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Quality and Performance Improvement in Healthcare: Theory, Practice, and Management Sixth Edition

Chapter 6

Communicating Performance Improvement Activities and Recommendations

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Objectives

Apply communication tools such as minutes, quarterly reports, and presentations in performance improvement processes

Recognize the key elements in a PI presentations and critique a presentation layout

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Flow of Information from Chartered PI Teams to Performance Improvement and Safety Council

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DarcyCarter (D) - This figure is being updated in the text and should be updated here to match. It is figure 6.1.

Minutes

Used to keep track of team progress and activities

CRAF method—Allows the recorder to focus only on necessary documentation

Conclusions of group discussion

Recommendations made by the committee or team

Actions that the committee, team, or individual members decide to take

Follow-up activity

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Reports

Regular reports to the organization’s PI and patient safety council

A minimum of quarterly reports should be submitted

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Storytelling

Key elements to successful storytelling:

Organization

Structure

Timeliness

Frequency

Connection

Celebration

Feedback

Methods of storytelling:

Storyboard

Power Point Presentations

Other electronic presentations

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Rules for Effective Storyboard Presentations

Map the board in advance with labels for each section.

Prepare clean boards for group presentation and display.

Keep detailed information in a team record binder for reference.

Plan the presentation to fit the size of the storyboard (36 x 48 inches is standard) and the general size of the panels.

Use large fonts (24 point or greater) so that people can read the boards from a distance.

Be creative with the use of color and other visual enhancements.

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Rules for Effective Electronic Presentations

Include headers for each section of the presentation

Ensure that the title is easy to read. Use clear and succinct wording throughout the poster.

The font should be large enough to read

Leave some space as you design your poster. Keep it neat and uncluttered.

Organize the layout well.

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Sample Storyboard Layout

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