Person, Process, Product

Once a committee has decided on a plan of action, the next step is implementation — the rate-limiting factor that must occur after equipment or process has been approved! In my opinion, this step is the hardest to execute. And that’s why systems look for champions (persons) to serve as catalysts to help “get things going.” Therefore, provider “buy in” must occur early. The only way for that to occur is to use physician-driven committees. The Physician Drivers should not be chosen based on seniority, but on an established record of excellence to get a particular job done. These people must have education in the field, be willing to learn new things, have up to date credentials, and must be … Continue reading →