2010 Baldrige integrated Health Care Criteria
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4 Measurement, Analysis, and Knowledge Management
(90 pts.) The Measurement, ANALYSIS, and Knowledge Management Category examines HOW your organization selects, gathers, ANALYZES, manages, and improves its data, information, and KNOWLEDGE ASSETS and HOW it manages its information technology.
The Category also examines
HOW
your organization reviews and uses reviews to improve its
PERFORMANCE. |
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Item 4.1 - Measurement, Analysis, and
Improvement of Organizational Performance
(45 pts.)
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HOW do you MEASURE, ANALYZE, and then improve organizational PERFORMANCE? |
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Describe
HOW
your organization
MEASURES,
ANALYZES,
reviews, and improves its
PERFORMANCE
as a
HEALTH CARE
SERVICE
provider
through the use of data and information at all
LEVELS
and in all parts of your organization.
Within your response, include answers to the following questions:
4.1a.
PERFORMANCE
MEASUREMENT
(1)
HOW do
you select, collect,
ALIGN,
and
INTEGRATE
data and information for tracking daily operations and for tracking
overall organizational
PERFORMANCE,
including progress relative to
STRATEGIC
OBJECTIVES and
ACTION PLANS?
What are
your
KEY
organizational
PERFORMANCE
MEASURES,
including
KEY
short-term and longer-term financial
MEASURES?
HOW
frequently are these
MEASURES determined?
HOW do
you use these data and information to support organizational decision
making and
INNOVATION?
(2)
HOW do
you select and ensure the
EFFECTIVE
use of
KEY
COMPARATIVE
data and information to support operational and strategic decision
making and
INNOVATION?
(3)
HOW do
you keep your
PERFORMANCE
MEASUREMENT
SYSTEM
current with
HEALTH CARE
SERVICE needs and directions?
HOW do
you ensure that your
PERFORMANCE
MEASUREMENT
SYSTEM
is sensitive to rapid or unexpected organizational or external changes?
4.1b. PERFORMANCE
ANALYSIS
and Review
(1)
HOW do
you review organizational
PERFORMANCE
and
CAPABILITIES?
What
ANALYSES
do you perform to support these reviews and to ensure that conclusions
are valid?
HOW do
you use these reviews to assess organizational success,
PERFORMANCE
relative to competitors and comparable organizations, and
progress relative to
STRATEGIC
OBJECTIVES and
ACTION PLANS?
HOW do
you use these reviews to assess your organization’s ability to rapidly
respond to changing organizational needs and
CHALLENGES
in your operating environment?
4.1c.
PERFORMANCE Improvement
HOW do
you translate organizational
PERFORMANCE
review findings into priorities for continuous and
BREAKTHROUGH
IMPROVEMENT and into
OPPORTUNITIES
for
INNOVATION?
HOW
are these priorities and
OPPORTUNITIES
DEPLOYED
to work group and functional-level operations throughout your
organization to enable
EFFECTIVE
support for their decision making?
When appropriate,
HOW
are the priorities and
OPPORTUNITIES
DEPLOYED
to your suppliers,
PARTNERS,
and
COLLABORATORS
to ensure organizational
ALIGNMENT? |
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Notes:
N1.
PERFORMANCE
MEASUREMENT
(4.1a)
is used in
fact-based decision making for setting and
ALIGNING
organizational directions and resource use at the work unit,
KEY
PROCESS,
departmental,
and organizational
LEVELS.
N2.
COMPARATIVE
data and information (4.1a[2]) are obtained by
BENCHMARKING
and by seeking competitive
COMPARISONS.
“BENCHMARKING”
refers to identifying
PROCESSES
and
RESULTS
that represent best practices and
PERFORMANCE
for similar activities, inside or outside of the health care industry.
Competitive
COMPARISONS
relate your organization's
PERFORMANCE
to that of competitors and other organizations providing similar
HEALTH CARE
SERVICES.
N2.
COMPARATIVE
data and information (4.1a[2]) are obtained by
BENCHMARKING
and by seeking competitive
COMPARISONS.
“BENCHMARKING”
refers to identifying
PROCESSES
and
RESULTS
that represent best practices and
PERFORMANCE
for similar activities, inside or outside the health care industry.
Competitive
COMPARISONS
relate your organization's
PERFORMANCE
to that of competitors and other organizations providing similar
HEALTH CARE
SERVICES.
COMPARATIVE data might include data from similar organizations and
health care industry benchmarks. Such data might be derived from
surveys, published and public studies, participation in indicator
programs, or other sources. These data may be drawn from local or
national sources.
N3.
Organizational
PERFORMANCE
reviews (4.1b) should be informed by organizational
PERFORMANCE
MEASUREMENT,
PERFORMANCE
MEASURES
reported throughout your
CRITERIA Item responses, and
PERFORMANCE
MEASURES
reviewed by
SENIOR LEADERS
(1.1b[2]),
and they should be guided by the
STRATEGIC
OBJECTIVES and
ACTION PLANS
described in
Item 2.1
and
Item 2.2.
The reviews also might be informed by internal or external Baldrige
assessments.
N4.
ANALSIS
(4.1b)
includes examining
PERFORMANCE
TRENDS;
organizational, health care industry, and technology
PROJECTIONS;
and
COMPARISONS,
cause-effect relationships, and correlations.
ANALSIS
should support your
PERFORMANCE
reviews, help determine root causes, and help set priorities for
resource use. Accordingly,
ANALYSIS
draws upon all types of data:
PATIENT- and
STAKEHOLDER-related,
health care outcome, financial and market, operational, and
competitive/comparative.
N5.
The
RESULTS
of organizational
PERFORMANCE
ANALSIS
and review should contribute to your organizational strategic planning
in Category 2.
N6.
Your organizational
PERFORMANCE
RESULTS
should be reported in
Item 7.1,
Item 7.2,
Item 7.3,
Item 7.4,
Item 7.5,
and
Item 7.6. |
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For additional description of this Item, see:
4.1 Measurement, Analysis, and Improvement of Organizational
Performance Description. |
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