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 Specialty Referrals at South Jordan Health Center | Mark Savarise; Gus Abt; Gail Draper; Stacy McNichol; Debbie Miller; Erika Styles; Monique Wil | Efficiency, Organizational; Total Quality Management; Cost Savings; Referral and Consultation; Community Health Centers; Appointments and Schedules; Patient Satisfaction; Electronic Health Records; LEAN Project | 2013 Lean Project Repository: Cohort 3 |
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Improved Access while Maximizing Clinical and Financial Outcomes in Day Treatment | Kristi Kleinschmit; Laura Cover; Cristina Hudak; Rudy Meier; Radha Moldover; Karina Rasmussen; Crisjon Solano; Paige Strate; Suzanne Tyndall; Amanda Miller Weeks; Megan Wrona | Efficiency, Organizational; Total Quality Management; Cost Savings; Health Services Accessibility; Child Psychiatry; Waiting Lists; Inpatients; Hospitals, Psychiatric; Referral and Consultation; Treatment Outcome; Child Psychiatric Services; LEAN Project | 2013 Lean Project Repository: Cohort 4 |
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Improving Oncology Feedback to Referring Providers | Patricia Legant; Karen Cheney; Jann Lefler; Deborah Lyn Miller; Matthew Poppe; Cameron Strickland | Efficiency, Organizational; Total Quality Management; Cost Savings; Referral and Consultation; Medical Records; Feedback; Electronic Health Records; Medical Oncology; Quality of Health Care; Accountable Care Organizations; Health Care Surveys; LEAN Project | 2013 Lean Project Repository: Cohort 4 |
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