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Reynaldo O. Joson, MD, MHA, MHPEd, MS Surg Proponent November 11, 2007 Edited in September 21, 2013
Situational Analysis MDH, just like any organization, aims to be a learning organization. Challenge: What parameters / indicators can be used to say that MDH is a learning organization?
Situational Analysis Challenge: What parameters / indicators can be used to say that MDH is a learning organization? Attendance in conference (where there is usually no evaluation of learning)? Even if all staff are allowed to attend conference, is this a good indicator of a learning organization?
Situational Analysis
Challenge: What parameters / indicators can be used to say that MDH is a learning organization? Attendance in external formal training courses / sessions with curriculum and evaluation? More acceptable indicator but can MDH have all staff attend such external formal training course and do the staff apply what they learned. Difficult in keeping track of the application of their learning (hospital wide).
Situational Analysis Challenge: What parameters / indicators can be used to say that MDH is a learning organization? Attendance in internal formal training courses / sessions with curriculum and evaluation and monitoring of application of learning acquired? Most acceptable indicator!
Situational Analysis
Challenge: What parameters / indicators can be used to say that MDH is a learning organization? Attendance in internal formal training courses / sessions with curriculum and evaluation and monitoring of application of learning acquired. Challenge: Most effective and efficient way of an internal training courses / sessions with curriculum and evaluation and monitoring of application of learning acquired.
Situational Analysis Staff performing tasks in MDH is always a learning experience. Learning is made more effective and efficient with longer retention if there is a structured learning plan before the staff perform their tasks and they are conscious of the learning goals and objectives.
Recommendation: On-the-Job Learning Experiential Learning Sessions Acceptable parameter / indicator of a learning organization! Can easily achieve the 100% target of learning and growth of all staff (documented at that)
Recommendation: On-the-Job Learning Experiential Learning Sessions Inexpensive as these sessions are in-house and conducted by internal facilitators More effective learning outcome as there is a structured learning plan.
Recommendation: On-the-Job Learning Experiential Learning Sessions Experiential Learning Sessions with certificates of attendance and completion will contribute to staff satisfaction. With more effective learning, organization is expected to improve (and easier to achieve goals)
CERTIFICATE OF COMPLETION
This is to certify that
CERTIFICATE OF COMPLETION
This is to certify that
CERTIFICATE OF COMPLETION
This is to certify that
Qualifications for MDH Experiential Learning Sessions 1.Presence of a written learning plan (at least objectives and evaluation) 2.Presence of complete attendance (documented) 3.Presence of evaluation (practicum output and observation) For MDH Experiential Learning Sessions, all must have the approval of RJOSON or his designated persons.
Certificates for MDH Experiential Learning Sessions Certificate of completion whole session attended and evaluation done. Certificate of proficiency at least 2 sessions of the same topic (to be determined by the course director)
General Objectives: At the end of the experiential learning sessions, the participants must be able to know the planning process and conduct of an annual planning conference of a hospital.
Specific Objectives: At the end of the experiential learning sessions, the participant must be able to: 1. Enumerate the usual goals and objectives of an annual planning conference of a hospital. 2. Enumerate the essential elements of preparations needed for an annual planning conference of a hospital. 3. Enumerate and briefly describe the essential activities included in the conduct of an annual planning conference.
Enumerate the usual goals and objectives of an annual planning conference of a hospital. Review of the operations and performance of the hospital in the previous year Plans for the forthcoming year
2. Enumerate the essential elements of preparations needed for an annual planning conference of a hospital. Date/s of annual planning conference Venue Participants Programme Essential activities in each element in the programme Documents and reference materials needed for the conference Logistics for the conference
3. Enumerate and briefly describe the essential activities included in the conduct of an annual planning conference. Introduction Review of performance of past year General direction for the forthcoming year Strategies and action plans Budget formulation
Evaluation of participant: Observation of experiential learning of participant Feedback of participant (on learning acquired) Certificate of completion if they have attended the whole course of the annual planning conference Certificate of proficiency if they can direct the conduct of an annual planning conference (at least 2 experiential learning sessions on annual planning conference)
MDH Experiential Learning Session on Root Cause Analysis using Cause and Effect Diagram
General Objective: At the end of the experiential learning sessions, the participant must be able to know how to do a root cause analysis using a cause and effect diagram.
MDH Experiential Learning Session on Root Cause Analysis using Cause and Effect Diagram
Specific Objectives: At the end of the experiential learning sessions, the participant must be able to: 1. Explain what a root cause analysis is. 2. Explain the usefulness of root cause analysis using a cause and effect diagram (fishbone diagram) 3. Demonstrate skills in doing a root cause analysis using a cause and effect diagram (fishbone diagnosis) construction of the diagram and interpretation
MDH Experiential Learning Session on Root Cause Analysis using Cause and Effect Diagram
Explain what a root cause analysis is. Root cause analysis is a procedure for ascertaining and analyzing the causes of problems in an effort to determine what can be done to solve or prevent them. Only when the root cause is identified and eliminated can the problem be solved. It is a process to help stakeholders understand problem causes well enough to achieve permanent resolution of those problems.
MDH Experiential Learning Session on Root Cause Analysis using Cause and Effect Diagram
Explain the usefulness of root cause analysis using a cause and effect diagram (fishbone diagram)
Cause & Effect analysis (or Fishbone Analysis) provides a structured way to help you think through all possible causes of a problem. This helps you to carry out a thorough analysis of a situation. It is particularly useful in a group setting and for situations in which little quantitative data is available for analysis.
MDH Experiential Learning Session on Root Cause Analysis using Cause and Effect Diagram
Demonstrate skills in doing a root cause analysis using a cause and effect diagram (fishbone diagnosis) construction of the diagram and interpretation
General Objective: At the end of the experiential learning sessions, the participant must be able to know how to formulate a balanced scorecard in a hospital setting.
Specific Objectives: At the end of the experiential learning sessions, the participant must be able to: 1. Explain what is a balanced scorecard. 2. Explain the uses of a balanced scorecard. 3. Enumerate the usual four perspectives of a balanced scorecard. 4. Demonstrate skills in formulating a balanced scorecard in a hospital setting.
not only a management strategic tool but also a performance measurement system links strategies to action
Explain the uses of a balanced scorecard. Management tool to link plan and strategies to action and performance measures and targets. Performance monitoring tool
Enumerate the usual four perspectives of a balanced scorecard. Financial Customer Internal process Learning and growth