Performance Appraisal
for RMO
Nirmalendu Jena
Under the Guidance of
Dr. Sunil S Bandekar
Objective
To design and implement a
360 Degree Multisource
Appraisal System for
Performance Appraisal of
RMOs
Introduction
Performance appraisal can be described
as a systematic evaluation of
performance of several employees so
that they can understand all abilities of
a person and their development and
growth.
Importance of PA
• Goal setting and desired performance reinforcement
• Performance improvement
• Determination of training needs
• Enhancement of employee focus through promoting trust
Components of PA
Define
Expectations
Measure
and
Evaluate
Provide
Feedback
Record
Performance
Methods of PA
Traditional Method
• Ranking Method
• Grading
• Checklist method
• Graphic Scale Method
• Confidential Report
Modern Methods
• 360-degree Appraisal
• MBO
• Cost Accounting
Method
• Assessment Centers
Methods used
360 degree Feedback
Management by Objectives (MBO)
Clinical
Patient
Administration
Performance Appraisal Process
Clinical
Sr. Consultant
30%
Colleagues
10%
Nurse
10%
Self
5%
Administration
Patient
55%
30%
15%
Clinical Score Evaluation Break-up
Criteria Weightage
Patient Care 30%
Medical Knowledge 15%
Communication Skills 15%
Professionalism 20%
Responsibilty and Reliablity 20%
Administrative Score Evaluation Break-up
Criteria Weightage
Payroll 40%
Complaints 40%
Achievement and Rewards 20%
Method of Review
• Three Separate Questionnaires for each category of respondents.
• It will be filled online.
Online Questionnaire
For Clinical Staff: https://goo.gl/forms/sC21XoJUl0aUbPIF2
For Administrative Staff: https://goo.gl/forms/wMYLsJVS2QKiLSWI3
For Patients: https://goo.gl/forms/TkYDZtv7hFpjCCtE3
Preview of Data Analysis
Refer the data modeling excel sheet
Scoring system
• Each category of respondents will give their feedback about a
particular RMO.
• Example: If, 3 Peers filled the questionnaire their average score of
each sections were
1. Patient care : 80%
2. Medical Knowledge :85%
3. Professionalism :78%
4. Responsibility and reliability : 75%
5. Communication Skill : 70%
Contd.
These average scores will be multiplied by the weight-age of each
section
Review Areas Weight-age Average Scores
Given By peers
Weighted Score
Patient Care 30% 80% 24%
Medical Knowledge 15% 85% 12.75%
Responsibilities and
Reliability
15% 78% 11.75 %
Professionalism 20% 75% 15%
Communication 20% 70% 14%
Weighted score total 77.5%
Score from Peer Review
Respondents Weightage Weighted Area
scores
Final Score
Senior consultant 30%
Peers 10% 77.5% 7.75%
Self 5%
Nurses 10%
Patients 15%
Administration 30%
Scores from other 3 Clinical Staffs
• Similarly we will get average weighted score for Senior
consultant, Nurses and self.
• Lets suppose we got Average weighted scores
1. Sr. Consultant: 75%
2. Self: 92%
3. Nurses: 80.5 %
Net Score from Clinal Staffs
Respondents Weightage Weighted Area
scores
Final Score
Senior consultant 30% 75% 22.5%
Peers 10% 77.5% 7.75%
Self 5% 92% 4.6%
Nurses 10% 80.5% 8.05%
Patients 15%
Administration 30%
Score from Patients’ Review
• Let’s consider 20 patients filled the questionnaire
• We will take the average of the scores of the patients
• Suppose the average score was 83%
Score from Patients’ Review
Respondents Weightage Weighted Area
scores
Final Score
Senior consultant 30%
Peers 10%
Self 5%
Nurses 10%
Patients 15% 83% 12.45%
Administration 30%
Score from Administration
• The third review will be done by the Administration
• Suppose the Scores received by RMO are
1. Payroll 80 %
2. Complaints : 85%
3. Achievements : 60%
Weightage Distribution
• These scores will be multiplied by the weight-age of each section
Areas of review Weightage Scores received Weighted Score
Payroll 40% 80% 32 %
Complaints 40% 85% 34%
Achievements 20% 60 % 12%
Total Weighted
score
78%
Score from Administration
Respondents Weightage Weighted Area
scores
Final Score
Senior consultant 30%
Peers 10%
Self 5%
Nurses 10%
Patients 15%
Administration 30% 78% 23.4%
Calculation for Final Score
• Once we receive the weighted scores for each category of
respondents
• These scores will be again multiplied by the weightage given to
each category of respondents
Final Score
Respondents Weightage Weighted Area
scores
Final Score
Senior consultant 30% 75.0% 22.5%
Peers 10% 77.5% 7.75%
Self 5% 92.0% 4.6%
Nurses 10% 80.5% 8.05%
Patients 15% 83.0% 12.45%
Administration 30% 78.0% 23.4%
78.75%
Benefits
• Track performance more acutely
• Better feedback system
• Helps in designing Appropriate training and development model
• Transparent system
• Measure performance on monthly, quarterly, yearly basis
Performance appraisal for Resident Medical Officers in a Hospital
Performance appraisal for Resident Medical Officers in a Hospital

Performance appraisal for Resident Medical Officers in a Hospital

  • 1.
