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Learn how to effectively manage your time with the Baldrige Criteria, incorporating strategic planning, crisis resolution, and recognizing opportunities. Explore the impact of leadership, customer focus, knowledge management, workforce development, and process management. Discover why Baldrige is essential for organizational excellence. Contact Katie Rawls at TNCPE for more information.
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Baldrige… It’s Not Easy so…Is It Worth It?
Time Management Matrix • Crises • Deadline-driven projects • Planning • Prevention • Recognizing new opportunities • Trivia • Busy work • Some mail and calls • Interruptions • Some mail, meetings, reports from The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People by Stephen R. Covey
Time Management Matrix • Planning • Prevention • Recognizing new opportunities • Crises • Deadline-driven projects • Trivia • Busy work • Some mail and calls • Interruptions • Some mail, meetings, reports from The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People by Stephen R. Covey
Time Management Matrix • Crises • Deadline-driven projects • Planning • Prevention • Recognizing new opportunities • Interruptions • Some mail, meetings, reports • Trivia • Busy work • Some mail and calls from The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People by Stephen R. Covey
Why Baldrige? Focus on All Aspects Critical to an Organization’s Success
LEADERSHIP From Parent-Child
STRATEGIC PLANNING From Book on Shelf
CUSTOMER FOCUS From: “We know what the patient wants/needs”
KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT: From Information Silos and Confusion
WORKFORCE FOCUS From Not Asking… “our employees are happy and productive” Or are they?
MRMC Baldrige Timeline • 2005 – new CEO – TNCPE Application: Interest Level • 2006 – TNCPE Level 2 • 2007 – TNCPE Level 3 • 2008 – TNCPE Level 3 • 2009 – TNCPE Level 4 • 2010 – National Baldrige Application • 2011 – National Baldrige Application
Tennessee Center for Performance Excellence • Founded in 1993 as Tennessee Quality Award • Vision: to drive organizational excellence in Tennessee • 501(c)3 nonprofit corporation • Staffed primarily by state-wide volunteers • Funded through corporate and individualdues and award participant fees • Encourages use of the BaldrigeCriteria for Performance Excellence
Katie Rawls, President & CEO Tennessee Center for Performance Excellence 2525 Perimeter Place Drive, Suite 122 Nashville, Tennessee 37214 Phone: 615-889-8323or 800-453-6474 E-mail: contact@tncpe.org Please visit our website atwww.tncpe.org
QUESTIONS Renee M. Tew Director, Quality Improvement Maury Regional Medical Center rtew@mauryregional.com (931) 381-1111