This project showcases the development of a communication plan to implement change in the security process for a hospital and its branches in light of the recent events across the nation.
The communication plan designed in AET/560 gives a vivid description of how change agents should effectively communicate and implement a new training program.
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The communication plan designed in AET/560 gives a vivid description of how change agents should effectively communicate and implement a new training program.
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Create a communication plan for a fictitious organization to help manage communication about change for an Organizational Change Process Learning Team project. Completed as part of a graduate assignment with the University of Phoenix.
This is a communication plan explaining the organizational change for the organization in the UPOX AET 560 Organizational Change Process Learning Team project
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Chapter 4: Understanding Variation, Tools and Data Sources for CQI in Health Care
Outline
Introduction
Health Care Systems and Processes
Gaining Knowledge Through Measurement
The Critical Role of Understanding Variation
Control Charts/Process Behavior Charts
Process behavior case study
Quality Improvement Tools
Sources of Data for CQI
Conclusions
Introduction
CQI requires knowledge about the behavior of systems, which is obtained from:
Data and other sources of information
Application of tools and techniques that have been proven to be effective throughout the evolution of CQI
Robust and effective methods
Understanding variation
The goal is to gain knowledge by utilizing data to understand processes, sources of variation, and the impact of improvements.
Most important in CQI applications is the requirement to understand variability and the predictability of health care processes.
Introduction
The quality evolution from industry to health care has included the transfer and adoption of industrial statistical tools to measure quality improvement
As with CQI itself, these tools have undergone a continuous improvement process that enhances our learning about how to apply them
Our goal is not simply to learn how to use tools – but to understand the role of variation in quality improvement, and why measurement and statistical thinking are vital to quality improvement efforts
Health Care
Systems and Processes
Process Capability
Interpreting Process Requirements and Performance
Process Capability
Process capability studies are to understand the expected output of a process, or the behavior of the process
The aim is to answer the question “Is the process inherently predictable or dependable?”
To answer this question we need to know if the process is stable
There are several clear benefits of a stable process
Benefits of a Stable Process
The process has an identity (capability); it is predictable. Therefore, there is a rational basis for planning.
Costs and quality are predictable.
Productivity is at a maximum and costs at a minimum under the present system.
The effect of changes in the process can be assessed with greater speed and reliability. In an unstable process it is difficult to separate changes to the process from special causes of variation. Therefore, it is more difficult to know when a change results in improvement.
(Source: Deming , 1986)
Process Capability
By plotting the variables over time, patterns or trends in data emerge which can signal:
a problem with the process
that it is time to identify the source of the problem
that it is time to take action to resolve the problem, and to monitor the impact of the solution.
A process behavior chart is the most effective way to measure, document, analyze, and understand the capability of a process.
These will be discussed in detail later
Interpreting Process Requirements and Performance
Variation exists in every process
The key is to determine if the averag ...
Create a communication plan for a fictitious organization to help manage communication about change for an Organizational Change Process Learning Team project. Completed as part of a graduate assignment with the University of Phoenix.
This is a communication plan explaining the organizational change for the organization in the UPOX AET 560 Organizational Change Process Learning Team project
Khulisa Director Jennifer Bisgard addressed participants at the NPO Leadership Imbizo in Johannesburg about the importance of M&E for non-profit organisations. She also took part in the concluding panel discussion. The Imbizo explored strategies for NPOs to achieve greater sustainability through attracting support and investment and strengthening the capacity of leaders.
Chapter 4 Understanding Variation, Tools and Data Sources for CWilheminaRossi174
Chapter 4: Understanding Variation, Tools and Data Sources for CQI in Health Care
Outline
Introduction
Health Care Systems and Processes
Gaining Knowledge Through Measurement
The Critical Role of Understanding Variation
Control Charts/Process Behavior Charts
Process behavior case study
Quality Improvement Tools
Sources of Data for CQI
Conclusions
Introduction
CQI requires knowledge about the behavior of systems, which is obtained from:
Data and other sources of information
Application of tools and techniques that have been proven to be effective throughout the evolution of CQI
Robust and effective methods
Understanding variation
The goal is to gain knowledge by utilizing data to understand processes, sources of variation, and the impact of improvements.
