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Implementation Planning Indiana MT Objectives Identify the challenges facing your organization Will TeamSTEPPS help make this better? Identify implementation plan and site Identify the team involved in change Define challenge


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Implementation Planning

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Objectives

 Identify the challenges facing your organization

 Will TeamSTEPPS help make this better?

 Identify implementation plan and site  Identify the team involved in change  Define challenge the TeamSTEPPS implementation

will address

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Shift Towards a Culture of Safety

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TeamSTEPPS Action Planning At-A-Glance

Create a Change Team 1 Define the Problem/Challenge or Opportunity for Improvement 2 3 Define the TeamSTEPPS Intervention 4 Develop Plan for Testing the Effectiveness of Your TeamSTEPPS Intervention 5 Develop Implementation Plan 6 Develop a Plan for Sustained Continuous Improvement 7 Develop a Communication Plan 8 Putting it All Together: Writing the TeamSTEPPS Action Plan 9 Review your TeamSTEPPS Action Plan with Key Personnel 10 Define the Aim(s) of your TeamSTEPPS Intervention Identify Priority Problem/ Challenge or Opportunity from Step 2 Incorporate Feedback from Key Personnel

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What is your aim?

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Step 1: Define the Main Problems, Challenges and Opportunities Reasons for Change/Data/Key Factors

Main Problems, Challenges, Opportunities

 lots of physician changeover  opportunity-acceptance of docs  lots of seasoned staff (but turnover coming!)  feel a bit isolated  More ED patients (new comm issues)  “we have already this way” syndrome  Gone from slow to fast

Reasons for Change

  • A. RCAs
  • B. Near misses
  • C. Adverse events
  • D. Patient outcomes
  • E. Complaints
  • F. FMEAs
  • G. Staff concerns

Regulatory & Guidance

  • A. JCAHO / AAAHC
  • B. National PS Goals
  • C. CMS & Other Quality Measures
  • D. NQF Safe Practices
  • E. DoD / Service-Specific

Data, Key Factors

  • A. Site Assessment
  • B. PS Culture Survey (AHRQ)
  • C. Data & Measures
  • D. S-W-O-T Analyses
  • E. Productivity
  • F. Workload
  • G. Seasonal staffing
  • H. Changing

* Leadership * Key personnel

  • I. Experience levels
  • J. Deployments
  • K. Other factors…….

Step 2: Define the Problem, Challenge, Opportunity

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Facilities where implementation will take place

Today’s Date: ___________ Facility: ________________ _______________________ _______________________ _______________________ _______________________ _______________________ Units/Service Lines

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Step 2: Guiding Coalition, Executive Sponsor and Change Team

Step 1: Create the Change Team

Choose the members: (influence/willingness) Physician(s)_____________________ Nurse(s) _____________________ Admin? ______________________ Technologist?____________________ Knowledge expert_________________ Patient Safety, Risk Manager_________ Other key person(s) _______________ Encourage the physician and nurse champions

Executive Sponsor(s):

 Dawn Scott 

Change Team Members:

 Kim  Stephanie (RN manager)  Pt safety coaches  Shelley  Wood and Lynch?  Dr. Williams 

Creating an Effective Team

Need 3 levels of expertise:

  • A. System leadership

Authority, Power Overcome barriers

  • B. Technical expertise

Clinical areas Improvement Data

  • C. Day-to-day leadership

Respected Understands processes (IHI Breakthrough Series Guide)

Executive Sponsor, Guiding Coalition

Choose the Executive Sponsor and Guiding Coalition Names:___________________

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Step 3: Define Aims of TeamSTEPPS Intervention

What will be achieved? (make this specific, measureable, realistic, time- bound) Who will be involved? When and where the change will occur?

Aims should be time-specific and measurable!

Step 3: Define Aim(s)

Exactly what you plan to achieve with intervention

Decide Change Type

Incremental change OR Transformational change

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Step 4: Design a TeamSTEPPS Intervention

 Type of Change:

 Unit(s) of focus.

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 Which TeamSTEPPS

tools/strategies

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Type of Change

Incremental Change: Targeted Intervention(s)

PDSA-- continuous improvement model Targeted change based on defined need Fewer resources required Leadership support Clinical champions Measure Selects theme-based tools/strategies such as “team events” or “communication”

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Step 5: Measures (How will you know it worked?)

