What has Changing Lives Changed? Performance Improvement Change Programme - Sandy Cameron

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    1. Performance Improvement Sandy Cameron
    2. Change Programme Objective
      • To embed a culture of continuous improvement in all social work services
      • To improve outcomes for the people who use services
    3. History
      • Ran in parallel with 21st Century Review
      • Initial political driver was a performance framework
      • Performance improvement framework for children and families produced
      • How good is our team produced
      • Political agenda moved on to Single Outcome Agreements
      • SWIA Self evaluation Guide now published
      • Based on Performance Inspection Model
      • Supported by an e-tool
      • In all of this the aim has been to shift the focus onto outcomes and away from the tendency to focus targets on inputs and outputs.
      • Potential to develop the e-tool into a vehicle for frontline services to explore their performance as part of embedding the culture of continuous improvement.
    4. Approaches to Performance Improvement
      • The Weavers triangle.
      Aim Outcomes Activities/outputs
      • Vanguard www.systemsthinking.co.uk
      • LEAN Methodology defines customers and seeks to eliminate non value adding activities
      • CitiStat - developed in Baltimore USA
      • Uses recent operational data on key performance indicators as basis for discussion
      • Development of actionable data rather than available data
      • www.baltimorecity.gov/government/citistat/
      • Standard Life Investments - Organisational Raid
      • The Talent Agenda using Gallup Strengths Finder lists 34 talent themes listed in order for the individual
      • Employee engagement using the Gallup12
      • Used annually to measure engagement.
    5. Gallup 12
      • Do you know what is expected of you at work
      • Do you have the right equipment and materials to do your work right
      • At work do you have the opportunity to do what you do best every day?
      • In the last seven days have you received recognition or praise for doing good work/
      • Does your supervisor or someone at work seem to care about you as a person?
      • Is there someone at work who encourages your development?
      • At work do your opinions seem to count?
      • Does the mission/purpose of your organisation make you feel your job is important?
      • Are your fellow employees committed to doing quality work?
      • Do you have a best friend at work?
      • In the last 6 months has someone at work talked to you about your progress?
      • In the last year have you had opportunities to learn and grow?
      • Personalisation of staff!
    6. Next Steps
      • Embedding the culture
      • Using the tools
      • Not good enough to say we are too busy for all of this.
      • Develop the research agenda
      • Evidence based practice.
      • Prepared to think the unthinkable.
      • Performance improvement links in to the other change programmes

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