The Workshop Provides:
- A full license of the latest version of renowned statistical analysis software, SigmaXL
- Guidebook to use SigmaXL
- The “How to” Videos
- Data files and useful templates
- 14 case examples in various hospital specialties
Who Should Attend
Clinical professionals, physicians, nurses, allied health professionals, Quality & Safety and other supporting professionals
Pre-requisites
There is no specific knowledge requirement, but participant will be benefited if they know simple statistics
Recognition
A certificate will be awarded upon completion of a self-selected data analysis project using the SigmaXL software
Fee
HK$3,980/participant
10% off – payment 4-week in advance
15% off – 3 persons or above from the same organization
Language
Cantonese with English terminologies (with presentation slides in English)
Mode of Learning
Classroom lectures, discussions, group exercises, Case Studies
The Aim
- The main challenge for Hong Kong’s healthcare system is the rising demand chronic staff shortages due to an ageing population, and a growing waiting list for healthcare.
- The objectives of the healthcare service are to maintain a skilled and competent workforce, enhance service capacity, improve the accessibility of medical services, and enhance service quality and patient safety.
- The aim of this course is to contribute to the achievement of these goals.
Objectives
- To build a critical mass of clinical professionals and managers by sharing and transferring knowledge on better use of data to improve the quality of care continuously.
- Equip with analytical skills and sophisticated statistical software, facilitate hospital executives to make better decisions.
- Effective use of data lays the foundation for a smart hospital.
Contents
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- Introduction to the Workshop
- Science for Hospital Operations
- Theory of Variations
- Law of Variability Buffering
- Little’s Law
- Theory of Constraints
- Cause and Effect Analysis
- Preparing Data for Analysis
- Fundamental Statistics for Data Analysis
- SigmaXL – An Indispensable tool
- How to Make Data Meaningful?
- Why Analyst and Decision Makers Need to Work Together?
- Exercise – Putting New Knowledge into Practice
- Use of Control charts in Hospitals
- Making Information Digestible
- Enhance Your Data to Aid Rapid Decision Making
- Improving Patient Flow Across Whole Systems
- Applying the Principles of Flow and Learning from the Data
- A Simple Method to Predict and Manage ALOS
- Improve Patient Flow by Computer Simulation
- Steps Towards a Smart Hospital – Some Initial Thoughts
- Case Examples
- The Run Chart Case Study – Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy
- SPC Case Study: Monitoring Blood Pressure
- SPC Case Study: Monitoring Blood Pressure
- Control Chart Case Study – TATs for Blood Cell Counts
- C Chart Case Study – Medication Errors
- U Chart Case Study – Medical Errors
- Data Analysis for Unmet Demand – Breast Clinic
- Reduce Variations – Chemotherapy Service
- Match Demand and Capacity for Beds
- Improve Flow in Day Care Unit
- Improving Flow Across Whole Systems
- Use Kanban for Patient Flow Management
- Decreasing Anesthesia Narcotics Discrepancies
- Reduce Variation to Improve Throughput – A MRI Case