This document outlines the strategic plan and action plan of CMZ Hospital to achieve full compliance with quality and performance standards from 2013 to 2015. The key initiative is the "Full Compliance with Quality and Performance Standards Program" which aims to establish an integrated system to comply with standards. The action plan includes applying for accreditation with PhilHealth and recognition levels with the Philippine Quality Award. It details the objectives, measures, resources and timelines for deployment of standards, monitoring, evaluation and continual improvement efforts over the three year period to ensure sustainable achievement of full compliance.
Justin Nurnberg is seeking a position applying over 15 years of project management and quality management experience. He has extensive experience developing and implementing quality management systems like AS9100. Nurnberg's background includes schedule management, process improvement, statistical process control, and auditing. He holds multiple certifications and has helped various organizations in Wichita improve quality and productivity.
Gina Diguglielmo has over 30 years of experience in clinical research and operations management. She has managed budgets up to $10 million and trials with over 1,300 patients. As an independent consultant, she provides expertise in areas such as project management, budgeting, and process improvement. Previously, she held director-level positions at Novartis and other large pharmaceutical companies where she led global process improvement initiatives reducing time and costs.
This document provides a summary of Maria Bloodgood's professional experience and qualifications. She has over 20 years of experience in project management roles in the pharmaceutical industry, focusing on clinical development and medical affairs. Her most recent role is as a Global Project Manager at Eurofins Central Laboratory, where she is responsible for managing projects and ensuring they are completed on time, on budget, and meeting quality standards. She has extensive experience managing clinical studies and programs across multiple therapeutic areas.
This document provides a summary of an individual's qualifications and experience in leadership, process improvement, change management, logistics, and project management. Some key highlights include over 10 years of experience in inventory and asset management, certification as a Theory of Constraints expert and Lean Six Sigma Black Belt, experience leading process improvement projects and teams, and a background in logistics and supply chain functions for the military. The individual also has a proven track record of training and coaching others in process improvement methods.
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Ola Lawson has over 15 years of experience in project management, performance monitoring, and transformation projects across various sectors including healthcare, banking, and local government. She has a strong background in Prince2 project methodology and the coordination of projects from initiation through completion on time and on budget. Her skills include financial and performance reporting, risk management, change management, and the use of software such as MS Project, Excel, and GIS tools.
This document provides guidance on understanding and implementing a balanced scorecard (BSC) for CMZ Hospital. It defines what a BSC is and the template used, which includes five perspectives: governance, service and finance; customer; process; learning and growth; and corporate social responsibility. The document outlines the BSC framework, including formulating scorecards at the corporate, unit, and individual staff levels. It provides guidance on formulating, monitoring, and reporting BSCs for the corporate/CMZ level and unit level.
Justin Nurnberg is seeking a position applying over 15 years of project management and quality management experience. He has extensive experience developing and implementing quality management systems like AS9100. Nurnberg's background includes schedule management, process improvement, statistical process control, and auditing. He holds multiple certifications and has helped various organizations in Wichita improve quality and productivity.
Gina Diguglielmo has over 30 years of experience in clinical research and operations management. She has managed budgets up to $10 million and trials with over 1,300 patients. As an independent consultant, she provides expertise in areas such as project management, budgeting, and process improvement. Previously, she held director-level positions at Novartis and other large pharmaceutical companies where she led global process improvement initiatives reducing time and costs.
This document provides a summary of Maria Bloodgood's professional experience and qualifications. She has over 20 years of experience in project management roles in the pharmaceutical industry, focusing on clinical development and medical affairs. Her most recent role is as a Global Project Manager at Eurofins Central Laboratory, where she is responsible for managing projects and ensuring they are completed on time, on budget, and meeting quality standards. She has extensive experience managing clinical studies and programs across multiple therapeutic areas.
This document provides a summary of an individual's qualifications and experience in leadership, process improvement, change management, logistics, and project management. Some key highlights include over 10 years of experience in inventory and asset management, certification as a Theory of Constraints expert and Lean Six Sigma Black Belt, experience leading process improvement projects and teams, and a background in logistics and supply chain functions for the military. The individual also has a proven track record of training and coaching others in process improvement methods.
The how of a design, for health care quality improvement, made simple, would help constructing bridges for and effectively acceptable template for a better performance.
