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Theory Of Constraints in US
Healthcare Strategy and Operations
and
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Project #1
MORE STRATEGIC THINKING NEEDED AT SERVICE LINE LEADERSHIP
Work With Operating And Medical Leadership Including COO, Senior
VPs Of Operations and VPs and CMO Of Various Service Lines* at a
Large Pediatric Health Care Provider
(* INCLUDING MEDICAL, CARDIOLOGY, SURGERY SERVICES, EMERGENCY SERVICES, TRANSPLANT
SERVICES, AUTISM, NEUROSCIENCE, ORTHOPEDIC, HEMATOLOGY AND ONCOLOGY)
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Service Line Leaders
Generic Conflict Resolution Diagram
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Solution Injections
1- PRT for BD2
2- Resolve Cloud for DD1
3- PRT for DD2
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Solution Injections
4 - PRT for CD-B1
5 NBR for CD-B2
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Solution Injections
6 - PRT for BD-C1
7 NBR for BD-C2
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Example).
Because the EHR tries to do so much, its scheduling solutions are often
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Project #2
Reduce Rescheduling of Cardiac Surgery
Increase Patient Flow Through Cardiac Intensive Care Unit
October November 2014
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Process analysis of CICU operations. Individual patient CICU and Step Down Unit stay plans mapped
onto Exepron CCPM. CICU flow Process improvement emerged. Bed capacity increased without extra
staff through better utilization.
Conflict resolution (TOC Thinking Processes) between current way of doing things and patient needs.
Subordinate everything in the system to the constraint: CICU beds.
Pilot individual patient treatment plans in CICU on Exepron CCPM multi-project management.
Partial screenshot of internal report forwarded by customer and received December 2014:
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Patient
Name
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Key learnings:
Surgery rescheduling problem solved through emerging process improvement CICU bed utilization from
pilot implementation.
Staff time critical. Resistance to CCPM Software from need to update so many tasks internally.
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Project #3
LONG WAIT LINES AT AUTISM CENTER
October 2014 August 2015
Work With Operating And Medical Leadership to Resolve Intake Problem
Implement Patient Focused, Clinically Led, Throughput Based
Intake and Trhoughput Strategy
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School
Family
INTAKE
Psychology
Developmental Pediatrics
Psychiatry
PNC
PCP
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Research
Evaluation
January 2015
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TOC TP WORKSHOP WITH 45 LEADERS
RESULT: Total 111 Ds
(Discomforts, Dilemmas, Difficulties and Doubts)
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16 Related to Intake
27 Related to Process Approach versus Project View
12 Related to Strategy Implementation versus Operations Needs
27 Related to Silos Culture
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Silos 3/27
(Clinical/Research/
Admin/Operations/
Finance)
HR/
People
0/9
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Regs.
2/7
IS&T
Intake 6/7 Strategy
Value
16
3/12
/ Cost
6/7
Project/Process
13/27
46/111 Ds
RELATE TO INTAKE
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Subject
From
To
Diagnostic Capacity
Provider Discretion
Individual
Global
Patient Throughput
# of Patients Served
# of Patients Transitioned to
Treatment or Community
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Classify
Patients by
Protocol and
Level, PNC
Diagnosis,
and Design
Care Plan
(CCPM)
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IPS
IPS
Epic/Emric/Excel/Others
Replenishment
Exepron/Excel/Epic
Critical Chain
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23rd
Epic/Emric/Excel/Others
Drum-Buffer
Rope
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Standby
Wait List
D
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PT-12
PT-11 PT-10
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PT-9
PT-8
PT-7
PT-6 PT-5
PT-4of thePT-3
PT-2 PT-1
PreTest
23rd International
Conference
TOC Practitioners
Alliance
- TOCPA
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Project #4
Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU)
October 2015 March 2016 (Ongoing)
Highly Variable Demand for Neonatal Care for Premature Babies
(23-36 weeks of gestation). 64 Bed Capacity, organized in 8 Care
pods sometimes needing to care for demand surges of more than 70
Premature Babies, with varying Medical Needs. Forward Looking,
Clinically Led, Patient Centered Neonatal Intensive
Care Management is Needed
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During 2015 we continued work using Exepron to manage patient care treatment plans at customers.
in January 2016, we were asked to pilot Care Management with Exepron at a 64 bed Neonatal
Intensive Care Unit (NICU).
Customer requested as much simplicity as possible. To minimize staff time needed during the pilot at
the outset, plan just one task per project (NICU bed stay). Include ATU (Automated Task Updating).
For healthy babies, there is less variability in length of stay compared with the previous CICU case. The
one task should be planned to work with almost with no buffer. This means that almost all Care
Management projects at the NICU start in the Red Zone and with an Early Warning in black. This
represents no risk to the baby, just to the scheduled discharge date.
Stays are planned using Experience Based Averages (Current rule of thumb). The intent is to prepare
over time a statistically validated database using the Exepron generated information for future data
based decision making in Care Management.
An expected final conclusion is that we may be able to economically justify seeing mothers at risk for
free in order to delay premature births. Depending on the case, a one-week delay in a premature
birth can shorten the ICU stays by two or more weeks, increasing the chance of a better outcome
while increasing NICU Capacity.
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Resources Required Over Time
to Serve Patient Care Management Plan
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Details on
each baby
within
individual
treatment
plan
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Project #4:
NICU Implementation (2)
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Next Steps:
Continued development of pilot at Erlanger Childrens Hospital
Incorporate doctors, charge nurses and others into use of and input to Care
Management tool (Exepron). Analyze customizing tool for Healthcare.
Develop and use special portfolios by NICU pods, patient conditions, etc.
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Bill has been associated with the CocaCola system for more than 45 years, as
an international executive and also as a
consultant, living in six countries and
executing projects in more than 30. Bill
was on the TOCICO Board of Directors
for seven years and was the 2011-2012
Chairman
of
the
Board
of
this
organization.
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bill@taylors-oc.com
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