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Innovative Change Strategies for Patient Safety David Chaulk, MD,FRCPC,CCPE Medical Director, Alberta Children’s Hospital
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Innovative Change Strategies for Patient Safety

David Chaulk, MD,FRCPC,CCPE

Medical Director, Alberta Children’s Hospital

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• Nothing to Disclose

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Objectives

• To present two examples of innovative change to improve patient safety:

• Using these examples, highlight key concepts:– Know your question (Focus and Finish)– Get the right people on the bus (Good to Great)– The art of Persuasion (The Elephant and the Rider)

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The ACH ED

• Define the Problem:– 10,000 more kids over 5

years– An hour increase from door

to discharge

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The ACH ED

• Act to Improve– Implemented “Flow Beds”

• Successful

– Developed Team Based Care

• Less than successful

– Triage efficiency• Failed miserably

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AHS Calgary Zone – Med Rec

• Define the problem

– Implement med rec in acute care inpatient setting at admission, transfer and discharge in the Calgary zone

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Know your question

Focus and Finish

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Focus and Finish

• What ED didn’t get right

• What med rec did get right

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Focus and Finish

• Knowing your question – Essential step in implementing change– Many ways to get there:

• Driver Diagrams• Fishbone Diagrams• Process mapping• 5 Why’s

– Just need to get there!

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Understand Strengths

Get the Right People on the Bus

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Getting the Right People on the Bus

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Getting the Right People on the Bus

• What ED got right • What MedRec didn’t get right

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Getting the Right People on the Bus

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Getting the Right People on the Bus

• Strength-Based Leadership

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The Elephant and The Rider

The Art of Persuasion

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The Art of Persuasion

• The ACH ED (The Rider)

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The Art of Persuasion

• MedRec (The Rider)

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The Art of Persuasion

• The ACH ED (The Elephant)

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The Art of Perusuasion

• MedRec – (the Elephant)– Stories!

http://www.bretlsimmons.com/2013-08/switch-metaphor-of-change/

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Summary

• Use a method (IHI, LEAN, AIW)

• Clearly state the problem (the elevator speech)

• Build a complimentary team (top-down, bottom-up)

• Your team needs to own it, understand it and connect with it