Quality Management Health Plan is a roadmap to apply standards of health care quality improvement for health care providers. An individualized one is to be taken into consideration, cause quality isn't a fit-for-all dress, despite of having similar objectives
Ola Lawson has over 15 years of experience in project management, performance monitoring, and transformation projects across various sectors including healthcare, banking, and local government. She has a strong background in Prince2 project methodology and the coordination of projects from initiation through completion on time and on budget. Her skills include financial and performance reporting, risk management, change management, and the use of software such as MS Project, Excel, and GIS tools.
This document provides guidance on understanding and implementing a balanced scorecard (BSC) for CMZ Hospital. It defines what a BSC is and the template used, which includes five perspectives: governance, service and finance; customer; process; learning and growth; and corporate social responsibility. The document outlines the BSC framework, including formulating scorecards at the corporate, unit, and individual staff levels. It provides guidance on formulating, monitoring, and reporting BSCs for the corporate/CMZ level and unit level.
Dr. Marissa Lim outlines a customer delight program for Ciudad Medical Zamboanga that includes establishing customer feedback surveys, a customer complaints center, and customer service training for staff to achieve goals of 90% survey returns, 100% complaint resolution, and trained staff. The program aims to increase customer satisfaction, retention, and loyalty through priority service, accessible information, and timely, courteous delivery to better serve all customers including patients, families, doctors, and coworkers. Key performance indicators and an implementation plan with timelines are provided.
JCI Accreditation Status and way-forward in Saudi Arabia in 2013 by Mumtaz AhmedMumtaz Ahmed
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This document provides an overview and guide for the JCI You Mentoring Program. It outlines the program's modules focused on developing leadership skills through clarity, networking, community involvement, and communication. Key points covered include setting SMART goals, tips for successful networking, getting involved in chapter roles and events, and improving public speaking abilities through practice and preparation. Members are encouraged to complete reference materials and suggested activities to get the most from the program.
This document provides information and guidance about chapter management and planning meetings for nonprofit boards. It discusses the importance of planning meetings, outlines topics that should be discussed like objectives, threats and operational areas. It also provides tips for new board members on preparing for and participating in planning meetings. The document gives guidance on developing yearly plans and monthly reports for board members. It covers the roles of the chairman and meeting secretary, best practices for taking meeting minutes, and how to properly propose and draft motions and resolutions.
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This document discusses monitoring and evaluation (M&E) of nutrition programs during emergency situations. It covers the purpose and components of M&E, including monitoring, evaluation, inputs, processes, outputs, outcomes, and indicators. Key points include:
- Monitoring is the ongoing collection and review of program implementation data to track progress and identify needed changes, while evaluation assesses program effectiveness and impact.
- Components of M&E include inputs, processes, outputs, and outcomes at both intermediate and long-term levels.
- Indicators are variables that measure different aspects of a program and should be selected based on criteria like validity, sensitivity, and practicality of data collection.
- An M&E plan outlines the
The document discusses strategic planning processes at a university. It describes three levels of planning: 1) Strategic Directions that provide the overall thrust and goals, 2) University Wide Strategies that offer direction for key areas and inform lower level plans, and 3) Cost Centre Operational Plans that focus on specific strategies, programs and actions to achieve the higher level goals. The strategic planning cycle is integrated with budgeting, performance management, and quality improvement systems. Cost centres develop operational plans using a template that addresses objectives, strategies, actions and performance indicators for key result areas aligned with the university's mission and values.
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Final performance improvement plan for ODH. Contains the final agreed upon project purpose, scope, and detailed workplan (including major activities to be accomplished and key deliverables)
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This document provides the agenda for the eighth session of a learning collaborative. It includes time for team reports on successes, challenges, and recruitment updates. It also covers position offers, contracts, onboarding, licensing, credentialing, program evaluation, and accreditation preparation. The next session is scheduled for May 3rd. Action items include monthly reports, drafting contracts and agreements, and preparing questions for a precepting panel.
An operational plan (OP) provides the details for implementing a business plan on an annual basis, breaking down strategic goals into smaller, more manageable projects. An OP defines goals, plans activities, organizes resources, staffs roles, provides leadership, and monitors progress. It assesses human and financial capacity needs, identifies risks and mitigation strategies, and estimates the project lifespan and sustainability. Developing an effective OP requires collaboration across teams to design objectives, strategies, actions, timelines, and key performance indicators to advance organizational priorities. Regular monitoring of the OP allows for evaluation of progress and adjustment of plans over time to optimize results.
