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Introduction by Dato’ Dr K Kulaveerasingam, APHM Board member and Head of
Sub-Committee on Medical Tourism
Medical Tourism Amidst the Global Financial Turmoil
Josef Woodman, Author of : Patients Beyond Borders - Malaysian Edition
Keynote address by YB Dato’ Sri Dr Ng Yen Yen, Minister of Tourism, Malaysia (invited)
Launch of book : Patients Beyond Borders - Malaysian Edition |
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Track 1
Using the Malcolm Baldrige Framework for Improving Patient and Organizational Outcomes |
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Opening Remarks - The Malaysian Experience : The Quality Management Excellence Awards
Mohd Razali Hussain, Deputy Director General 1, Malaysia Productivity Corporation |
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Malcolm Baldrige Program Overview |
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Paul Steel, Total Quality Inc., USA and Senior Malcolm Baldrige Examiner
1) Introduction to Malcolm Baldrige Health Care Criteria for Performance Excellence
- Baldrige Health Care Criteria Framework - A Systems Perspective
- Importance of the Organizational Profile; key influences and challenge
- Discussion of Process Criteria;
- Leadership
- Strategic Planning
- Focus on Patients and Other Customers
- Measurements, Analysis and Knowledge Management
- Workforce Focus
- Process Management
- Bring Value to Patients - Results Criteria
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2) How Using the Malcolm Baldrige Criteria creates Organizational Sustainability (Baldrige is more than an Award) |
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Practitioner’s Experience in Organizational Transformation Using Baldrige Framework |
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Kathy Harris, Vice President, HR & Organizational Development, Mercy Health System, USA
Mercy Health System - 2007 National Malcolm Baldrige Recipient |
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1) Starting the Baldrige Journey
- Why Malcolm Baldrige?
- Leverage Growth
- Inclusive Framework, Not “prescriptive”
- Competitive Positioning
- Transparency
- Costs Associated with Quality Issues
- Organizational Sustainability
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2) Driving Organizational Transformation Through Use of Baldrige
- Advancing Integration of Hospitals and Physicians
- Creating Accountability Structures
- Building a Culture of Excellence
- How Mercy Health System used Baldrige process criteria framework for achieving improved patient and organizational outcomes
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3) Mercy Health System - A Learning Organization - Lessons Learned and Best Practices
- Use Of Balanced Dashboard and Report Cards
- Partnering Strategy (Physicians and employees)
- Benchmarking for Improved Quality Patient Care, Best in Class Performance and Organizational Sustainability
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Open Dialog - Using the Baldrige Framework to Advance Health Care Quality |
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Track 2
Hospital Financial Management for the Non-Financial Manager
Speaker : Steven Berger, President, Healthcare Insights, LLC, USA |
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Lowering staffing costs using labor management models and measures
- Determining the major components of labor costs
- Using sample reports and example to
- Analyze the hours worked and pay rate components that determine staff productivity and their importance in reducing labor costs
- Reviewing the part played by productivity measures and standards in determining overall staff productivity
- Evaluating variance analysis to make current staffing decisions
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Reducing major non-salary expenses through cost management and supply chain management techniques
- Presenting the reasons why there is a great need and opportunity to reduce non-salary expenses
- Exposing the need to manage for increased accountability in the hospital setting
- Identifying specific areas of opportunity for rational expense reductions in the Supply Chain
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Recognizing and understanding all elements of the revenue cycle
The revenue cycle is a complex, convoluted and massive process that allows the hospital to maximize the cash receipt of monies owed by self pay and third party payers.
