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This document discusses quality improvement in health services. It defines quality as the set of attributes and characteristics of services that satisfy needs. Quality improvement frameworks are presented, including the Donabedian model of structure, process, and outcomes. Key factors for quality reproductive health programs are identified as health workers, supply of drugs/contraceptives, training, supervision, method mix, and accessibility. The document outlines various quality assurance and improvement processes like identifying problem areas, data collection, intervention planning, and customer-focused improvement approaches.
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3:国家专业人才认证中心颁发入库证书
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- 1. MUNICIPAL CORPORATION OF DELHI (HEALTH DEPARTMENT) “QUALITY IMPROVEMENT IN HEALTH SERVICES ” DR.P.P.SINGH Ex Medical Superintendent HRH & SDN Hospital Delhi Ex. DIRECTOR PROJECT IPPVIII- DELHI
- 2. MEANNING OF QUALITY •QUALITY IS A SET OF ATTRIBUTE OF SERVICES. •TOTALITY OF FEATURES AND CHARACTRESTICS OF SERVICES THAT BEAR ON ITS ABILITY TO SATISFY GIVEN NEEDS. •PROPER PERFORMANCE OF INTERVENTIONS THAT ARE KNOWN TO BE SAFE, AFFORDABLE TO SOCIETY AND HAVE ABILITY TO PRODUCE IMPACT ON MORBIDITY ,MORTALITY, DISABILITY AND MALNUTRITION.
- 3. WHY QUALITY.? TO ENHANCE UTILISATION OF HEALTH SERVICES TO THE OPTIMUM. •SUSTAINABILITY OF SERVICES. THUS FOR QUALITY , REPRODUCTIVE SERVICES HAS TO BE:- HEALTH 1 . EFFECTIVE. 2. EFFIECENT. 3. OPTIMUM. 4. IN PROPER FRAMEWORK. 5.CLIENT SATISFACTION. OUTCOME. INTER PERSONNNAL BEHAVIOUR
- 4. MODEL OF QUALITY FRAMEWORK THERE ARE A NUMBER OF FRAMEWORKS:1 .DONABADIAN. 2 .ZUDITH. 3 .I I P F FRAME WORK. 4. I C O M FRAME WORK. 5. U N F P A FRAME WORK.
- 5. CLIENT EDUCATION ,SOCIOECONMIC ENVIORNMENT SOCIAL, POLITICAL,LEGAL. TECHNOLOGICAL MANAGEMENT FACTOR. SERVICES DELIVERY SYSTEM ORGANSATION SUFFICIENT POLICIES TRAINING TECHNOLOGICAL SIDE EFFECT/ SAFETY.
- 6. 1 . DONABEDIAN FRAME WORK. STRUCTURE PROCESS. OUT COME. 2. I I PF FRAME WORK A. CLIENTS RIGHT– Information ----RIGHT OF INFORMATION -- RIGHT OF ACCESS. --Safe Services --Privacy & confidentiality. Dignity, Comfort,& expression of Opinion. B. PROVIDERS NEEDS.-Facilitative supervision & Management --- Informative Training & development --- Supplies, Equipment & Infrastructure.. FOR F.P. METHODS (QUALITY AT EACH STEP) . Choice of methods. . Information .Technical competence .Client Provider Relation ship .continuity of care. .Appropriate Services.
- 7. World of Personnel mouth need Post exposure expected Dimension of PERCEIVED QUALITY services quality SERVICES. reliability ES<PS(QUALITY) responsive ASSURNCE Perceived EMPATHY services TANGIBLE ES=PS(SATISFACTORY) ES>PS(UNACCEPTABLE)
- 8. CUTOMER SERVICES EXPECTATIOIN MODEL ADEQUATE LEVEL OF EXPECTATION DESIRED ZONE OF TOLERANCE LOW HIGH
- 9. LEVELS OF QUALITY 1.QUALITY ASSURANCE(QA) BY MANAGEMENT LEVEL. 2. SYSTEM IMPROVEMENT 3.QUALITY IMPROVEMENT(Qi) EMPLOYER&EMPLOYEE BOTH INVOLVED 4.TOTAL QUALITY MANAGEMENT (TQM) CORPORATE THINKING.
