01
Procedures optimizing the use of computed tomography in the emergency department.
Area
Emergency Medicine, Patient Flow, Efficiency of procedure execution
Benefits
1. Reducing waiting times in the emergency room by 15-20%
2. Reduction of legal claims
3. Compliance with WHO guidelines
02
Model of effective pain management
in the emergency department.
Area
Emergency Medicine, Staff Engagement, Efficiency of procedure execution
Benefits
1. Reduction of emergency room costs
2. Reducing waiting times in the emergency room
3. Increase in patient satisfaction
4. Improvement in staff job satisfaction
03
Copyrighted methodology for
optimizing patients' treatment pathways.
Area
Efficiency of procedure implementation, Patient flow, Staff engagement
Benefits
1. Improvement of satisfaction indicators
2. Reduction of length of stay
3. Improvement of profitability
04
Training on effective communication
for staff-to-patients and staff-to-staff.
Conflict management.
Area
Staff engagement
Benefits
1. Reduction of complaints and claims
2. Increase in engagement
3. Improvement of internal communication
05
Asset management based on
RFID technology.
Area
Asset management, Patient and staff flow, Implementation of technology
Benefits
1. Reduce CAPEX on equipment
2. Improvement of equipment capacity utilization
3. Improving compliance
4. Access control management
At the first level of change, it is crucial to understand the real needs of the patient and medical staff. For a selected case, we analyze the entire patient journey, from the moment of entry into the facility to the completion of treatment. We map processes, considering the perspectives of patients, staff, and management. Based on this data, we identify areas that require improvement and implement
the first changes that bring immediate benefits:
● Higher service quality.
● Reduction of operational costs.
● Increase in team engagement.
The key outcome is standardization, which forms the basis for the quality management system, ensuring the sustainability of changes and becoming the foundation for further improvements.
The second level applies to processes that are already standardized. It is based on a comprehensive analysis using Lean or Six Sigma methodology. We use advanced data analysis to thoroughly understand the root causes of problems and identify the best solutions. We optimize processes while considering:
● Modern technologies supporting diagnosis and treatment.
● Staff management to increase efficiency.
● Logistics and resource management, reducing waste and increasing service availability.
At this stage, healthcare facilities select targeted changes and implement technology, achieving better efficiency and patient satisfaction.
The final stage is a comprehensive transformation of processes, designed from scratch using innovative technologies and approaches. Through the "blank slate" method, we design a new healthcare system that:
● Meets the future needs of the facility and patients, and enables the use of advanced technological solutions, such as automation, predictive systems, and advanced data management.
● The foundation is a long-term strategy, ensuring scalability and lasting effects of the transformation.
This is the stage where we redefine healthcare standards, making them more efficient, intuitive, and adapted to the dynamically changing challenges.
At the first level of change, it is crucial to understand the real needs of the patient and medical staff. For a selected case, we analyze the entire patient journey, from the moment of entry into the facility to the completion of treatment. We map processes, considering the perspectives of patients, staff, and management. Based on this data, we identify areas that require improvement and implement
the first changes that bring immediate benefits:
● Higher service quality.
● Reduction of operational costs.
● Increase in team engagement.
The key outcome is standardization, which forms the basis for the quality management system, ensuring the sustainability of changes and becoming the foundation for further improvements.
The second level applies to processes that are already standardized. It is based on a comprehensive analysis using Lean or Six Sigma methodology. We use advanced data analysis to thoroughly understand the root causes of problems and identify the best solutions. We optimize processes while considering:
● Modern technologies supporting diagnosis and treatment.
● Staff management to increase efficiency.
● Logistics and resource management, reducing waste and increasing service availability.
At this stage, healthcare facilities select targeted changes and implement technology, achieving better efficiency and patient satisfaction.
The final stage is a comprehensive transformation of processes, designed from scratch using innovative technologies and approaches. Through the "blank slate" method, we design a new healthcare system that:
● Meets the future needs of the facility and patients, and enables the use of advanced technological solutions, such as automation, predictive systems, and advanced data management.
● The foundation is a long-term strategy, ensuring scalability and lasting effects of the transformation.
This is the stage where we redefine healthcare standards, making them more efficient, intuitive, and adapted to the dynamically changing challenges.
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