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The document outlines the strategic planning process which includes analyzing the internal and external environment, setting goals and direction, and developing strategic and operational plans. It discusses key steps like environmental scanning, defining the mission and vision, setting targets, and creating action plans with objectives, strategies, timelines and responsibilities. The planning process results in strategic and operational documents that guide implementation, and it is monitored and assessed on an ongoing basis to ensure goals are achieved.
This document summarizes the journey of improving portfolio management practices within the AZ Essentials division of AstraZeneca from 2009 to 2012. It began with identifying problems like a lack of visibility into all projects and their benefits. Early efforts involved data collection and establishing governance networks and KPIs to track improvement. Process changes included implementing portfolio prioritization and management principles. Over time, practices were embedded and roles like portfolio managers were established. The goal was to transition portfolio management to business as usual operations within each functional area through training and tools like a new data management system.
Dr. Marissa Lim outlines a customer delight program for Ciudad Medical Zamboanga that includes establishing customer feedback surveys, a customer complaints center, and customer service training for staff to achieve goals of 90% survey returns, 100% complaint resolution, and trained staff. The program aims to increase customer satisfaction, retention, and loyalty through priority service, accessible information, and timely, courteous delivery to better serve all customers including patients, families, doctors, and coworkers. Key performance indicators and an implementation plan with timelines are provided.
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The Joint Commission International (JCI) is a well know certification-body in health sector, to provide and accredit various standards of service delivery. In this presentation, author describes the situation analysis of accreditation status, in Saudi Arabia upto September, 2013, and way-forward for desired hospital setups for certification.
This document provides an overview and guide for the JCI You Mentoring Program. It outlines the program's modules focused on developing leadership skills through clarity, networking, community involvement, and communication. Key points covered include setting SMART goals, tips for successful networking, getting involved in chapter roles and events, and improving public speaking abilities through practice and preparation. Members are encouraged to complete reference materials and suggested activities to get the most from the program.
This document provides information and guidance about chapter management and planning meetings for nonprofit boards. It discusses the importance of planning meetings, outlines topics that should be discussed like objectives, threats and operational areas. It also provides tips for new board members on preparing for and participating in planning meetings. The document gives guidance on developing yearly plans and monthly reports for board members. It covers the roles of the chairman and meeting secretary, best practices for taking meeting minutes, and how to properly propose and draft motions and resolutions.
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Learn BEM fundamentals as fast as possible. What is BEM (Block, element, modifier), BEM syntax, how it works with a real example, etc.
The document discusses how personalization and dynamic content are becoming increasingly important on websites. It notes that 52% of marketers see content personalization as critical and 75% of consumers like it when brands personalize their content. However, personalization can create issues for search engine optimization as dynamic URLs and content are more difficult for search engines to index than static pages. The document provides tips for SEOs to help address these personalization and SEO challenges, such as using static URLs when possible and submitting accurate sitemaps.
David Sprague is a Senior Quality Manager for Bechtel's $30B Wheatstone LNG Project in Western Australia. He has over 25 years of experience in project and quality management, including previous roles at Raytheon Missile Systems and 20 years of service as a Master Sergeant in the US Air Force. He holds a Bachelor's degree in Business Management and an Associate's degree in Aviation Resource Management.
The document outlines an agenda and objectives for launching the implementation of Saint Anselm College's strategic plan called Vision 2015. It discusses accountability, engagement, and project management tools to coordinate execution. Key points include establishing tactical teams led by vice presidents to develop implementation plans, metrics to measure outcomes, and using tools like Gantt charts and shared drives to manage progress.
The document discusses monitoring and evaluation techniques used to improve the quality of a public health program in India called the Diabetes Educator Program from 2007-2011. It outlines the program's objectives to develop diabetes educators as a recognized health profession and increase patient self-care. A monitoring and evaluation team used evidence-based quality improvement methods like the PDCA cycle and seven step problem-solving formula. Key activities included creating a health management information system to track performance and process indicators quarterly and ensure continuous quality improvement. The program achieved positive outcomes like reduced A1C levels and improved patient self-efficacy and well-being.
This document discusses monitoring and evaluation (M&E) of nutrition programs during emergency situations. It covers the purpose and components of M&E, including monitoring, evaluation, inputs, processes, outputs, outcomes, and indicators. Key points include:
- Monitoring is the ongoing collection and review of program implementation data to track progress and identify needed changes, while evaluation assesses program effectiveness and impact.
- Components of M&E include inputs, processes, outputs, and outcomes at both intermediate and long-term levels.
- Indicators are variables that measure different aspects of a program and should be selected based on criteria like validity, sensitivity, and practicality of data collection.
