The UBT Performance Tracking Tool provides a picture of how the UBT’s actions impact overall performance.
This tool is used by a UBT to document the Plan, Do, Study, Act (PDSA) cycle for a performance improvement test.
This tool helps a team determine what they will measure, how they will measure it and who will collect the data. After using this tool to collect data, the UBT will be able to determine whether the change was effective and whether there are barriers that need to be removed.
Format:
Word document
Size:
8.5" x 11"
Intended audience:
UBT co-leads and sponsors
Best used:
UBT co-leads can use this template when they plan meetings togehter ahead of time.
Make your meetings more productive by using these templates, which include columns for issues, who's on point and next steps.
UBT Tracker Tip Sheet #5 provides tips on generating reports—from basic team information to Tests of Change charts.
UBT Tracker Tip Sheet #4 provides tips on how to keep your team's project data current, and how to manage your team's membership.
Use this poster to track what your team is working on. Display it prominently so everyone knows where the team stands.
Use this poster to track and show off what your team is working on.
UBT Tracker is a web-based tool to collect and report data about unit-based teams.
Each UBT creates a record to track its membership, assign key team roles and describe its projects and tests of change.
Unit-based team members can search the database to find out what other teams in similar departments are doing and learn about projects that address a particular performance measure.
Sponsors and leaders use the information from UBT Tracker to understand what teams are working on and how UBTs contribute to the organization’s goals.
Use of UBT Tracker is required. Teams are rated on their progress on the Path to Performance in part by the data they enter in Tracker.
This step-by-step guide shows users how to use UBT Tracker, an online tool for tracking team performance, recording tests of change and more.