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Kenyatta National Hospital. Leadership Development Program project. Presenters J. Kamau D. Mbatha Strathmore University. KENYATTA NATIONAL HOSPITAL PRIVATE WING. Kenyatta National Hospital. PRIVATE WING WARDS (10 TH , 9 TH , 1C). DETAILS OF FACILITY. Kenyatta National Hospital
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Kenyatta National Hospital Leadership Development Program project. Presenters J. Kamau D. Mbatha Strathmore University
KENYATTA NATIONAL HOSPITALPRIVATE WING Kenyatta National Hospital PRIVATE WING WARDS (10TH, 9TH, 1C) LOCATION- NAIROBI
DETAILS OF FACILITY Kenyatta National Hospital • Government parastatal • Under Ministry of Medical services(MOMS) • Referral and teaching Hospital • Bed capacity 1,800 v. Staff -4500 Private Wing • Is a unit of Kenyatta National Hospital • staff capacity- 375 • Bed 219 • Inpatient 2011- 5478 • Outpatient (ten months) – 5,510
Private Wing Leadership Development Team Members Mr. J. Korir Mr. J. Kamau Mr. D. Mbatha Mrs. M. Muthechi Mr. M. Mundia Dr. A. Ikol ( Not pictured)
Kenyatta National Hospital Mission To provide specialized quality health care, facilitate medical training, research and participate in national health planning and policy.
Private Wing - Vision A world class center in the provision of private care service
Measurable result Increased revenue by 50% in private wing from 34 million to 51 million by 31st Dec 2011.
Justification of Measurable result Private Wing is a venture of Kenyatta National Hospital aimed at generating revenue to sustain itself and supplement cash flow shortfalls in the hospital.
OBSTACLES & ROOT CAUSES Obstacles Root causes lack of feedback of the staff users Lack of ownership and commitment Poor communication, Long tedious processes • Unfriendly data capturing tools for services rendered • Inappropriate staff Attitude • Low customer satisfaction
Pre- Leadership Development Program situation Analysis • Revenue generated-an average of 34 million per month. • Well trained staff • 100 consultants • Non user friendly data capturing tools • Low staff morale • Lack of unity of purpose • 375 employees
Challenge How would we Increase revenue by 50% in private wing from 34 to 51 million in light of the low staff morale, inadequate/ unfriendly revenue capturing tools and low customer satisfaction?
PRIORITY ACTIONS • Reviewed of revenue capturing tools. • Sensitized staff on customer care, attitude and capturing of services rendered. • Involved of staff and other stakeholders • Re-organized service points to reduce customer movement. • Commenced individualized ordering of consumables • Mobilized resources for facility improvement
Additional achievements • Opened High Dependency Unit (HDU) services • Commenced refund of unutilized deposit through Electronic Fund transfer ( EFT) • Started 24 hours service. • Networked Admission, Finance and Pharmacy. • Commenced wheeling patients to the wards. • Installed seven (7) Computers in the wards
KEY LESSONS LEARNED • Management goodwill is of essence to achieving intended objectives • Unity is power • Involvement of others help organization achieve its goals • Ownership and commitment is rewarding • Adequate and user-friendly tools promote efficiency • Feedback is key to performance • favourable work climate leads to motivated and productive employees
Way forward • Involvement of stakeholders for continual improvement regarding revenue increase to one billion mark per year. • Ensure private wing billing, admission, pharmacy, procurement and theatre services are fully networked and automated. • Rebrand private wing in order to attract more clientele.
Personal development • Appreciation • Better supervisor • More focused • Better husband / wife/worker/ • leader.
Next measurable results • Improve customer satisfaction from 59% to 75% by December 2012. • Improve theatre utilization from current 50% to 80% December 2012.
BEFORE Former cash office Distance to cash office PHARMACY To WD 10B To WD 10 A REGISTRATION WE VALUE YOU
AFTER To Pharmacy Billing office Cashier Registration To 10 A WE VALUE YOU
Customer satisfaction Before After
Bulk ordering of stores Bulk orders - Before Individualized orders- After
Acknowledgement • The CEO Kenyatta National Hospital Richard L. Lesiyampe and Management • Senior Assistant Director Private Wing and KNH staff, • MSH management, • USAID, • Leadership Development Program facilitators and • Our families.
Thank you God bless you