Existing Measures

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New Measures

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Examples

  • Observations
  • Counts (e.g. # “Briefs”)
  • Staff Survey (pre- and post-)
  • Outcome measures: # times

staff nurses use SBAR; rate of appropriate pre-op antibiotic usage; near-miss reports

  • Patient/Staff satisfaction

Step-5: Decide Measures

Meaningful measures to test the effectiveness

  • f your intervention

(see the recommendations)

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Implementation: Action Plan

How will leadership support be gained?

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Steps 6 & 9 Action Plan

Step 6: Develop Implementation Plan

Leadership support: executive and unit Schedule training-education dates trainers, participants, logistics Consider marketing & communication Listen for input, adjust plan, customize Buy-in from key individuals Plan to engage the physicians, nurses Do baseline measures (survey, data, etc.) Create an implementation timeline

Kotter’s Change Model

  • 1. Create sense of urgency
  • 2. Build the guiding team
  • 3. Develop change vision
  • 4. Understanding / Buy-in
  • 5. Empower others
  • 6. Create short-term wins
  • 7. Don’t let up; be relentless
  • 8. Create a new culture

A Culture of Safety

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Implementation: Action Plan, cont.

How will staff be engaged?

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Steps 6 & 9 Action Plan

Step 6: Develop Implementation Plan

Leadership support: executive and unit Schedule training-education dates trainers, participants, logistics Consider marketing & communication Listen for input, adjust plan, customize Buy-in from key individuals Plan to engage the physicians, nurses Do baseline measures (survey, data, etc.) Create an implementation timeline

Kotter’s Change Model

  • 1. Create sense of urgency
  • 2. Build the guiding team
  • 3. Develop change vision
  • 4. Understanding / Buy-in
  • 5. Empower others
  • 6. Create short-term wins
  • 7. Don’t let up; be relentless
  • 8. Create a new culture

A Culture of Safety

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Implementation: Action Plan, cont.

Focus on Training Issues

How and when will baseline data be collected?

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Steps 6 & 9 Action Plan

Step 6: Develop Implementation Plan

Leadership support: executive and unit Schedule training-education dates trainers, participants, logistics Consider marketing & communication Listen for input, adjust plan, customize Buy-in from key individuals Plan to engage the physicians, nurses Do baseline measures (survey, data, etc.) Create an implementation timeline

Kotter’s Change Model

  • 1. Create sense of urgency
  • 2. Build the guiding team
  • 3. Develop change vision
  • 4. Understanding / Buy-in
  • 5. Empower others
  • 6. Create short-term wins
  • 7. Don’t let up; be relentless
  • 8. Create a new culture

A Culture of Safety

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Step 7: Sustainment Plan

Step 7: Sustainment

Coaching at unit level Role modeling Monitor Report measures Continuous improvement Integrate into practices Rewards and incentives Develop spread initiatives Best practices Leadership emphasis Celebrate short-term wins Create new champions Be innovative

How will the effort be sustained?

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Step 8: Communication Plan

Create a Communication Plan targeting major stakeholders

Consider all groups, shifts, entities (e.g., night shift)

Identify organizational and front-line leaders

Communication plan for each group: who, what, when, how (e.g., dept. meetings, grand rounds, emails, newsletters, posters

Activate change team members….state the vision

Promote spread of TeamSTEPPS

How ill the initiative be communicated?

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Step 8: Create Communication Plan

Persons and groups for support; front-line leaders, Answer: “What’s in it for me” for stakeholders Change team active in multi-channel communication

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Timeline and Milestones

Specific milestones and dates: When?

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Specific milestones and dates: When?

      Set the Stage……Decide what to do…..Make it Happen……….…Make it Stick Phase I…………….Phase II……………..Phase III

Assessment…….Planning, Training & Implementation…….Sustainment Decide Days, Weeks, Months….

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Step 10: Review TeamSTEPPS Action Plan with Key Personnel

 Who needs to review, critique

and provide input to “near- final” plan?

 Have them identify potential

problem areas and provide suggestions about priorities and solutions

 Modify the Action Plan after

sufficient input and discussion

 What one thing can you

commit to doing within NEXT WEEK?

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