Most important in CQI applications is the requirement to understand variability and the predictability of health care processes.
Introduction
The quality evolution from industry to health care has included the transfer and adoption of industrial statistical tools to measure quality improvement
As with CQI itself, these tools have undergone a continuous improvement process that enhances our learning about how to apply them
Our goal is not simply to learn how to use tools – but to understand the role of variation in quality improvement, and why measurement and statistical thinking are vital to quality improvement efforts
Health Care
Systems and Processes
Process Capability
Interpreting Process Requirements and Performance
Process Capability
Process capability studies are to understand the expected output of a process, or the behavior of the process
The aim is to answer the question “Is the process inherently predictable or dependable?”
To answer this question we need to know if the process is stable
There are several clear benefits of a stable process
Benefits of a Stable Process
The process has an identity (capability); it is predictable. Therefore, there is a rational basis for planning.
Costs and quality are predictable.
Productivity is at a maximum and costs at a minimum under the present system.
The effect of changes in the process can be assessed with greater speed and reliability. In an unstable process it is difficult to separate changes to the process from special causes of variation. Therefore, it is more difficult to know when a change results in improvement.
(Source: Deming , 1986)
Process Capability
By plotting the variables over time, patterns or trends in data emerge which can signal:
a problem with the process
that it is time to identify the source of the problem
that it is time to take action to resolve the problem, and to monitor the impact of the solution.
A process behavior chart is the most effective way to measure, document, analyze, and understand the capability of a process.
These will be discussed in detail later
Interpreting Process Requirements and Performance
Variation exists in every process
The key is to determine if the averag ...
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AET/560 communication plan
1. Serves over 400,000 patients annually in
WestTexas and New Mexico
Includes one main campus and
23 regional health centers
LevelOneTrauma Center
Considers patient and employee security
a top concern along with providing
optimal medical care
2. Launching Communication Plan
Technology Requirements
Managing Effectiveness
Feedback Process
Address Negative Responses
Impact on Organizational Change
5. Managing Communication Plan Effectiveness
Preapproval
• Gain approval
from senior
management
on desired
security
changes
Need for Change
• Explain reason
for change
security
measures and
receiving
support form
stakeholders
Midstream
Change
• Apply
feedback and
communicate
organizational
structure and
process related
to change
Confirming
Change
• Provide results
of change and
progress on
key
performance
indicators like
reduction in
security events
6. Employee Response Systems
Patient Surveys
Security Test and Simulations
Reporting and Assessment
Revision and Adjustments
Feedback Process
7. Regular Project Meetings to Address Negative Response
Engage all members in conversation through communication channels
Provide a review of proposed changes prior to implementation
Discuss the benefits of the proposed changes and data to support
Offer cross department discussion and meetings to produce collaboration
8. Increases Employee Engagement
Participation in Change Process
Reduction in Conflict
Improve Speed of Implementation
Consistency with Procedural Execution
Efficient modifications to Plan
9. UMC Change
Improved hospital security
Reduce security occurrences
Implement improved technology
Increase employee engagement
Provide a safe environment for
employees and patients
Communication Plan Support
Provide relevant data to
stakeholders
Create awareness and reduce
inconsistency
Provide method for discussion and
compromise
Create efficient flow of information
from content providers and all staff
10. References
Inter-Con Security Systems, Inc.. (2015).Technology &
Communications. Retrieved from
http://icsecurity.com/sectors/technology-and-communications
Tupper, C., Deszca, G., & Cynthia, I. (2012). Organizational Change: An
action oriented toolkit (2nd ed.). Retrieved fromThe University
of Phoenix eBook Collection database.
Editor's Notes
A communication plan is an effective tool for delivering important content to members of an organization. An effective communication plan address specific needs of the organization and manages the challenges that exist among different departments and employees. The following communication plan will address the needs related to the organizational change planned for UMC and its improvement in safety throughout its locations.
