lean score report s-select problem statement: a problem statement has the form: what is wrong where...
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LEAN SCORE Report
S-SelectPROBLEM STATEMENT:
A problem statement has the form:
WHAT is wrong
WHERE it happened
WHEN it occurred
TO WHAT EXTENT
I KNOW THAT BECAUSE…
EVENT OBJECTIVE:
Define what metrics will be used to measure success.
Hat specific outcome is desired.
TEAM MEMBERSHIP:
Select 4-8 frontline/interdisciplinary team members
E-EvaluateE-Evaluate C-Clarify C-Clarify
R-RunR-Run
O-Organize O-Organize
Validate the extent of the problem:•Interview staff/illicit feedback•Watch work (Go & See)•Root cause analysis- used to identify and prioritize all possible causes for the problem. Keep asking “why?”•Ask the 5 Why’s•Gather pertinent data: may include value stream amp, process map, pareto graph, spaghetti diagram, flow chart, layout diagram.
Organize/ list activities to be completed before the RUNPictures of Action Item Lists5 S Before and After pictures if applicable
List of improvements to be trialed.May include pictures of developed schedules, forms, etc to be trialed.Proposed Future State Process Map to be trialed.
Event objectives achieved through:
Future work includes: describe how you will sustain the process.i.e. audit schedule, monthly data evaluation, etc.
Include data and graphs depicting selected metrics from before and after the process change.
Refer to example completed LEAN SCORE report
GNCH LEAN LAB Project # 3 – “As the Tube Turns”
S -Select
PROBLEM STATEMENT: Currently there exists a large amount of variation in the time a blood sample is receipted in the lab to when it is resulted after being analyzed.
EVENT OBJECTIVE: Improve (R-R) receipt to result time for Lytes/EP, Hgb, PT & Troponin for NU 42,51,54 & ED patients
TEAM MEMBERSHIP:
Bruce Lyon Brenda Lunty
Karin Moses Susanne Hrudey
Shannon Austman Ann Arseneau
Lissette Guajardo Sherry Ramsaran
Charlene Kerr Carol Mikulin
LAB CART
FREEZER
Printe
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Printer
STAT Log Sheets
LAB CART
Lab Tray Lab Tray
Mai
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es
Paper Cutter
Main Accessioning
Computer
Data Entry A
Reqs/
Filing
Emergency
Phone
Reqs for RT to
run – ICa
Specimen
Receiving
Window
FAX
Machine
Main
Printer
Storage (Bags, Staplers,
Stickers)
Sink
TO CORE LAB
Label
Printer
Rack
Storage
(Blood Band
Supplies)
CottonBalls
Label
Printer
Data Entry BReferral
Bin
Main Bench & Labeling Station
Evenings/Nights
Referrals
Centrifuge
Bin
ER Lift
White Board
U-Shaped Cell Design
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LEAN LAB Project #3
COAG
BrendaKarin
HEMATOLOGY
CHEMISTRY
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-In Bucket-Balance Tube-Stat rack-Spun Sample rack
Co
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Bin
Bookshelf
Cold Spin 2 3 4
Plasma Thaw
Centrifuges STAT Spin
Bins
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STAT Spin
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BLOOD BANK
R-RunR-Run
C-ClarifyC-Clarify
Receive samples from Units and Lab Assists
Data Entry/ Sort/ Barcode Label Specimens
CentrifugeAlliquot if needed
Deliver specimens to benches
Receive phone callsAnswer Questions
Add OnsRespins for off Line
Hospital Bench(PreAnalytics)
Pull Received List & Edit (CT 20 min)Pull Collection List & Labels @ 0300h
(CT 5 min)Sort Collection List in Piles (CT 15-30
min)
Prepare Collection
Lists
X Reference Unit Collection Log (CT
5 min)Collect Specimens
Until Done or Coffee (CT 60-120
