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Miss Samah Ishtieh. 2. Introduction. Quality in healthcare:..Increasing costs of healthcare in presence of rising demands and limited resources. There is variation in quality of medical performance and outcomes in similar health organizations.. Miss Samah Ishtieh. 3. Similarities in defining qu
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1. Miss Samah Ishtieh 1 Developing & Disseminating Standard Prepared by: Miss Samah Ishtieh
28/11/2010
2. Miss Samah Ishtieh 2 Introduction Quality in healthcare:……..
Increasing costs of healthcare in presence of rising demands and limited resources.
There is variation in quality of medical performance and outcomes in similar health organizations.
3. Miss Samah Ishtieh 3 Similarities in defining quality First: Quality can be defined and measured
Second: Quality is dynamic
Third: Quality involves a competitive edge
4. Miss Samah Ishtieh 4 Quality is free. It is not a gift but it is free.
What costs money are unquality things.
All actions that involve not doing things.
5. Miss Samah Ishtieh 5 Nursing Care Standards Standard is written value statement of rules, conditions, and actions in a patient, staff member, or the system that are sanctioned ?????)) by an appropriate authority.
6. Miss Samah Ishtieh 6 Approaches to Standards/ Indicators Structure
Process
Outcome
7. Miss Samah Ishtieh 7 Structure Standards Structure standards outline the legal parameters
that govern performance expectations.
They include:
Mission
Philosophy
Goals
Policies
Job descriptions: organization/department
8. Miss Samah Ishtieh 8 Characteristics of Structural Standards If ignored or modified would put the customer, the staff or the organization at risk.
It defines the scope of authority within which the individual or group representing the organization may function.
9. Miss Samah Ishtieh 9 3. When confronted with a situation contrary to the
“rules” an individual or group must seek additional
counsel from someone in higher position of authority.
4. Variance from structure standards, should be
reported and documented.
These are the standards to which 100% compliance is
essential. Noncompliance can not be tolerated.
10. Miss Samah Ishtieh 10 5. Structural standards represent the absolutes of
behavior that can not be changed at will.
6. In defining structure standards it is important
to identify any exceptions.
11. Miss Samah Ishtieh 11 Components of Standards First: standard is written, holding staff
accountable for it.
Second: standard define a set of rules,
actions, or outcomes.
Rules constitute the structure of the service
12. Miss Samah Ishtieh 12 Actions are the process of how the service is
carried out, and outcomes define the results
of the service.
13. Miss Samah Ishtieh 13 Cont. Components of Standards Third: standards are written for consumers,
staff members, and systems.
Fourth: standards must be approved by
authority
14. Miss Samah Ishtieh 14 Indicators An indicator is a performance measure.
It is a valid and reliable quantitative process
or outcome measure related to one or more
dimensions of performance.
15. Miss Samah Ishtieh 15 Characteristics of Indicators Indicators must reliable
Indicators must be valid
Indicators must be accurate
Indicators must be specific and definite
16. Miss Samah Ishtieh 16 Cont. Characteristics of Indicators Indicators must be relevant to service, practice or governance
17. Miss Samah Ishtieh 17 Others Set goals meet needs of customers & suppliers
Develop process to produce the product features
Prove process meets quality goals during operation
18. Miss Samah Ishtieh 18