Departments

Go on Point to Reduce Missing Lab Orders

  • Assigning a point person to work with physicians and departments to ensure patients have the needed lab orders
  • Coordinating efforts across the multiple departments that engage in a patient's treatment
  • Assigning a backup assistant to ensure the point duties are covered

What can your team do to identify where things "fall through the cracks"? What else could your team do to put the patient at the center? 

 

Calling All Hands for kp.org Sign-Up Drives
  • Involving the entire team in the promotion to sign up members to kp.org
  • Posting signs at every location to encourage registration, and speaking with patients during appointments
  • Speaking directly with members to tout the benefits of kp.org

What can your team do to encourage patients and members to sign up on kp.org?

 

scarrpm Thu, 12/29/2016 - 10:59
Kid Food: Don't Fight It, Serve It
  • Following the successful practice of another team that solved the same problem
  • Offering kid-friendly food like peanut butter and jelly sandwiches
  • Creating restaurant style menus with imagery of zoo animals

What can your team do to listen to the voice of the patient? And how could your team learn from other teams that have tackled challenges similar to yours?

 

 

scarrpm Thu, 12/29/2016 - 10:07
Going Skin-to-Skin Is Best for New Babies
  • Establishing a baseline measurement for how long moms are getting skin-to-skin contact with their new babies
  • Creating talking points of the benefits for both new baby and mother about this critical bonding
  • Communicating with staff to ensure a minimum of 60 minutes of skin-to-skin contact occurs post delivery

 What can your team do to explain the "why" behind what you are doing? 

scarrpm Wed, 12/28/2016 - 11:18
How-To Guide: 10-Minute Tools for Service Excellence

The KP Value Compass commits us to delivering the best quality and service at the most affordable price, in the best place to work. And here’s the thing about service—everybody knows how to tell bad from good and good from great.

 

It’s not easy, in the crunch of a busy workday, to give every member and patient great service every time they call or visit. But these three simple tools can help. Each can be learned quickly and can be discussed, used and perfected by your team:

 

kristenroberts… Wed, 12/21/2016 - 09:45