min)
Check Schedule (CT 2 min)
Pick up Assigned Pile (CT 1 min)
Prioritize Collections (CT 2-
5 min)Set up Collection
Tray/ Cart (CT 2-5 min)
Collect Specimen
Prepare for Specimen Collection
Call Porter for STATS &
specimens (??)Return to LAB with Collected
Specimens (CT 2-5 min)
(CT 1-2 min)(CT 10 min/batch)
75% MLA’s25% Lab
Tech’s(CT 2-5
min)
(CT 1 min)
DeliverSpecimen
LABELCLVS or
REISORT
(CT 1 min)(CT 15 min)(CT 1min)
DELIVER to
Centrifuge
Specimen Loading/ Spinning
Deliver to Testing
Bench
Customer ServiceInventory
GNCH Pre-Analytical Current State Hospital BenchWaste Identification/ Areas of Improvement
InventoryInventoryInventory Inventory
5 ‘SFlow
Improvements
Roles and Responsibilities
Decrease Batching of Specimens
Balance Workload
Customer Demand: 0600h-0900h180 min/135 collections
Takt Time: 1.3 min
CT 30-55 min CT 7-13 min CT 65-125 min) CT 2-5 min CT 2-5 min CT 10 min CT 1 min CT 1min CT 15 min CT 1 min
Priority and Stat blood samples for inpatients are mixed with Routine samples until they reach the MSR bench.
Layout
AREA OF IMPROVEMENT
O-OrganizeO-Organize
E-EvaluateE-Evaluate
Removal of 32 SOP binders
Reorganization of special bench & supplies
Reorganization of Blood Bank bench
Creation of U shaped cell design for data ‘A’ bench
Removal of 32 SOP binders
Reorganization of special bench & supplies
Reorganization of Blood Bank bench
Creation of U shaped cell design for data ‘A’ bench
Currently, lab staff have undefined orundesignated roles and responsibilities for handling & delivering blood samples to the centrifuges and/or testing benches.
Currently, lab staff have undefined orundesignated roles and responsibilities for handling & delivering blood samples to the centrifuges and/or testing benches.
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FLOW IMPROVEMENTSCreated a ‘SPIN’ bench- improved internal flowStat spin moved to Chem bench- reduced lead time for (+)TroponinsVisual cue- centrifuges visible by MLT’sDeveloped roles and responsibilities for blood sample handling- decreased motion
FLOW IMPROVEMENTSCreated a ‘SPIN’ bench- improved internal flowStat spin moved to Chem bench- reduced lead time for (+)TroponinsVisual cue- centrifuges visible by MLT’sDeveloped roles and responsibilities for blood sample handling- decreased motion
Event objectives achieved through: Developed SOP’s. Improved (R-R) time for specific NU. Improved specimen flow to the core lab. Visual cues and organization of cell groups improved lab flow.
Future work includes: Monitor process to ensure changes in work flow are built into daily work, maintained and sustained. Evaluate ongoing data.
Event objectives achieved through: Developed SOP’s. Improved (R-R) time for specific NU. Improved specimen flow to the core lab. Visual cues and organization of cell groups improved lab flow.
Future work includes: Monitor process to ensure changes in work flow are built into daily work, maintained and sustained. Evaluate ongoing data.
PTCollect to
Receipt Time (Median Minutes)
Collect to Result Time
(Median Minutes)
Receipt to Result Time
(Median Minutes)
25July 2010 26.5 60 29
August 2010 23 55 29September 2010 23 59 30
October 2010 24 57 29November 2010 21.5 53 28December 2010 23 52 27
GNCH 2010-2011 90% Median Lab Turnaround Times (0600-0900) Units 42, 51, 54, Emergency and
Emergency In-Patients by Test
GOAL:
LEAN SCORE Report
S-SelectPROBLEM STATEMENT:
EVENT OBJECTIVE:
TEAM MEMBERSHIP:
E-EvaluateE-Evaluate C-Clarify C-Clarify
R-RunR-Run
O-Organize O-Organize
Event objectives achieved through:
Future work includes: