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Measurement for Improvement

Measurement for Improvement. AIM All enrolled Ontario teams will have submitted a minimum of baseline data by September 30/06. What are we trying to accomplish?. MEASUREMENT Monthly % of teams submitting. How will we know that a change is an improvement?. CYCLE FOR LEARNING AND IMPROVEMENT

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Measurement for Improvement

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  1. Measurement for Improvement • AIM • All enrolled Ontario teams will have submitted a minimum of baseline data by September 30/06. What are we trying to accomplish? • MEASUREMENT • Monthly % of teams submitting How will we know that a change is an improvement? • CYCLE FOR LEARNING AND IMPROVEMENT • Establish contact with designated teams • Act as a resource and help them understand how to collect and submit the data • Coach teams through the change process • Initiate contacts with enrolled organizations in your LHIN • Focus on the quality improvement issues What changes can we make that will result in improvement? ACT PLAN STUDY DO Associates in Process Improvement

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