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Achieving Goals through Continuous Improvement Planning

Continuous improvement is vital for reaching goals by evaluating current practices, adjusting strategies, and modifying goals based on evidence. Learn to develop a cycle for continuous improvement by checking back in, adjusting strategy, modifying goals, and adapting behaviors.

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Achieving Goals through Continuous Improvement Planning

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  1. Lecturette 2 Continuous Improvement

  2. Continuous Improvement Planning The purpose of continuous improvement is to reach goals based on knowledge and understanding gained through continuous evaluation of current practice, change efforts, and influence.

  3. Developing a Continuous Improvement Cycle • Checking back in • Adjusting strategy • Modifying goals • Adapting behaviors

  4. Checking Back In • Re- visit goals • Use evidences of change to determine progress towards goals, or barriers to progress

  5. Adjusting Strategy After looking at evidence of success or challenges, target necessary changes and adjust your strategy

  6. Modifying Goals • Change is a complex task - not all outcomes can be anticipated • Goals may need to be modified as new information is uncovered

  7. Identify what activities have been successful Identify those activities that have met with resistance Revise action steps to build on successes Adapting Behaviors

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