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Getting Started with Continuous Improvement: Lessons and Reflections (KaiNexus Webinar)

Aug 07, 2015

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Page 1: Getting Started with Continuous Improvement: Lessons and Reflections (KaiNexus Webinar)

Mark Graban VP of Customer Success

[email protected]

Getting Started with Continuous

Improvement: Lessons and Reflections

Dr. Gregory Jacobson Chief Product Officer

[email protected]

(Skip to slide #20 to watch this webinar)

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Getting Started is Hard

• We’re continually improving our approach

• We’re likely not good at improvement initially

– Lack of knowledge (a little bit is dangerous)

– Lack of experience

– Reliance on “what ____ says” instead of thinking

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Be Kind to Those Who Are New

• We shouldn’t be too hard on those who are just starting

– Mistakes will be made

– Good mistakes vs. bad mistakes

• Should try to coach, not criticize…

– If they are continuing to learn & improve

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Professional Progressions

Practicing Law Practicing Medicine

Certification as an End?

Implementing Lean? Implementing Six Sigma?

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Professional Progressions

Practicing Law Practicing Medicine

Certification as a Beginning

Practicing Lean Practicing Six Sigma

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Over Time…

Learn to Do

Learn to Teach

Learn to Teach How to Teach

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Greg’s First Year at Vanderbilt (Watch this webinar)

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Lessons Learned

• Permission and encouraged to implement Kaizen at the top leader position

• I went to the front staff

• Completely left out everyone in between

• Change Management Issue

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Positive Lessons

• Front line staff can be easily trained

• Guide them specifically

• Don’t get lost in the tools

• Baby Steps

• Develop Habits

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Mark’s First Year at GM (Watch this webinar)

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Lessons Learned

• Too “me driven” instead of team driven • We were generally implementing tools • Didn’t track ideas visually • Spent too much time playing with simulations

– Find the “right” answer or use PDSA?

• Didn’t build great relationships with front-line supervisors (“old school”)

• Be careful about getting emotional

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Positive Lessons

• Build relationships with employees & union leaders

• You can go against the grain of “the culture” – Engaging front-line staff

• Learned quality & cost have to go together

• Spend lots of time in the gemba – “I know what the answers probably are, but they don’t

know that I know”

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First Year in Healthcare (Watch this webinar)

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Lessons Learned

• It’s OK to be honest about what you don’t know

• Partner up with a clinician

• Relied too much on manufacturing history and factory examples at first

• Struggle to find balance of do vs. teach

– “Go slow to learn” vs. “go fast to get it done”

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Michael’s First Year of C.I. (Watch this webinar)

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Michael’s First Year in Healthcare (Watch this webinar)

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Mark Graban @MarkGraban

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Dr. Gregory Jacobson Chief Product Officer

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