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Presentation outline
Healthcare developments
Implementing TOCs claim: achieving a simultaneous
breakthrough in quality AND financial performance
Proving TOCs claim: results are significant
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Healthcare developments
Increasing demand
Decreasing budgets
Increasing competition
Increasing costs
Budgets
Costs (mainly staff)
Time
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Healthcare developments
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Healthcare developments
If Medical Costs keep rising and rising, then somewhere
in time there must occur a turning point where:
People cant or wont afford it anymore
AND/OR
Quality is being decreased below an acceptable level
AND/OR
Pressure on care professionals becomes unbearable
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Healthcare developments
If we really want to dispose of a sustainable healthcare
system, it must be
Affordable now and in the future
Deliver quality always to all patients
Challenging and rewarding to work in
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TOCs Claim
The underlying assumptions we use to develop and
implement TOCs claim achieving a simultaneous
breakthrough in quality and financial performance:
People are Good
Every conflict can be removed
Every situation is exceedingly simple
Every situation can be substantially improved
Everybody can live a full life
There is always a win-win solution
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TOCs Claim
1. People are Good
People tend to blame other people. Once you blame someone,
your ability to think clearly is blocked.
You will be able to refrain from blaming people when you are
convinced there is no reason to blame them.
Harmony exists in any relationship between people.
(Eli Goldratt/Lisa Lang: The Choice)
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TOCs Claim
Blame versus UDE
Blame
UnDesired Effect
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UDE vs BLAME
Nurses spend a lot
of time searching
and checking
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TOCs Claim
Invalidate faulty assumptions
Need
Manage and
decrease costs
Goal
To be a good
careprovider
now and in the
future
Need
Improve quality of
care (in all its
aspects)
Behavior
Employ less staff
and/or money
Behavior
Employ more staff
and/or money
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TOCs Claim
3. Every situation is exceedingly simple
There is nothing wrong with peoples brainpower; there is
something very wrong with peoples perception of reality.
People believe that reality is complex, therefore they are looking
for sophisticated explanations and complicated solutions.
The key is the acceptance that any real life situation, no matter
how complex it initially looks, is actually, once understood,
exceedingly simple.
(Eli Goldratt/Lisa Lang: The Choice)
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TOCs Claim
Improve flow
Home
Outpatient
clinic
Emergency
Dept
Home
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Home
Home
Social
Services
Diagnostics
Assessment
Home
Social
Services
Operating
Theatre
Home
Home
Social
Services
Nursing
Home
Clinical
Wards
Home
Home
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TOCs Claim
Apply a Buffer: medically needed recovery time
Medically Estimated
Discharge Date
Admission
OK
Register Discharge
Related Tasks
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Pay attention
Act now!
Escalate
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TOCs Claim
Which patient first?
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Which improvement first?
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TOCs Claim
4. Every situation can be substantially improved
The undesirable effects people complain about are the result of
a conflicta conflict between the parties in cases of
relationships, and an internal conflict in cases of individuals.
People, and companies, lower expectations when they use
protective mechanisms to camouflage from themselves the big
chronic problems; the problems that they already gave up on
resolving.
Those who are not prepared will be blind to the stream of
opportunities life presents them.
(Eli Goldratt/Lisa Lang: The Choice)
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TOCs Claim
The Opportunity
180
ALL WARDS.
160
600
140
500
400
120
NUMBER OF PATIENTS
300
A1
100
200
A2
A3
100
B2
80
B3
0
1
10 13 16 19 22 25 28 31 34 37 40 43 46 49 52 55
60
40
MEAN = 50/50
20
0
1
11
13
15
17
19
21
23
25
27
29
31
33
35
37
39
41
43
45
47
49
51
53
55
57
NUMBER OF DAYS
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TOCs Claim
5. Everybody can live a full life
You claim that the only things standing in the way of me
thinking clearly are some specific obstacles and practice.
Rather than leaving it to chancewhat people call good luck
chances of living a full life will be much greater if you learn to
think clearly.
Youll be able to generate, or at least to recognize, the right
opportunities and youll be better able to have more stamina to
persistently follow enough of them to fruition.
(Eli Goldratt/Lisa Lang: The Choice)
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TOCs claim
Thinking clearly
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TOCs Claim
6. There is always a win-win solution:
For every relationship there is a change that will cause the
parties to each achieve what they need from the relationship.
Compromise is the attempt to share a finite cake. Seeking a
compromise is a situation in which the more you win, the more I
lose; seeking a compromise is, by definition, a win-lose
approach.
If we want our win to be bigger we have to ensure that the
other sides win will be bigger.
(Eli Goldratt/Lisa Lang: The Choice)
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TOCs Claim
The other sides win?
Revenu
Truly
Variable
Costs
Throughput
Operating
Expenses
Net Profit
Current
200
40
160
170
-10
10%
increase
220
44
176
170
20%
increase
240
48
192
170
22
20%
increase
+ T/CU*
260
48
212
170
42
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Reduction:
28 % mean diff.
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Gijs Andrea
International House of TOC
G.Andrea@houseoftoc.com
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