Simplifying processes for the customers of BC Clinical and Support Service (BCCSS) team was a focal point of their value proposition. Starting with a foundation of consistent, well-documented Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) and complimenting it with sound process governance the BCCSS team set out on a province-wide service mission to reduce risk, control cost and increase predictability. In the highly regulated healthcare industry, one that is experiencing significant business environment change, the need for efficiently managing and maintaining SOPs and process details is not only mission critical but also helps to drive process improvement and build employee engagement
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The key to improving shared services capacity
1. The key to
improving
shared services
capacity.
Camille Reid,
VP Financial and
Employee Services,
BC Clinical and Support
Services
2. Shared Services and Outsourcing Summit Canada
Camille Reid,VP Financial and Employee Services,
BC Clinical and Support Services
3. • About BCCSS
• Our SOP Development Journey
• Business Problems Encountered
• Business Solution (Promapp)
• Business Results
• Future Plans
AGENDA
4. Established 2015
Mandate: promote health
in the province through
coordinating, managing,
and/or providing clinical,
diagnostic and support
services to BC’s health
care system for the
benefit of all users.
BC Clinical and Support Service (BCCSS)
WHO WE ARE
5. BC HEALTH AUTHORITIES
Provincial Health Authority
Provincial Health Services
Regional Health Authorities
Fraser Health
Interior Health
Northern Health
Vancouver Coastal Health
Vancouver Island Health
6. DEC
2007
SEPT
2010
APRIL
2016
THE EVOLUTION OF BCCSS
BC Health
Authority Shared
Services Org
(SSO) established
as legal entity
SSO becomes a
division of the
Provincial Health
Services Authority
as Health Shared
Services BC
(HSSBC)
BC Gov’t establishes
BC Clinical and
Support Services
Society (BCCSS) as a
standalone
organization
7. SUPPORT SERVICES WE PROVIDE
Financial
and
Employee
Services
Supply
Chain
(Accounts
Payable)
Technology
Services Working
collaboratively
8. INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT BCCSS
• Procures over $2B in materials annually*
• Delivers over120M units of products annually
• Processes 1.24M POs and invoices annually
• Manages over 65,000 workstations/71 sites
• Supports and pays up to 51,000 employees –
gross value $98M bi-weekly
• Generates over 3.5M patient invoices - processes
4M charges – $735M annually
*Cumulative procurement savings to date $467M
10. INDUSTRY BEST PRACTICE
“SOPs reduce system variation, facilitates cross-
training, provides consistency as a platform for
high performance.”
“Clever application of standard work allows
you to have both efficiency and the flexibility
to offer unique solutions to each customer.”
11. Not only is it an industry best practice to have well
documented and maintained SOPs, but it’s good for our
business. . .
12. BC Clinical and
Support Services
Clinical
Services
Support
Services
Financial
Employee
Services
Employee
Records and
Benefits
Payroll
Revenue
Services
Supply
Chain
Technology
Services
13. 2011 2012 2015
OUR JOURNEY
SOP DEVELOPMENT EMPLOYEE RECORDS & BENEFITS (ERB)
Hundreds of processes
across three clients that
were not documented
• No standardized
processes existed
• No common place to
find SOPs once
developed
SOP Documentation
Project initiated
• Intended to increase
efficiency, quality,
accuracy &
standardization (some
funding provided)
• Created through
Microsoft Word/Visio
• Housed on SharePoint
120 SOPs finalized
• No formalized
sustainment program
14. BUSINESS PROBLEMS ENCOUNTERED
1. Diminishing returns on initial investment
2. Difficult to search and navigate
3. Unable to provide version control/document
edits
4. Lack of defined Process Governance Structure
5. Technology restrictions
6. Storage platform did not allow for collaboration
7. No way of measuring if SOPs were being used
8. Turnover was high – experienced staff were
leaving (learning was inconsistent)
15. • Lack of process clarity/shared knowledge
• Processes sitting in silos
• Staff too busy to focus on the way things are done
• Frequent blame put on systems
• Ambiguity on who is responsible – leads to
lack of accountability
NEED TO INVEST IN PROCESSES
16. Insanity: doing the same thing over and
over again and expecting different results.
—Albert Einstein
18. Negated our business problems
• Easier search capability
• Built-in version control
• Established governance structure
• Accessible on all computer platforms
• Social Media allows for collaboration and feedback
• Dashboard reports view counts and usage
• Enhances the employee training experience
WHY PROMAPP?
19. Five SOPs samples within one functional team were
selected to assess product effectiveness, feasibility and
fit on the basis of:
PROMAPP PILOT – JANUARY 2017
1
User
Experience
& Adoption
2
Technology
Integration
3
Program
Governance
4
Sustainment
26. TARGETED KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS
1
2
3
4
5
100% ability to access new technology & locate
5 Piloted SOPs for all Pilot Participants
10% increase in quality of documented SOPs
20% increase in usability of the 5 pilot SOPs
10% decrease in effort to create SOPs
10% reduction in training time on 5 pilot SOPs
27. • Participants receive pre and post implementation survey
• 13 questions: SOP usability, training, access, quality
• Survey focus
Reduction in OrientationTime
Reduction in Cross-training Time
Productivity Increase (streamlined processes)
Labour Savings (rework)
MEASUREMENT METHODOLOGY
28. KPI Target Actual
Ability to access new technology and
locate 5 piloted SOPs for all Pilot
Participants (achieved through UAT)
100% 100%
Increase in usability 20% ↑ 39% ↑
Reduction in training time 10% ↓ 28% ↓
Increase in quality of documented SOP 10% ↑ 28% ↑
Reduction in effort to create SOP 10% ↓ 28% ↓
MEASUREMENT FROM SURVEY FEEDBACK
29. • Ensure sponsorship &
prioritization – have clarity of
vision and scope
• Plan for set-up
• Designate key roles
• Ensure continued engagement &
communication
• Train – make it simple, repeatable
• Introduce network of champions
to support, train, & engage
• Celebrate and have fun!
LESSONS LEARNED
30. NEXT STEPS
1
Move all existing ERB SOPs into Promapp1
Provide demo/lessons learned and roll out
to other service lines within BCSS
2