- An M&E plan outlines the
The document discusses strategic planning processes at a university. It describes three levels of planning: 1) Strategic Directions that provide the overall thrust and goals, 2) University Wide Strategies that offer direction for key areas and inform lower level plans, and 3) Cost Centre Operational Plans that focus on specific strategies, programs and actions to achieve the higher level goals. The strategic planning cycle is integrated with budgeting, performance management, and quality improvement systems. Cost centres develop operational plans using a template that addresses objectives, strategies, actions and performance indicators for key result areas aligned with the university's mission and values.
FINAL _ T52-Structures And Processes To Enable Ongoing, Sustainable Cost-Redu...Bobby Olm-Shipman
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This document outlines Ujjivan Small Finance Bank's approach to strengthening environmental, social and governance (ESG) integration. It details the key activities the bank has undertaken, including a materiality assessment, benchmarking against peers, and assessments against the Dow Jones Sustainability Index and EY's Sustainable by Design framework. It establishes six pillars for the bank's ESG framework: sustainable operations, empowering communities, responsible finance, customer centricity, human capital, and effective governance. Under each pillar, focus areas and goals are defined for the short, medium and long term to guide the bank's sustainability strategy and reporting.
Final performance improvement plan for ODH. Contains the final agreed upon project purpose, scope, and detailed workplan (including major activities to be accomplished and key deliverables)
This document summarizes key concepts related to organizational direction and planning. It discusses mission statements, goals, policies, strategic planning processes, and objectives. It provides examples of mission statements and explains the differences between goals and policies. Strategic planning is depicted using Wheelen and Hunger's planning process model. The document also covers influences on strategy such as stakeholders, the external environment, SWOT analysis, and the 7S framework. Finally, it contrasts unitary and pluralistic perspectives on organizations.
This document provides the agenda for the eighth session of a learning collaborative. It includes time for team reports on successes, challenges, and recruitment updates. It also covers position offers, contracts, onboarding, licensing, credentialing, program evaluation, and accreditation preparation. The next session is scheduled for May 3rd. Action items include monthly reports, drafting contracts and agreements, and preparing questions for a precepting panel.
An operational plan (OP) provides the details for implementing a business plan on an annual basis, breaking down strategic goals into smaller, more manageable projects. An OP defines goals, plans activities, organizes resources, staffs roles, provides leadership, and monitors progress. It assesses human and financial capacity needs, identifies risks and mitigation strategies, and estimates the project lifespan and sustainability. Developing an effective OP requires collaboration across teams to design objectives, strategies, actions, timelines, and key performance indicators to advance organizational priorities. Regular monitoring of the OP allows for evaluation of progress and adjustment of plans over time to optimize results.
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This document provides an overview of monitoring and evaluation (M&E) for a nutrition program. It discusses the purpose and components of an M&E plan, including defining goals, indicators, data collection methods, roles and responsibilities, analysis plans, and reporting. Developing a comprehensive M&E plan is important to track progress, evaluate outcomes, and ensure data is used to improve program implementation and effectiveness.
The document outlines the strategic planning process which includes analyzing the internal and external environment, setting goals and direction, and developing strategic and operational plans. It discusses key steps like environmental scanning, defining the mission and vision, setting targets, and creating action plans with objectives, strategies, timelines and responsibilities. The planning process results in strategic and operational documents that guide implementation, and it is monitored and assessed on an ongoing basis to ensure goals are achieved.
This document summarizes the journey of improving portfolio management practices within the AZ Essentials division of AstraZeneca from 2009 to 2012. It began with identifying problems like a lack of visibility into all projects and their benefits. Early efforts involved data collection and establishing governance networks and KPIs to track improvement. Process changes included implementing portfolio prioritization and management principles. Over time, practices were embedded and roles like portfolio managers were established. The goal was to transition portfolio management to business as usual operations within each functional area through training and tools like a new data management system.
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The document discusses best practices in monitoring and evaluation (M&E) for health programs. It defines M&E, outlines an 8-step process for developing an M&E plan, and emphasizes using M&E for continuous program improvement. Key aspects of an M&E plan include indicators, data collection methods, targets, and an iterative cycle of data collection, analysis, and action planning. The overall goal of M&E is to enable evidence-based decision making.
