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MAjor VERC Functions. Development of Innovative Models of Care DeliveryExploring the use of engineering methods and models to enhance and design efficient and reliable healthcare delivery systems in a complex environment.Dissemination of Engineering Tools throughout Healthcare EnvironmentDevelop
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1. Veterans EngineeringResourceCenters William “Ike” Eisenhauer
2. MAjor VERC Functions Development of Innovative Models of Care Delivery
Exploring the use of engineering methods and models to enhance and design efficient and reliable healthcare delivery systems in a complex environment.
Dissemination of Engineering Tools throughout Healthcare Environment
Develop and assist in the integration and use of advanced engineering tools within healthcare delivery and supporting systems.
Develop Education and Training programs to cross-pollinate knowledge among Healthcare and Engineering professionals
Capitalize on the interrelationship with leading universities to increase the awareness challenges facing the heath care domain to the engineering profession, as well as embed then engineering mindset and perspectives.
Provide Industrial and Systems Engineering Expertise and Advice for the VHA
Be a resource to the VHA in matters related to complex system design, redesign and optimization.
Provide engineering and analytical perspectives on performance measurement and systemic impacts of innovate design patterns used in the improvement of healthcare delivery throughout the VHA.
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4. KEY UNIVERISTY PARTNERs University of Pittsburgh
Wayne State University
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
University of Iowa
University of Nebraska
North Dakota State University
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Purdue
Arizona State University
University of Michigan
Indiana University
North Eastern University
5. Program Employees National
William “Ike” Eisenhauer
Melissa Shogren
Jo Ellen Dawson
VAPHS VERC
Robert Monte
Ian Joos
Scott Moore
Matthew Jenkins
Nicholas Patich
John Hotchkiss
Keri Rodriguez
Tina Howell
Rachel Goffman
Elizabeth May
Brittany Green
John Bennett
Listing or Functional Org chart MWM VERC
Peter Woodbridge
Jennifer Wagner
Chris Masek
Lalaine Byrd
Robert Kutter
Melinda Dye
Dawn Eskau
Kimberly Floyd
Elizabeth Yearwood
Gary Keil
Patricia Tyler
Denise Johnson
Andre Arceneaux
6. Program Employees NE-VERC
Janis Hersh
Lynne Cannavo
Cliona Archambeault
Ashley Benedict
Kyaani Robinson
James Schlosser
Chiragi Shah
Jordan Soncrant
Bernie Spence
Stephanie Triplett
Vince Watts VA-CASE
Heather Woodard-Haag
Mary Sherrill
Pam Pau
Julie Morgan
Amy Vannatter-Dorr
Ed Gensert
Chris Heathcote
Eric Lammers
Balmatee Bidassie
Debi Griffth
Sai Shruthi Musunuri
Shaiju Eapen
Gail Edwards
Jeff Fahner
Valerie Curtis
Russel Jacobitz
7. Program Employees VA-CASE
Kimberly Rollins
George Pointe
Mark Miller
Ed Miech
Marianne Pilat
Christopher Tucker
Shedarra Hill
Will Jordan
John Iverson
Mike Lederle
Hakim Neemuchwala
Serge Yee
8. Program Strengths Multi-disciplinary collaboration between VA Medical Centers and academic institutions across the country
Specialize in a systems-based approach to solving complex problems
Comprised of industrial and systems engineers, improvement specialists, researchers, leaders, and academics with expertise in areas such as:
Lean and Six Sigma
Computer simulation models
Enterprise and project management
Queuing methods and models
Human factors engineering
Healthcare Process optimization
Knowledge management and education
Statistical process control
Data mining and predictive modeling
Healthcare Operations research
9. Major accomplishments MWM
Partnering with OIA to develop Field-Based Analytics [FBA]. Program launched with 12 sites selected. FBA is pivotal in VHA transformation into a data driven organization
Partnering with OCCC, OIT, and VA-CASE to develop and award PRISM contract. PRISM is foundation for VHA ISO9001 and reliability efforts
10. Major accomplishments NE-VERC
eSOP and Competencies. Brings improvements to current work of SPD, and sets stage to support longer term goals of OCCC and future technology improvements
Specialty Compass. Tool for us in the upcoming Specialty Collaborative, drawing on work from PACT compass and other areas to provide more meaningful measurements to specialty care clinicians.
11. Major accomplishments VA-CASE
Innovative of Healthcare Delivery Processes through partnerships with National Offices
Interactive Visual Navigator [IVN]
Dialysis Make/Buy Tool
Development and Diffusion of SR/Lean Professional Development Programs
Over 3500 VA Employees Trained
Numerous Training Programs at all levels
12. Major accomplishments VAPHS VERC
National Initiative to Reduce Missed Opportunities [NIRMO]
Geospatial modeling for guiding geographic and economic decisions of high relevance to VA Dialysis Population and CBO
Four Regional and One Nation Award for Healthcare Improvement work revolving around Telehealth and Cancer Care
13. Major goals for next 2-3 years Align Priorities with 10”x” Goals
Integrate "Health SysEng Approach”
Partnership Development towards a Feed-Forward Relationship
Enhance Communications of Activities
Stewards of Reliability Engineering Practice
Tailoring of Engineering Methodology and Practice in Healthcare Domain
Experts in Health Care Microsystem Simulation
Recognized Leaders in Healthcare Systems Engineering
Win the Edelman Award
14. How new alignment will benefit program Closer alignment to OCCC
Change and Sustain portions of VA-TAMMCS
Priority Identification from “Upstream QSV” pillars
Common focus on “reliability” more clear than multifaceted “quality”
Tighter Collaboration with UM to assist in efforts regarding resource utilization
Provide VERC services at a more national program level