- 10. Death Review and CPC. S Q C – in X RAY & LAB. Hospital Based Gross Death Rate, Institutional Death Rates Anesthetic Death Rates. Postoperative Mortality Rate. M M R & I M R in hospital. Caesarian Rate Post-operative Infection Rate. H A I rate. Bed Occupancy, Average of Stay., Re-admission rate Recurrence Rate, Autopsy Rate. MEDICAL AUDITS, EQUIPMENT AUDIT
- 11. HOW TO UNDERSTAND THE CLIENTS NEED/PERCEPTION 1.LISTENING,LIFE SITUATION, PREFERANCES, CHOICES 2 SURVEY&FOCUS GROUP DISCUSSIONS WITH COMMUNITY 3.OBSERVATION OF CLIENTS &FEEDBACK ABOUT SERVICES. 4 .STUDY METHODS/PROCEDURES 5 .STUDY CAUSE OF DISCONTINUATION/NON ACCEPTANCE OF SERVICES. 6 .BEING CLOSE TO CLIENTS(BEFRIEND)
- 12. QUALITY ASSURANCE PROCESS IDENTIFICATION OF PROBLEM AREA PRIORITIZATION OF PROBLEM ASSESSMENT OF QUALITY CARE ACCEPTABLE IMPLEMENTATION OF REMEDIAL ACTION NOT ACCEPTABLE IDENTIFICATION OF REMEDIAL ACTION PROBLEM ANALYSIS INVESTIGATION
- 13. QUALITY IMPROVEMENT TOOLS 1.COMPARISION WITH STANDARD AVAILABLE. 2CLIENTS FEEDBACK BY SURVEY,EXIT INTERVIEWS 3.GROUP DISCUSSION 4.FOCUS 5.OPEN DISCUSIONS ON TOPIC PLANNED 6.MYSTERY CLIENT STUDIES. OPERATION RESEARCH
- 14. PLANS FOR IMPROVEMENTS 1.BY FLOW CHART ANALYSIS 2.BY CAUSE & EFFECT CHARTS 3. SYSTEM MODEL (DONABADIAN FRAMEWORK) ELEMENTS A INPUT B. PROCESS C .OUT COME OBSERVATION CHARACTRESTICS STADERAD
- 16. INTERVENTIONS TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY A.TRAINING----I INDUCTION IIREFENCE/PERIODIC TYPE--INTER PERSONNAL --SKILL --MANAGEMENT B,PROPER REFERALS--TIMELY --SPECEFIC C.SUPERVISON----FACILITATIVE / SUPPORTIVE -CHECK LIST. D.MODEST INVOLVENT OF CLIENTS--VOICE ---CHOICE
- 17. C O P E METHOD (CLIENT ORIENTED PROVIDERS EFFECTIVE SERVICES) A.FORMATION OF COMMITTEE/TEAMS (AFTER CLIENTS ASSESSMENT) I.SELF ASSESSMENT. II.CLIENT INTERVIEWS IIICLIENT FLOW ANALYSIS IV.MEDICAL RECORD REVIEW V. ACTION PLAN. B. ACTION PLAN STATUS I.THE PROBLEMS II.THE CAUSES III.THE RECOMMENDATIONS IV. BY WHOM V.BY WHEN.
- 18. KEY SUCCESS FACTORS FOR RCH PROGRAMME 1.HEALTH WORKERS 2.TIMELY SUPPLY OF DRUGS,CONTTRACEPTIVES,VACCINE 3,TRAINING 4.SUPERVISION 5.METHOD MIX . 6.ACCESSIBILITY.
- 19. KEY INDICATORS 1. TIMELY SUBMISSION OF REPROTS. 2.ADEQUACY OF MONITORING IN THE FIELD. 3ORGANISING I. E.C ACTIVITIES. PROBLEM SOLVING &MOTIVATION SKILL.
- 20. Developing a Customer’s or Focus. Creating Staff involvement and ownership in QI Emphasis on Improving process and system rather than blaming individuals.( Environment ) Cost Consciousness and efficiency. Continuous quality improvement. Staff development and Capacity building.