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Full Compliance to Standards Presentation - SPC - 2012
1. Full Compliance with the Quality
and Performance Standards
(Local and International)
Champions:
Dr. Filipinas Rojo/Atty. Jhihann C. Hairun-Natividad
Members:
Karren Mae Masuhud; Celita P. Calma; Engr. Nicanor
Daguro; Edsel Cariz Tiu; Eileen Joy Maralli
2. CMZ Business Plan / BSC (2013-2015)
Strategic Objective
Perspective Goal (Strategic
Objective)
Tactical Objectives Key
Performance
Measure
Key Performance
Indicators (Metrics)
Champeons
Y1 Y2 Y3
Process Full
compliance
with the
quality and
performance
standards
(local and
interna-tional)
• Master Plan
• Deployment
• Evaluation /
Continual
Improve-ment
Integrated
Program /
System
F (B/E) SS
(C)
LL
(A) J.
Natividad/Dr.
F. Rojo
*F= Laying of Foundation; S = Strengthening; L = Leading the Way
**B = Beginning ; E = Expanding; C = Consistent; A = Advanced
3. CMZ Business Plan / BSC (2013-2015)
Operational Objective
Perspective Goal
(Operational
Objective)
Tactical
Objective
Key
Performance
Measures
Key Performance Indicators (Metrics) Initiatives
Programs/
Projects
Champion
s /
Coordinat
ors
Y1 Y2 Y3
Process Structured,
comprehensi
ve and
integrated
system for
full
compliance
with local
and
international
standards
Achieve
full
compliance
with the
quality
and
performan
ce
standards
(local and
internation
al)
Compliance
with
integrated
checklists –
rating scales
on quality
and
performance
standards
(local and
international)
100% 100% 100% Full
Complianc
e with
Quality
and Perfor-
mance
Standards
Program
J.
Natividad
and F.
Rojo/
C. Calma,
K.M.
Masuhud,
N. Daguro,
E. Tiu, E.J.
Maralli
4. CMZ Business Plan - List of Focused Initiatives (2013 – 2015)
Initiatives Strategic
/Operational
Objectives
Y1 (2013) Y2 (2014) Y3 (2015)
Full Compliance with
Quality and Performance
Standards Program
To make the hospital
fully compliant with
quality and
performance
standards
Accreditation Office (for
PQA and PhilHealth)
created
Center of Excellence granted
by PhilHealth in February
2013
Integrated Checklists of all
the agreed standards
(Balridge/PQA, PhilHealth,
ISO, JCI, Investors in People)
– a CMZ Handbook/Guide
formulated
Deployment Plan formulated
Monitoring Plan formulated
Evaluation and Continual
Improvement Program
formulated
Clinical pathway
implemented
Full installation of
Automated Fire Sprinkler
System
Review of Checklist on
its relevance
Revision of Checklist, if
necessary
Deployment
Monitoring and
Evaluation
Waste Management
Program – Waste
Treatment Facility
Review of Checklist on
its relevance
Revision of Checklist, if
necessary
Deployment
Monitoring and
Evaluation
5. CMZ Business Plan - Dashboard of Initiatives (2013 – 2015)
Name of Initiative Objectives
(KRAs)
Performance Measures:
Outcome /Target (KPIs)
Resources Timelines Persons-in-charge
Full Compliance
with Quality and
Performance
Standards Program
To formulate a
master design
and
development
plan on
establishing and
developing a
well-defined
integrated
system in which
all the
requirements of
the local and
international
quality and
performance
standards are
complied with.
Presence of a master
design and development
plan (MDDP) on
establishing and
developing a well-defined
integrated system in which
all the requirements of the
following local and
international quality and
performance standards are
complied with: PhilHealth
Benchbook and PQA
standards.
-Presence of a document
containing the MDDP
approved by top
management.
- Presence of an integrated
checklist on all the
requirements of the
standards
Staff
Budget
Document
March 30, 2013 Champions and
members; Dr.
Albert T. Tan
6. CMZ Business Plan - Dashboard of Initiatives (2013 – 2015)
Name of
Initiative
Objectives
(KRAs)
Performance Measures:
Outcome /Target (KPIs)
Resources Timelines Person-in-charge
Full Compliance
with Quality and
Performance
Standards
Program
To deploy the
approved master
design and
development
plan across and
at all levels in the
hospital..
Evidence of deployment of
the approved MDPP.
Presence of a deployment
plan – leadership,
communication and
education, with needed
resources and
infrastructure
Evidence of effective
deployment across and at
all levels in the hospital.
Staff
IT System
Budget
Document
April 30, 2013 Champions and
members; Dr.
