RIE VACCINE INVENTORY MANAGEMENT

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RIE VACCINE INVENTORY MANAGEMENT. FEBRUARY 25 – 27, 2013 Executive sponsor – Dr. Judy Shlay Process Owner – Sarah Rodgers Lean Lead – Kathy Root - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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FEBRUARY 25 – 27, 2013Executive sponsor – Dr. Judy Shlay

Process Owner – Sarah RodgersLean Lead – Kathy Root

Participants – Lori Ramirez, Dean McEwen, Alexis Juarez, Ashley Oliver, Marianne

Aguirre-Colon, Andrew Yale, Heather Weir, Melissa Edel, Kathie Chichester, Kristi

Yamaski

Inefficient use of resources – financial and staff

Improving/creating standard work Adhere to federal and state laws Adjusting inventory

• Standard practice• Easy process• Immunizations and apply to other

programs/agencies• Root cause• Minimize errors and safety• Decrease financial errors• Reduce staff burden• Patient satisfaction and wait times

•Clerk writing too much important info on routing slips•Lot # list not being used•Lot # list•Vaxtrax pulling incorrect lot #•Using the wrong lot #•Multi user friendly files•Order too often•Par levels•Too few people knowing the process•Missing QA of correct lot # being used•Routing slip does not have standard documentation•Self pay defaults to VFC eligible in Vaxtrax

• Nurse is faxing and copying• Handwriting• Wrong person is ordering• Nurse asking for payment and printing

records• Nurse/clerk charting

• Data entry into Vaxtrax• Confirmation fax• Streamline process• Determine lot # before bringing patient

into clinic room

• Multi inventory books• Visual assessment of vaccine needed• Rebalancing of inventory• Delay in billing/chart review

The back and forth of patients Standard process of vaccine boats Movement of forms

Fixing lot #’s VFC vaccine processing report Sending email twice to billing person if

denied claim Too many forms Using lot # form routing slip

Paperwork for patient Paperwork for inventory Un-useful Vaxtrax reports Billing reports QA every visit

Do quickly Prioritize

Do it soon Analyze Later

Level of effort each action requires

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Forms & Stickers: Created new labels for the routing sheet to cover the lot #’s Developed new consent forms Wrote standard billing procedures

Fridge & Opening/Closing Procedures: Reorganized immunization refrigerator Developed Start/End of Shift Checklist Improved Inventory Lot Number list – Alphabetized, color-coded

by VFC/317/Private Ordering process

Par levels Standardized ordering process Improved ordering form for private vaccines Updated ordering procedures and process Updated binders

1) FinancialIncrease donations baseline is January’s donation amount goal – 10% increase by April

2) OrderingRetro report of # of times orderingPrivate order per monthTime study of old vs. new ordering systemBaseline done nowGoal - undetermined

3) Quality assurance – lot/site/program/wrong potBaseline – 30%Goal – less than 5%

4) Employee satisfaction – survey changes after 45 and 90 days

WHAT BY WHOM BY WHEN

Ordering

Use new ordering sheet Lori 1-Apr

Finish standard ordering process Lori/Dean 1-Apr

E-borrowing form Dean/Sarah 30-Jun

Patient Visit-Clerk

Standards for opening and closing Alexis/Ashley 8-Mar

Track donations Ashley 30-Mar

Standard for check out process Alexis/Sarah 1-Apr

Determine patient flow Kathy/Sarah 31-May

Assess vax trax self pay insurance Sarah/Andrew send email 30-Dec

Patient Visit-RN

Finalize Consents-Translate/Legal Sarah 8-Mar

Training sticker/create script Lori 18-Mar

Standard work/documentation/peer audits Marianne March 18/ April 31

Data Analysis

Complete the spread sheet Dean 29-Mar

Improve reporting Dean 30-Apr

Denial vaccine reconciliation process Dean/Sarah 30-Jun

Quality

Visual management board Sarah/Marianne/Kathy 18-Mar

Add QA process for checking lot/develop QA/audit tool Ashley/Heather 15-Apr

Employee satisfaction Heather/Judy April 19/ June 28

Organized Everyone participated More in-depth and intense than expected Opportunity for improvement Relieved Good team Right people in the room