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Creating a Culture of Quality and Safety
James M. AndersonPresident and CEO, 1996-2009
Making Excellence a Way of Life
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Cincinnati Children’s (Fiscal 2013)
Registered beds 598
Operating revenue $1.9 billion
Employees 13,852; 97 nationalities
Research grants $158 million
Locations 16
Patients from 50 states; 53 countries
Department of Pediatrics for the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine
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TresselFragile System
– 15 years of intense work improving quality and safety– 34% decrease in hospital-wide mortality– 43% decrease in ICU mortality
Transparency– With families– With employees– With other institutions– With the outside world
We need to be able to talk about these things
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Requirements to Create a Culture of Quality and Safety
Vision: Take time to develop it thoughtfully
Plans: Focus on what needs to be done, not on trailing results, like financial results
Consistent message: Consistent behavior, even when there is increased risk
Management process that delivers sustainable outcomes
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Our Vision:To be the leader in improving child health
• If we can deliver outstanding results in some areas, why not all?
• What results are we delivering?
• How are we measuring them?
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Creating a Culture
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Business Units: Participants
1. Physician, nursing and business leaders• Shared objectives• Single budget
2. Access to senior leadership team
3. Predictable, recurring meetings
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Business Units: Template Reports
Financial• Activity over time expressed in numbers• Holistic view as a framework for change
Non-financial• How will we be safer, more accessible,
patient-centered, innovative?• Focused attention on transformation
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Other Tools
• Real time data • Strategic planning• Transparency• High-reliability systems• Learning from other high-risk industries
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Final Thoughts• Each part of the organization must perform well
for the whole organization to perform to potential
• Organizational structure reflects priorities
• Mechanisms must be hard-wired, predictable and must foster agility
• Institutionalize boundaryless thinking, risk taking, transparency, small tests of change
• Institution needs a shared, compelling vision and high aspirations
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