Albert T. Tan
7. CMZ Business Plan - Dashboard of Initiatives (2013 – 2015)
Name of
Initiative
Objectives
(KRAs)
Performance
Measures:
Outcome /Target
(KPIs)
Resources Timelines Person-in-
charge
Full
Compliance
with Quality
and
Performance
Standards
Program
To evaluate
and
continually
improve the
master design
and
development
plan to
ensure
sustainable
achievement
of full
compliance to
the
standards.
Presence of
monitoring,
evaluation, and
continual
improvement plan on
the implementation
of the MDPP.
-Presence of
monitoring,
evaluation and
continual
improvement plan.
- Evidence of
effective
implementation of
the monitoring and
continual
improvement plan.
Staff
Budget
Document
June 30, 2013 Champions and
members; Dr.
Albert T. Tan
8. CMZ Strategic Plan (2013 to 2015)
Balanced Scorecard (2013 to 2015)
Strategic Objective + Goal + Action Plan (Initiative) + Deployment Plans
Strategic Objective for
CMZ (2013-2015)
Goal Action Plans Deployment Plans
Full compliance with
quality and performance
standards (local and
international)
There is a structured,
comprehensive and
integrated system in
which all the
requirements of agreed
local and international
quality and
performance standards
are complied with and
thereby promoting
performance excellence
for the hospital.
PhilHealth Benchbook:
Year 1 : Center of
Excellence
Philippine Quality Award:
Year 1: Recognition for
Commitment in Quality
Management
Year 2: Recognition for
Proficiency in Quality
Management
Year 3: Recognition for
Mastery in Quality
Management, even PQA
for Performance Excellence
(see Action Plan) Formulate Deployment Plan,
for approval by top
management, employing the
following steps:
Identify stakeholders of the
initiative – internal and
external stakeholders
Communicate to
stakeholders the initiative
Educate the stakeholders
about the initiative
Implement action plan of the
initiative, with resources
allocated and infrastructure
in place
Monitor, evaluate, and
undertake continual
improvement
9. Action Plan
Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Remarks with persons-
in-charge
Application for
PhilHealth Benchbook
- Re-compute scores re:
compliance
- Seek direction of the
Board if the application
is for Center of
Excellence
- Monitoring of
compliance through
Mock Survey by QC
- Review of policies and
revise according to
relevance
- Formulate and finalize
“lacking” policies
- Re-orientation
- Comply with
application process
- Prepare for PhilHealth
inspection
November 2012
December 2012
December 2012
December 2012
January 2013
January 2013
January 2013
February 2013
10. Action Plan
Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Remarks with persons-
in-charge
Planning
- Drafting of MDDP
- Finalization of MDDP
Starting on November
18, 2012
March 31, 2013
Champions, TTCP,
EXECOM, TTCP staff
members
Presence of an
integrated checklist of
all the agreed standards
- TTCP to meet to study
standards, and study
checklists of PhilHealth
Benchbook and PQA
-Integration of
standards into one
checklist/ finalization of
checklist
- draft
-final
December 2012
December 2012
January 2013
Champions, TTCP,
EXECOM, TTCP staff
members, QC
Approval by Top
Management of:
- Checklist
- MDDP
January 2013
March 2013
Creation of
Accreditation Office
March 2013
11. Action Plan
Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Remarks with persons-
in-charge
Deployment
- Presence of
Deployment Plan
- Formation of internal
training team
- Communication
- Education on
standards
- Reinforcement on
standards
April 2013
April 2013
April to May 2013
Every quarter
Every semester
Every quarter
Every semester
Every quarter
Every semester
Champions, EXECOM,
TTCP staff members,
QC, HRD
Implementation
Assistance
Starting May 2013
All year round All year round All year round
Initial Assessment 2nd
Semester
Review of MDDP,
Checklist, Deployment
Plan
Filling in the gaps
2nd
Semester
12. Action Plan
Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Remarks with persons-
in-charge
Monitoring All year round All year round All year round Champions, EXECOM,
TTCP staff members,
QC, HRD
Evaluation of
compliance and
Continual Improvement
-Identification and
training of internal
auditors
- Internal auditing
September
1st Semester
Once a year
September
Once a year
September
Once a year
Application for PQA
-Attendance at
Preparatory
Development Course
Involving more officers
and key personnel
1st
quarter
Commitment Level of
Recognition
Proficiency Level of
Recognition
Mastery Level of
Recognition
Champions, TTCP,
Execom, Board