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Lean Healthcare Summit Lean Healthcare Summit Lean Practice and Value Streams Operating Theatre Utilisation discussion workshop 26 June 2007 Carol Makin Lean Practice and Value Streams Operating Theatre Utilisation discussion workshop 26 June 2007 Carol Makin

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Page 1: Lean Practice and Value Streams

Lean Healthcare Summit

Lean Healthcare Summit

Lean Practice and Value StreamsOperating Theatre Utilisation

discussion workshop 26 June 2007Carol Makin

Lean Practice and Value StreamsOperating Theatre Utilisation

discussion workshop 26 June 2007Carol Makin

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Overview of presentationOverview of presentation

• Practical approach with examples based on Clatterbridge Hospital rapid improvement workshop May 2006

• Defining our problem• Understanding our patient’s journey• Finding our green stream• Lessons learnt

• Practical approach with examples based on Clatterbridge Hospital rapid improvement workshop May 2006

• Defining our problem• Understanding our patient’s journey• Finding our green stream• Lessons learnt

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AimAim

To improve the quality of the patient’s journeyTo improve the quality of the patient’s journey

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Consider ….Consider ….Have you ever met a

surgeon who doesn’t want to operate?

How often have you met a surgeon frustrated that he can’t get his case to theatre?

Have you ever met a surgeon who doesn’t want to operate?

How often have you met a surgeon frustrated that he can’t get his case to theatre?

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Where is the problem?Where is the problem?• Porters?• Anaesthetists?• Theatre staff?• Surgeons?• Management?

• Solution?– More staff, more time,

more resources……..

• Porters?• Anaesthetists?• Theatre staff?• Surgeons?• Management?

• Solution?– More staff, more time,

more resources……..

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Value stream mapValue stream map

Get down to the shop floor and walk the walk

Get down to the shop floor and walk the walk

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Understand sequence of eventsUnderstand sequence of events

• Referral & OPA• Pre-op assessment• Admission• Theatre• Recovery & return to ward• Discharge• Follow up

• Referral & OPA• Pre-op assessment• Admission• Theatre• Recovery & return to ward• Discharge• Follow up

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The Glenday Sieve The Glenday Sieve

70%99%

50%95%

6%50%

% “task”Range

% Cumulative activity

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Clatterbridge green streamClatterbridge green stream• LA & GA cystoscopy 26%• hip/knee replacement & ‘scopes 9%• hernias & vvs 7%• lumps & bumps 4%• lower GI endoscopy 3%• carpal tunnel 3%

4.2% of procedures account for 52% of throughput

• LA & GA cystoscopy 26%• hip/knee replacement & ‘scopes 9%• hernias & vvs 7%• lumps & bumps 4%• lower GI endoscopy 3%• carpal tunnel 3%

4.2% of procedures account for 52% of throughput

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Agree green list rulesAgree green list rules• ‘Green’ or ‘green start’ lists printed on

green paper• Identify start, break and finish times• No changes to order of list• 4 weeks notice of list cancellations• Standardise equipment• Daily co-ordinators meeting

• ‘Green’ or ‘green start’ lists printed on green paper

• Identify start, break and finish times• No changes to order of list• 4 weeks notice of list cancellations• Standardise equipment• Daily co-ordinators meeting

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Orthopaedic exampleOrthopaedic example• Rules

– Tuesday all day list CGH– 4 primary knee replacements– 8.30 start in anaesthetic room, 17.00 finish– breaks and lunch to be taken flexibly to allow

continuous working – list co-ordinated by Mr Parkinson/Margaret Hill

x 4365

• Rules– Tuesday all day list CGH– 4 primary knee replacements– 8.30 start in anaesthetic room, 17.00 finish– breaks and lunch to be taken flexibly to allow

continuous working – list co-ordinated by Mr Parkinson/Margaret Hill

x 4365

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Co-ordinators meetingCo-ordinators meeting

• Identify issues disrupting flow through theatre on previous working day

• Predict and aim to prevent issues which might arise today

• Knowledge shared

• Identify issues disrupting flow through theatre on previous working day

• Predict and aim to prevent issues which might arise today

• Knowledge shared

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Results in other areasResults in other areas

• Pre-op assessment streamlined– ECGs and bloods done in department– 29% increase in same day assessment– orthopaedic pre-op review clinic transferred to ward

area

• Pre-op assessment streamlined– ECGs and bloods done in department– 29% increase in same day assessment– orthopaedic pre-op review clinic transferred to ward

area

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Day unit throughput increased by 33%Day unit throughput increased by 33%

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Day unit changesDay unit changes

• Day unit throughput increased by 33%– LAs separated from GAs– beds replaced by trolleys– in patient beds reduced– national move to increase day cases

• Day unit throughput increased by 33%– LAs separated from GAs– beds replaced by trolleys– in patient beds reduced– national move to increase day cases

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Ward changesWard changes

• In patient ward flip– 28% reduction in bed base– £147k yearly savings

• In patient ward flip– 28% reduction in bed base– £147k yearly savings

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NigglesNiggles

59 issues identified as fixable74% fixed 26% actioned

Need a mechanism to identify problemsNo problems means problemsProblems lead to opportunities

59 issues identified as fixable74% fixed 26% actioned

Need a mechanism to identify problemsNo problems means problemsProblems lead to opportunities

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ImpactImpact• Improved performance and efficiencies• Identifying and eliminating bottle necks• Improved communication between teams• Predictable scheduling and theatre lists• Highlights capability and capacity opportunities• Less firefighting, less confusion, less uncertainty• Improved morale• Do more with less

• Improved performance and efficiencies• Identifying and eliminating bottle necks• Improved communication between teams• Predictable scheduling and theatre lists• Highlights capability and capacity opportunities• Less firefighting, less confusion, less uncertainty• Improved morale• Do more with less

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Lessons learntLessons learnt

• Committed team to progress actions • All day lists need all day staff• New surgeons and new lists set up as green • Prospectively measure theatre utilisation

and publish• Work with early adopters, don’t waste time

on laggards

• Committed team to progress actions • All day lists need all day staff• New surgeons and new lists set up as green • Prospectively measure theatre utilisation

and publish• Work with early adopters, don’t waste time

on laggards

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Future?Future?

• Every member of the team valued• Annualised hours• More flexible working• Pooled waiting lists for common conditions• Less inventory on shelves• Niggles considered normal• Continuous process - never finished

• Every member of the team valued• Annualised hours• More flexible working• Pooled waiting lists for common conditions• Less inventory on shelves• Niggles considered normal• Continuous process - never finished