Lean projects were designed by University of Utah Health Care to utilize a set of principles and techniques for process improvement. These strategies center on maximizing value to the user. One outcome of Lean projects are A3 templates, which have been collected and are presented in the Lean Project Repository collection.
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Improving the Discharge Process for Normal Mothers and Newborns on the Maternal Newborn Care Unit (MNBCU) | Karen Buchi, MD; Julie Shakib, DO; Jennifer Vanhorn, MD; Terrie Dority, RN; Christine Pettit, RN; Marjorie Putnam, RN; Rita Aguilar, RN; Erika Lindley | Efficiency, Organizational; Total Quality Management; Cost Savings; Patient Discharge; Neonatal Screening; Patient Satisfaction; Time Management; LEAN Project | 2013 Lean Project Repository: Cohort 1 |
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Wait Time Analysis and Reduction at Greenwood Pediatrics | Jeffrey Cline; Matt Robinson; Jeanette Jordan; Andy Welch; Danzie Bell; Ellie Brownstein | Efficiency, Organizational; Total Quality Management; Cost Savings; Physician's Practice Patterns; Waiting Lists; Patient Satisfaction; Appointments and Schedules;Task Performance and Analysis; Quality Improvement; LEAN Project | 2013 Lean Project Repository: Cohort 4 |
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Improving the Patient Experience in Pediatric Pulmonary and Sleep Medicine | Collin Cowley; Anja Baldree; Leslie Bardsley; Candice Gourley; Heather Gunnerson; Brandy Harman; Lorie Lepley; David Meyers, Alyssa Rimer; William Gershan; Yvonne Rawlins | Efficiency, Organizational; Total Quality Management; Quality of Health Care; Patient Satisfaction; Appointments and Schedules; Outpatient Clinics, Hospital; Reference Standards; Data Collection; Ancillary Services, Hospital; LEAN Project | 2013 Lean Project Repository: Cohort 2 |
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