes - if you have a clear vision of where you want to go
Yes - if the project is big enough, big enough to realise economies of scale.
Yes - if there is complete commitment to the procurement process
No - if you think it is the easy way out
No – if you think that the outsourced functions are no longer your responsibility
No – if you think it is going to save you millions
Project and contract management skills will be required
Courage, Vision and Leadership from top management is a prerequisite
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