Work Stream: Safety
Level: Clinicians at the point of care
Room Capacity: 100
Highly reliable care requires not only employing reliable processes, but
also a creating a system for process management that ensures that high
reliability principles are adhered to across the system. This can be
accomplished through daily huddles and other process interventions, as
well as through implementation of models that use timely data and
collective knowledge of the patient and the system to predict risk. In
this session, participants will learn how theory of management by
prediction can be applied to support organizational evolution toward
high reliability and align improvement in patient flow, patient safety,
and patient experience.
At the end of this session, participants will be able to:
- Summarize the principles of managing by prediction
- Apply the theory of management by prediction to accelerate transformation in safety and flow
- Define infrastructural and operational requirement to manage by prediction
- Describe the role of staff in huddles
Speaker:
Uma Kotagal, MBBS, MSc
Senior Vice President
Quality/Transformation and Director
Health Policy & Clinical Effectiveness
Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center
