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Towards Towards Progressive Progressive Veterinary Veterinary ServicesServices
AgendaAgenda •Knowledge Management
•Practice Management Solution
•Client Communication at Veterinary Practice
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What is the most What is the most important capital important capital of a veterinarian?of a veterinarian?
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What is knowledge?What is knowledge?
Jack Russell terrier Rex has heartbeat of 50.
The normal pulse of ahealthy dog is 60 – 150.
Rex heartbeat is out of normal, which based on other symptoms and findings means XXX or XX, and based on my earlier experience it’s emergency.
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Where is Where is thethe knowledge?knowledge?• Individuals• Teams• Organisations• Networks
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Knowledge Knowledge ManagementManagement
A modern management method 1.How information and knowledge creates value in the business processes?2.How an organisation is led with the with knowledge and how knowledge is led in the organisation?3.What kind of tools you have for managing knowledge?Laihonen, H., Hannula, M.,Helander, N., Ilvonen, I., Jussila, J., Kukko, M., Kärkkäinen, H. , Lönnqvist, A., Myllärniemi, J., Pekkola, S., Virtanen, P.,Vuori, V., Yliniemi, T..(2013) Tietojohtaminen. Tampereen teknillinen yliopisto. Juvenes Print. ISBN 978-952-15-3058-6 (PDF). 2013
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The Knowledge Sources, Modified from Bose (2003), Expert Systems with Applications 24, 59-71, www.elsevier.com (2002)
Documents Knowledge Warehouse
Applications Best Practices Discussion
Patient Admissions Client and Patient Records
Knowledge Acquisition and Analysis, Clinical, Financial & Administrative
Procedure and Care Management
Cost Management
Invoicing and Payment Clinical Log Decision Support Diagnosis and tests Development
Health Admin Medical Procedures Quality AssurancePharmacy, Emergency and Care Practice
Performance Measurement
Medical Research Literature
Hospital Operations ResearchFollow-up and results reporting
Coordination of care
Drug References Home Care DevelopmentHome Care Instructions and Support
Continuous Development
Nutritional References Data and instructions Mobile Applications Supply ManagementHealth Management
Legistlative Documentation
Reporting (Legistlative)Research Co-operaration
Communities and Peer Groups
The Knowledge Sources in Learning Loop, Example in Health Care
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Example of using Example of using Knowledge Management Knowledge Management
in Health Carein Health Care• Studied current state• Simulated patient visit process• Created new process
– Tao Wang , Alain Guinet , Aissam Belaidi & Béatrix Besombes (2009) Modelling and simulation of emergency services with ARIS and Arena. Case study: the emergency department of Saint Joseph and Saint Luc Hospital,Production Planning & Control: The Management of Operations, 20:6, 484-495, DOI: 10.1080/09537280902938605
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Current state was Current state was analyzedanalyzed
Tao Wang , Alain Guinet , Aissam Belaidi & Béatrix Besombes (2009) Modelling and simulation of emergency services with ARIS and Arena
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Current processCurrent process
Tao Wang , Alain Guinet , Aissam Belaidi & Béatrix Besombes (2009) Modelling and simulation of emergency services with ARIS and Arena 02.10.2015
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New process was New process was modelledmodelled
Tao Wang , Alain Guinet , Aissam Belaidi & Béatrix Besombes (2009) Modelling and simulation of emergency services with ARIS and Arena
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Outputs from new Outputs from new processprocess
• Reduced waiting time• Doctors efficiency improvement• Quick pass path
-> Better care due to specialisation-> Happier clients with less waiting-> Less work load for doctors -> Improved efficiency
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Why to use Practice Management Why to use Practice Management System? System?
• AAHA - Future usage of Practice Management Solutions , Aug 1st 2014
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Why to use Practice Management Why to use Practice Management System? System?
• Over half of the respondents use PMS for business activities such as
- Appointment scheduling- Client reminders- Recording medical and surgical information- Billing, Cost estimates- Reviewing veterinarian performance- MarketingAAHA - Future usage of Practice Management Solutions
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Why to use Practice Management Why to use Practice Management System?System?
Less than half of the respondents reported using PMS for
• Tracking clinical inventory• Storing diagnostic images
and videos• Accommodating patient
discharge comments and client instructions
• Communicating with referring veterinarians
AAHA - Future usage of Practice Management Solutions
• Interfacing with laboratory test results and email systems
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Why to use Practice Why to use Practice Management System? Management System? Less than 50 % reported use for tracking and improving patient and population health.– improve medical care and patient safety– early identification of emerging health
problems and adverse health events– tailor medical practice to the unique individuals
or populations they serve
AAHA - Future usage of Practice Management Solutions
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Why to use Practice Why to use Practice Management System?Management System?
Practice Management is about Progressive Veterinary Services
•Development in the practical processes and quality•Improved Client and Patient care •Clinical, Managerial and Business decision support•Increase in innovation
Bose (2003), Knowledge management-enabled health care management systems: capabilities, infrastructure, and decision-support. Expert Systems with Applications 24 (2003) 59–71
van Merode, G.G., Groothuis, S., Hasman, A., 2004. Enterprise resource planning for hospitals. International Journal of Medical Informatics, 73, 493—501, Elsevier.
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How to succeed in using How to succeed in using Practice Management Practice Management
System?System?• It is important to model the processes• Continuous evaluation
-> Improved and more unified quality, -> Increase efficiency -> Helps to direct actions towards company targets
• Quiescenti, M., Bruccoleri, M., La Commare, U., Noto La Diega, S. and Perrone, G.. 2006. Business process-oriented design of Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems for small and medium enterprises. International Journal of Production Research, Vol. 44, Nos. 18–19, 3797–3811
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Who is your Client?Who is your Client?
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How important do you see the How important do you see the following functions in a Practice following functions in a Practice
Management SystemManagement SystemAppointment scheduling
Client informationPatient information
Invoicing
Digital diagnostic imaging
Human resource mgmtRooms and equipment
Medicine and supply orders
Stock mgmt
Reporting
REALLY?
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Listen to your clientListen to your client• Your Practice
Management System holds lots of information – USE IT!
• Keep your clients informed – it will help to improve their pets lives and creates trust
• Trust will bring the clients back
http://veterinarynews.dvm360.com/banfield-uncovers-gaps-preventive-care-definitions
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How to improve?How to improve?
• Communicate and demonstrate the value – at each step
• Listen to your client – help them to solve their problems
• Bond to your clients – trust, training and community
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Thank you!
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