- Determining who is responsible for the revenue cycle
- Exploring the departments that are involved
- Understanding some of the overarching issues for revenue cycle management
- Envisioning the entire revenue cycle in picture form, and
- Describing the various components of the revenue cycle in some detail
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Track 3
Leadership in Nursing Care |
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Patient & Family Rights
• Service Standard 6.1.1 ‘the Facility is responsible for providing processes that support patients’ and families’ rights during care’: ‘patient information is kept confidential….medical and other health information which may be in paper or electronic form….’ |
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• Service Standard 6.1.8 ‘the Facility supports patients’ and families’ rights to participate in the care process…’ |
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(a) Karen Linegar, Vice President, The Australian Council of Healthcare Standards |
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(b) Jeanne Lim, Group Assistant Vice President, Quality Management, ParkwayHealth, Singapore |
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Patient Safety - Education and clinical practice working together
Karen Linegar, Vice President, The Australian Council of Healthcare Standards
Patient safety is critical to providing high quality nursing care. Patient assessment for falls, pressure ulcer care and other dimensions are part of providing a safe environment for our patients. Undergraduate education and continuing professional development aims to reduce the theory-practice gap. |
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Enabler Tools for improving patient safety, labour productivity and process efficiencies |
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(a) Scheduling best practices : A model for Strategic Roster Planning
Bob Drake, Regional Manager (Asia), Allocate Software, United Kingdom |
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(b) Pharmacy Intravenous Admixture Services (PIVA)
Yasmin Johan, Sales & Marketing Manager, Medication Delivery, Baxter Healthcare, Singapore |
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c. Optimisation of Operating Theatre utilization and the ‘Lean Kaizen’ approach
- Yvonne Chong, Managing Director, The Healthcare Dynamics, Singapore |
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Grooming Nurse leaders to spearhead improvements in clinical outcomes and patient safety
Ramziah Ahmad, President, Malaysian Nurses Association |
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Track 4
Accreditation among ASQua Member Countries |
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Accreditation of Healthcare facilities and services: What have been the benefits? Sharing of country experiences. |
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(a) Taiwan - Dr Cathy Wung, CEO, Taiwan Joint Commission on Hospital Accreditation |
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(b) South Korea - Yun-Kyoung Choi, Researcher, Center for Hospital Evaluation Programme,
Department of Healthcare Industry, Korea Health Industry Development Institute |
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(c) Malaysia (private sector) - Dato’ Teddric J Mohr, President/CEO, Penang Adventist Hospital |
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(d) Malaysia (public sector) - Dr Santhi Datuk Puvanarajah, Neurology Consultant, Hospital Kuala Lumpur
Moderators : Dr Mary Abraham, MSQH Chief Surveyors |
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Accreditation in ASQua member countries : Experiences and information updates |
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(a) Thailand - Kittinan Anakamanee, Chief Operation Officer of Accreditation,
The Institute of Hospital Quality Improvement & Accreditation |
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(b) India - Dr Bhupendra Kumar Rana, Deputy Director, National Accreditation Board for Hospitals and Healthcare Providers |
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(c) Philippines - Prof Dr Tomas P Maramba, Jr., President, Philippine Council on Accreditation for Healthcare Organisation (PCAHO)
Moderator: Datuk Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah, Deputy Director-General (Medical), Ministry of Health Malaysia |
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(a) Linking Accreditation with the Law (Private Healthcare Facilities & Services Act 1998 and Regulations 2006)
Dr Ahmad Razid Salleh, Medical Practice Division, Ministry of Health Malaysia |
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(b) Applying the requirements of the Private Healthcare Facilities & Services Act 1998 and Regulations 2006 into the MSQH Hospital Accreditation Standards 3rd Edition
Assoc Prof Dr MA Kadar Marikar, Chief Executive Officer, MSQH
Moderator : Dato’ Dr Sirajoon Noor Ghani, MSQH Councilor |
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| 1630 |
Patient and Family Rights: Who bears responsibility for its development and implementation?
Panel Discussion: The Implementation and Monitoring of Patient and Family Rights |
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(a) Dr Milton Lum, Chairperson, Commonwealth Medical Trust; Committee Member & Councilor, MSQH |
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(b) Zaharah Osman, Group Chief Nursing Officer-Services and Policy Development, KPJ Healthcare Bhd |
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(c) Dr Siti Zaleha Mohd Salleh, Director, Hospital Selayang
Moderator : Dato’ Dr Ravindran Jegasothy, MSQH Councilor |
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Wrap up and Summary of the Day
Mr Phillip Hassen, President-Elect, ISQua; Canadian Patient Safety Institute of Canada |
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