    Performance Appraisal for RMO NirmalenduJena Under the Guidance of Dr. Sunil S Bandekar
  • 2.
    Objective To design andimplement a 360 Degree Multisource Appraisal System for Performance Appraisal of RMOs
  • 3.
    Introduction Performance appraisal canbe described as a systematic evaluation of performance of several employees so that they can understand all abilities of a person and their development and growth.
  • 4.
    Importance of PA •Goal setting and desired performance reinforcement • Performance improvement • Determination of training needs • Enhancement of employee focus through promoting trust
  • 5.
  • 6.
    Methods of PA TraditionalMethod • Ranking Method • Grading • Checklist method • Graphic Scale Method • Confidential Report Modern Methods • 360-degree Appraisal • MBO • Cost Accounting Method • Assessment Centers
  • 7.
    Methods used 360 degreeFeedback Management by Objectives (MBO) Clinical Patient Administration
  • 8.
    Performance Appraisal Process Clinical Sr.Consultant 30% Colleagues 10% Nurse 10% Self 5% Administration Patient 55% 30% 15%
  • 9.
    Clinical Score EvaluationBreak-up Criteria Weightage Patient Care 30% Medical Knowledge 15% Communication Skills 15% Professionalism 20% Responsibilty and Reliablity 20%
  • 10.
    Administrative Score EvaluationBreak-up Criteria Weightage Payroll 40% Complaints 40% Achievement and Rewards 20%
  • 11.
    Method of Review •Three Separate Questionnaires for each category of respondents. • It will be filled online.
  • 12.
    Online Questionnaire For ClinicalStaff: https://goo.gl/forms/sC21XoJUl0aUbPIF2 For Administrative Staff: https://goo.gl/forms/wMYLsJVS2QKiLSWI3 For Patients: https://goo.gl/forms/TkYDZtv7hFpjCCtE3
  • 13.
    Preview of DataAnalysis Refer the data modeling excel sheet
  • 14.
    Scoring system • Eachcategory of respondents will give their feedback about a particular RMO. • Example: If, 3 Peers filled the questionnaire their average score of each sections were 1. Patient care : 80% 2. Medical Knowledge :85% 3. Professionalism :78% 4. Responsibility and reliability : 75% 5. Communication Skill : 70%
  • 15.
    Contd. These average scoreswill be multiplied by the weight-age of each section Review Areas Weight-age Average Scores Given By peers Weighted Score Patient Care 30% 80% 24% Medical Knowledge 15% 85% 12.75% Responsibilities and Reliability 15% 78% 11.75 % Professionalism 20% 75% 15% Communication 20% 70% 14% Weighted score total 77.5%
  • 16.
    Score from PeerReview Respondents Weightage Weighted Area scores Final Score Senior consultant 30% Peers 10% 77.5% 7.75% Self 5% Nurses 10% Patients 15% Administration 30%
  • 17.
    Scores from other3 Clinical Staffs • Similarly we will get average weighted score for Senior consultant, Nurses and self. • Lets suppose we got Average weighted scores 1. Sr. Consultant: 75% 2. Self: 92% 3. Nurses: 80.5 %
  • 18.
    Net Score fromClinal Staffs Respondents Weightage Weighted Area scores Final Score Senior consultant 30% 75% 22.5% Peers 10% 77.5% 7.75% Self 5% 92% 4.6% Nurses 10% 80.5% 8.05% Patients 15% Administration 30%
  • 19.
    Score from Patients’Review • Let’s consider 20 patients filled the questionnaire • We will take the average of the scores of the patients • Suppose the average score was 83%
  • 20.
    Score from Patients’Review Respondents Weightage Weighted Area scores Final Score Senior consultant 30% Peers 10% Self 5% Nurses 10% Patients 15% 83% 12.45% Administration 30%
  • 21.
    Score from Administration •The third review will be done by the Administration • Suppose the Scores received by RMO are 1. Payroll 80 % 2. Complaints : 85% 3. Achievements : 60%
  • 22.
    Weightage Distribution • Thesescores will be multiplied by the weight-age of each section Areas of review Weightage Scores received Weighted Score Payroll 40% 80% 32 % Complaints 40% 85% 34% Achievements 20% 60 % 12% Total Weighted score 78%
  • 23.
    Score from Administration RespondentsWeightage Weighted Area scores Final Score Senior consultant 30% Peers 10% Self 5% Nurses 10% Patients 15% Administration 30% 78% 23.4%
  • 24.
    Calculation for FinalScore • Once we receive the weighted scores for each category of respondents • These scores will be again multiplied by the weightage given to each category of respondents
  • 25.
    Final Score Respondents WeightageWeighted Area scores Final Score Senior consultant 30% 75.0% 22.5% Peers 10% 77.5% 7.75% Self 5% 92.0% 4.6% Nurses 10% 80.5% 8.05% Patients 15% 83.0% 12.45% Administration 30% 78.0% 23.4% 78.75%
  • 26.
    Benefits • Track performancemore acutely • Better feedback system • Helps in designing Appropriate training and development model • Transparent system • Measure performance on monthly, quarterly, yearly basis