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Continuous Improvement – Pursues Perfection
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If you are a Senior PeaceHealth Leader
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Champions healing and
compassionate care and clinical and operational
excellence through seamless, integrated,
evidence-based and outcomes-focused approaches.
- Advocates for the centrality of
patients and their families in all aspects of
their care.
- Challenges the status quo and
existing assumptions, including public policy.
- Has courage; inspires people to embrace change, take
calculated risks, and develop bold and creative
solutions. Learns
from past mistakes, expects others to do the same.
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If you are a PeaceHealth Director
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Creates a continuous improvement
mindset with each team/work unit
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Aggressively pursues integration
of a healing and compassionate environment with
clinical and/or operational excellence.
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Designs and implements seamless,
integrated, evidence-based and outcomes-focused
processes using lean thinking and quality tools.
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Documents evidence of holding all
gains.
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Embraces and supports change and
transition; models resilience and flexibility.
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Focuses on improving patient and
workplace safety.
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Includes patients and families in
improvement activities; identifies and
incorporates value-added processes from the
patient perspective.
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Shares stories to promote
learning.
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If you are a PeaceHealth Manager
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Delivers seamless, integrated,
evidence-based and outcomes-focused processes
using lean thinking and quality tools.
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Audits and holds staff
accountable for holding the gains.
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Supports and facilitates staff in
moving through the transition process.
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Implements, monitors and
documents safety improvements.
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Incorporates and documents
value-added changes that represent the
perspectives of patients.
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Shares stories to promote learning.
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John Haughom, MD
SVP, Health Care
Improvement
"Continuous improvement is in fact a big
part of PeaceHealth’s culture and has been for a number of
years. I’m very excited about the fact that in recent years,
care providers across PeaceHealth are recognizing that it is
their responsibility to continuously and aggressively
improve the quality and safety of the care we provide to the
patients we serve."
Click
here to read more about Continuous Improvement from John
Haughom |
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