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QI approach to EDL completion

QI approach to EDL completion. May 2012 Emma Vaux. Objectives. To identify key elements which drive EDL completion and content To identify changes likely to impact on EDL completion and content. The Improvement Guide, API.

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QI approach to EDL completion

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  1. QI approach to EDL completion May 2012 Emma Vaux

  2. Objectives • To identify key elements which drive EDL completion and content • To identify changes likely to impact on EDL completion and content

  3. The Improvement Guide, API

  4. Driver Diagrams, a useful tool to help us understand the system and the messiness of life.

  5. PURPOSE OF DRIVER DIAGRAMS Helps you to set priorities Identifying the drivers that will have the biggest impact Help organize your theories about what it takes to achieve improvement Leads you to the third question in the model for improvement – What changes can you make that will result in improvement? Helps you then understand your current level of performance on these drivers Essentially is a set of concepts – to make these concepts operational you will need to identify measures that indicate progress towards aim(s)

  6. PRIMARY DRIVERS 2 or 3 key elements that will deliver the goal or aim

  7. SECONDARY DRIVERS Processes, cultural norms or structures that contribute to the primary drivers Changing these may lead to improvement Differ in relative impact on outcome Should be necessary and sufficient to achieve goal – or why bother?

  8. Step 1 AIM • Set AIM • SMART • Example “across the Trust, to increase the proportion of completed EDLs within 24 hours prior to discharge by 75% by October 2011 so that we can increase the number of patients discharged by 10am on their discharge date, and increase our reimbursement for their admission”

  9. Step 2 • Primary drivers • Directly contribute towards our aim • Key things need to deliver to achieve aim • They are high level • Ask yourself: • If I made an improvement in this driver what would it achieve? (Would it move you closer to your aim?) • If I did all these things (all primary drivers) could anything else stop me achieving my aim? If so, you may have missed another primary driver. • You are likely to have two or four primary drivers

  10. Primary drivers Discharge decision AIM: Increase number of EDLs completed within 24 hours of discharge to enable effective discharge planning EDL Completion Pharmacy Content

  11. Step 3 • Secondary drivers are the factors contribute to the key elements • These are the areas where you can start to identify actions, interventions or change ideas that will begin to affect your primary drivers and move you towards your aim • If find it hard to understand the drivers or to think what other drivers there may be, try looking at it the other way around: • If we don’t have certain things in place, what goes wrong?

  12. Secondary Drivers Primary Drivers • Ward round times • Ward round structure • Consultant-led decision making • Elective admission- predictable • Emergency admission Discharge decision AIM: Increase number of EDLs completed within 24 hours of discharge to enable effective discharge planning • Junior doctor availability • Opportunities for completion • Time needed for completion EDL completion • TTO completion • Opening times • Ward pharmacist • portering Pharmacy Content • Information to GP • Mandatory • format • coding

  13. Step 4 • Relationship arrows • These indicate how the drivers affect one another • A secondary driver may impact on more than one primary driver • This starts to highlight the cause and effect relationships and where there may be greatest gain from improvement efforts

  14. Secondary Drivers Primary Drivers • Ward round times • Ward round structure • Consultant-led decision making • Elective admission- predictable • Emergency admission Discharge decision AIM: Increase number of EDLs completed within 24 hours of discharge to enable effective discharge planning • Junior doctor availability • Opportunities for completion • Time needed for completion EDL completion • TTO completion • Opening times • Ward pharmacist • portering Pharmacy Content • Information to GP • Mandatory • format • coding

  15. Step 5 • Priorities for action • Once you have identified your drivers you can start to identify priorities for action, interventions and change ideas • Where can you most influence your aim?

  16. Step 6 • Agree measures • You can then start to identify relevant, appropriate measures that fit each driver to show progress towards your overall aim • It may be difficult or take time to show progress in your overall aim. These measures will help demonstrate what progress is being made and can help others stay interested and motivated in your project.

  17. Secondary Drivers Step down ward Primary Drivers • Ward round times • Ward round structure • Consultant-led decision making • Elective admission- predictable • Emergency admission Sick, discharges, rest Discharge decision Nurse-led discharge AIM: Increase number of EDLs completed within 24 hours of discharge to enable effective discharge planning • Junior doctor time • Opportunities for completion EDL completion Anticipated discharge • TTO completion • Opening times • Ward pharmacist • portering Pharmacy 7 day week working Content • Information to GP • Mandatory • format • coding Pocket card guidance

  18. Driver Diagrams: Summary • Help identify the essential factors • Help you prioritise your improvement efforts • Help you define meaningful measures • Help break down a big task into manageable steps • Help communicate your aim and why you are doing certain things • Work well when you involve others in developing and sharing them

  19. Decision time! • Overall aims • QI projects to achieve this

  20. Process mapping template

  21. OVERCOMING BARRIERS - FORCE FIELD ANALYSIS What is it? Force Field Analysis is a QI tool designed to identify driving (positive) and restraining (negative) forces that support or work against the solution of an issue or problem. When the driving and restraining forces are identified, steps can be taken to reinforce the driving forces and reduce the restraining forces What does the Force Field do? Allows comparisons of the “positives” and “negatives” of a situation Enables easy comparisons Forces people to think together about all the aspects of making the desired change a permanent one Encourages people to agree about the relative priority of factors on each side of an issue Supports the honest and open reflection on the underlying root causes of a problem and ways to break down barriers

  22. FORCE FIELD ANALYSIS WORKSHEETISSUE OR PROJECT: ______________________________________ Driving Forces (+) Restraining Forces (-) • Actions to reduce the Restraining Forces:

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