The key elements of the communication plan will include the launch of the plan, technology requirements, managing effectiveness, feedback process, addressing negative response and the impact on the organizational change.
The development of this plan will help to ensure the organization achieves its desired results and the employees and members of the organization have sufficient information to execute the corporate strategies.
The UMC organization focus is to improve the safety of its facilities by preventing security attacks through improve security measures. The plan to improve the organizations security involves several behavioral adjustments and company processes. Providing the company employees and supportive agencies with sufficient information and regular updates is vital to the success of the organization change. The communication will work to provide a streamline method for supporting all departments.
The key areas the Communication plan will focus on includes the needs such as the target audience, frequency of communication, content providers and delivery channels.
The target audience will include all security staff, training departments, and all employee personnel that works on a UMC location. Depending on the type of communication, content will need to be delivered daily, weekly, monthly, and quarterly.
Content providers will include security personnel, project coordinators, and supporting agencies in the community that may disperse information related to local events.
Appropriate delivery channels include verbal, technology based, and written content.
University Medical Center (UMC) is a public, non-profit hospital located in and owned by Lubbock County, and the many branches and offices spread across the South Plains region work together to provide optimal patient care. Therefore, it is important for the communication systems to be interconnected and provide sufficient information to meet the needs of broad communication (Inter-Con Security Systems, Inc., 2015). The support of each facility to share content and provide up to date communications will support the implementation of new security processes. An increased amount of video and audio surveillance at each of their facilities will help to provide additional eyes for security staff to respond and prevent security threats.
The phases of a communication help to define appropriate steps towards managing effectiveness. The phases include preapproval, need for change, midstream change, and confirming change (Tupper, Deszca, & Cynthia, 2012, p. 320).
UMC identified the recent security events across the nation as a motivating factor for implementing change which fulfilled the preapproval phase. Conducting research and assessing appropriate change needs help to fulfill the need for change phase. During the implementation and development of the security changes as well as communication process, UMC will continue to provide and seek feedback from patients to make the necessary adjustments. The final phase will include recognition of the reduction in security events and improved safety for employees and patients.
The feedback process of the communication plan is an important step to determine what change is working and how improvements can continue to be made. The employee response system for UMC will involve communication channels through intranet, written communcation, verbal discussions at project meetings, and other communication channels.
Conducting client surveys and regular security test and simulations will provide valuable data on the progress of security initiatives. The delivery of results form these process will keep the change top of mind for all team members and continue to reinforce the need for execution of the change procedures designed by employees and corporate leaders.
A reporting tool such as a balance scorecard will help to identify adjustments that need to be made and display areas of success.
During a process of change regular communication is vital to the success of the proposed plan. Communication to each party that is affected by the changes can help to reduce the conflict and dissatisfaction that may occur because of the implemented process. The plan for UMC will include an employee feedback line that can be communicated using the company intranet, phone, email, or discussed in project meetings. Although the negative responses may not result in change in process, it is an opportunity to address concerns and explain the reason behind the change. Increased awareness of the importance of security and the follow up on desired improvements maintains engagement among frontline team members and middle managers that often have little voice in the process. Communication between all increase engagement and reduces friction.
The effectiveness of a the communication plan for UMC will have a large influence on the effectiveness of the change plan. The delivery of information to all stakeholders plays an important role in the overall engagement of team members. In addition, the increased awareness of key performance indicators can help to reinforce behaviors while also identify additional areas of change. Regular reminders and recognition through communication channels provide people with the opportunity to gain recognition and maintain a high level of productivity. Although the plan has to be effective, the delivery through a communication plan can have a large influence on the results of the change desired.
The role of a communication plan is to support change and maintain a fluid flow of information between corporate executives designing change and frontline team members implementing change.
UMC’s desire to improve security involves the adjustment to several company policies, procedures, and employee roles. Therefore the creation of the communication plan will help the company to maintain consistency and reduce the negative responses to proposed change.
As the company continues to gather data, adjustments and improvements to the communication plan will enhance the productivity of the change and help the company to achieve its goals of improved safety.