6. TQM as a management philosophy
Aims to:
Customer service
Productivity
Profits
Market share
Cost
7. T.Q.M.
It is a broad management philosophy,
espousing quality and leadership
commitment, which provides the energy and
the rationale for implementation of the
process of continuous quality improvement
within the organization wide quality strategy.
13. Basic Elements of A Process
Supplier Processors Customers
Inputs Sequence of steps Output
System, Function, Process & Step
System
Function Function
Process Process Process Process
Step Step Step Step
15. Change in Emphasis
In part focus on
- What of care i.e. patient care GIVEN.
- Who of care i.e. patient care GIVER.
Concentrate on improving system & process,
most of the time:-
- The how of care patient care PROCESS
- The result of care patient care OUTCOME
16. Structure
The arrangement of parts of care system or
elements that facilitate care
e.g.
Resources
Equipment
Number of staff
Qualification of staff
Work space
17. Process
Refer to the procedures, methods, means
or sequence of steps for providing or
delivering care, producing outcomes.
- Clinical process
- Care delivery process
18. Outcome
Refers to the results of care, adverse or
beneficial e.g.
CLINICAL
- Short term
- Complication
FUNCTIONAL
- Long term health status
- Activities of daily living
PERCEIVED
Patient / family satisfaction
21. Decision Making: Traditional Model
(Data Deficient)
Intuition
Opinion
Logic Recommendations/
Rationalization Action
Rumor
Hearsay
NO DEFINED PROCESS
22. Decision Making: Q.M. Model
(Data-based)
Q. Planning Q. Improvement Q. Control
Decision Decision
Interpretation/ Proposal/
Understanding Hypothesis
Statistical
Analysis Collection
Knowledge
Data
Information Design
23. General Management Functions
Management is the sum of these
activities to improve human and material
resources toward achievement of stated
goals.
PLANNING
ORGANIZING & STAFFING
DIRECTING
COORDINATING
IMPROVING
24. Core Quality Improvement Standards
Quality leadership
Data collection for quality monitoring
Analysis of monitoring data
Quality improvement
25. Do We Need These?
Medical record
Information system
Protocol & clinical guidelines
Teaching session
Appraisal system
Review / audit of mortality & morbidity
Quality department