Congratulations!!

You are the new project / quality manager at Health Clinic Quality Improvement Experts LLC, a local company for the past 12 years in the Indianapolis, IN area. Your first assignment will be for the Dr. Donald Snickerbush, Hamilton County, Colonoscopy Clinic. The clinic has five teams performing colonoscopies at their Carmel, IN facility. Each team consist of an Admittance Expert, a Triage and Preparation Nurse, an Anesthesiologist, a Procedure Nurse, a Proctologist, a Post Procedure Nurse Specialist and a Closure Nurse. The clinic has the ability and facilities to run five lines of work at any one point in time and a separate patient arrival area / waiting room. The clinic has some concerns as to its business and increasing revenue as well as the quality of its services.

Our Corporate / Six Sigma Project Objectives in this engagement include:

• Reduce the number of colonoscopy process errors system wide.
• Improve documentation of colonoscopy administration.
• Reduce waste in product and time in colonoscopy administration.
• Improve patient satisfaction with their colonoscopy experience.
• Improve bed flow for patients receiving a colonoscopy.

Our overall objective is to increase our patient turn-around per day while at the same time increasing our patient customer satisfaction results, increasing our clientele and decreasing medical errors.

In order to complete the needed objectives we will apply a Six Sigma full DMAIC process. Please see the documents to be created for the project below. As a team, it is extremely important to all of you that you participate in the creation of every document listed below in some way. That you leave this course with the knowledge of what that document is for and what it typically contains. You will need to create all of the documents as a team and you will use those documents to create slides for your project status presentation Sunday morning using Power Point. You will have 21 slides and related notes and documents.

1. Cover Slide
2. Project Charter (Friday)
3. Statement of Work (SOW) (Friday)
4. Scope Document (Friday)
5. Complete Risk Identification (Friday)
6. Create a Risk Matrix (Friday)
7. Create a Risk Remediation Plan
8. Define the Problem by Developing a “Problem Statement” (Friday)
9. Define the Goal by Developing a “Goal Statement” (Friday)
10. Define the Process by Developing Process Maps (Saturday)
11. Measure – Determine What Variables We Will Study (Saturday)
12. Measure – Create a Plan to Collect the Data (Saturday)
13. Analyze – Look for What Might be Causing the Problem
14. Analyze – Verify the Cause(s) of the Problem (Saturday)
15. Improve – Brainstorm Solutions That Might Fix the Problem and Select the Practical Solutions (Saturday)
16. Improve – Develop Maps of Processes Based on Different Solutions (Saturday)
17. Improve – Select the Best Solution(s) (Saturday)
18. Control – Design Measures to Ensure Improvement (Saturday)
19. Document the Improved Process (Saturday)
20. Continuously Improve the Process Using Lean Principles (Saturday)
21. Closing Thoughts

How do I approach this?

Internet research is your friend – good Google topics = Six Sigma, Lean, Risk Management, DAMIC, DMADV, Colonoscopy, Improving healthcare with Six Sigma, Project Quality, Risk Matrix,

I know:

-That many of you are thinking that I have no experience with healthcare, Six Sigma, colon rectal care, project management, risk control, Lean, etc. What you must realize is that when you seek employment as a project manager or a quality project person, you will always have this conundrum of how much do I really need to know about the area of work the project lies within (telecom, IT, construction, travel, human resources, insurance, health care, finance, etc.) do be effective at my job. You will have potential employers who will think you need to know a great deal. You will meet folks like me who would advise that is not the case. What you must be ready to do is learn / absorb as much knowledge in the area of project work as soon as possible. Be ready to explore all of your options to gain and find the knowledge you need to function effectively. You need to have just enough vocabulary and knowledge to operate and communicate well and that will then continually grow as the project moves forward. This is part of what makes being a project manager such fun – it is never the same – never boring.

NOTE:I NEED 21 SLIDES EXCLUDINGCOVER SLIDE AND REFERNECE.

I NEED THE NOTED TO ALSO EXPLAIN EACH SLIDES

EACH SLIDES SHOULD HAVE 100 WORDS ATLEAST AND ALSO NOTES.

AND ALSO I NEED A WORD DOCUMENT EXPLAINING EACH SLIDE

I NEED A GIST OF PPT IN 3 TO 4 HOURS ONCE YOU ACCEPT IT AND THEN WITHIN 15 HOURS, ENTIRE PPT