Business, Health

Process Redesign and Lean Thinking in Health Care

When
TBC

Mode of delivery
In-person

Duration
6 days

$2,421

^{10% alumni discount

ACHSM members receive 5% student fee discount}

Who should attend?

People, including clinicians and managers, working within the health, aged care and or disability care industries and interested in applying practical skills to process improvement in their workplace.

What you will study

To provide an understanding of lean thinking principles and process improvement in health and aged care redesign.
To develop your skills in the practical application of leanthinking to clinical or non-clinical process redesign,implementation, and evaluation.
To provide an opportunity to apply these principles in your own health and aged care environment.

What you can expect to learn

Expect a rich, interactive learning environment lead by a dynamic team. Participants will explore using practical skills that apply to problem solving in the workplace including lean thinking and design thinking.

Evolution of lean thinking in healthcare
Lean thinking principles (value, value stream, flow, pull,perfection)
Value stream mapping
Process tracking
Lean leadership, communication tools
Lean tools
Success factors
Change management
Intervention (PDSA cycles)
Problem-solving
Design thinking
Continuous improvement.

Learning outcomes

Upon completion, you will be able to:

Complete a detailed diagnostic of the current process to be redesigned using mapping and real-time observation.
Identify and use relevant lean thinking tools to analyse processes, prioritise opportunities for improvement, monitor and evaluate progress.
Organise and lead a process redesign.
Demonstrate a participative approach to process redesign through the involvement of relevant stakeholders, including clients, in various aspects of the process.
Present the result of a redesign process in verbal and written A3 report format.

Assessment

There is a required written assessment, and participation is expected by all.

Credit

You will also be awarded an official grade, which you may be able to use as credit when applying for Flinders University courses.Those who attend will receive a certificate of participation and members of ACHSM will receive 30 Maintenance of Credential (MOC) points.