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Enhancing Healthcare Efficiency: Visual Control and Communication Strategies

Join industry experts Duke Rohe from M.D. Anderson Cancer Center and Rena Sebesta from St. Luke’s Episcopal Hospital as they explore innovative solutions to streamline operations and improve patient care in healthcare settings. Learn about Visual Control methods, including how to manage clutter, establish effective communication, and integrate instructions seamlessly into workflows. The presentation will cover practical tools like Red Tag holding areas, Grid Walls, and indoor exercise room concepts that foster a culture of shared leadership and engagement, ultimately leading to enhanced organizational efficiency and patient outcomes.

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Enhancing Healthcare Efficiency: Visual Control and Communication Strategies

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  1. A few presenters today Duke Rohe, M.D. Anderson Cancer Center Rena Sebesta, RN St. Luke’s Episcopal Hospital

  2. Only 100 Companies Get These

  3. What does this convey?

  4. And this?

  5. And this ?

  6. Clutter, clutter

  7. Need a 3-year supply?

  8. PHD…piled higher and deeper

  9. Many, many opportunity for improvement

  10. Visual Control • Is that control which allows anyone, even someone with little knowledge of the workplace, to know: • What to do • How to do it • What happens next • Ideally, the instruction is integrated in the action itself

  11. Red Tag holding area

  12. Red Tag- Is it needed?- Is it needed here?- In this quantity?- Place in a holding area- Make them make a case to put back in the workplace

  13. Scrub attire past this point

  14. OR sorting equipment

  15. An idea in the making

  16. Who do you want?

  17. Communication Wall

  18. Don’t you even think about parking it here !

  19. Better than looking in a paper towel holder

  20. Communicating Shared Leadership

  21. Need a job ?

  22. Where’s the best place for instructions?

  23. The way it should be

  24. Grid Wall – concept from the fashion industry

  25. What’s happening

  26. The power of a color

  27. Visual workstations

  28. Who’s on first?

  29. Indoor exercise room

  30. The NextGenerationWorkstation

  31. Down come the patient boards

  32. Reminders that remain in the brain

  33. Mile Marker…for a cardiovascular patient

  34. Forms R’ Us

  35. We don’t talk on cells and we don’t shoot our patients.

  36. Pick your pic

  37. A great patient idea

  38. Saved forty grand

  39. Tour of Texas

  40. A culture shift

  41. Color cool

  42. 300% more employee donations

  43. Stealth Fall Precautions

  44. Best place for a directory

  45. No Inservice Required

  46. Look like fun ?

  47. Living Wall

  48. Self-cleaning fish

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