Masterclass with Robert Lloyd
9:30 - 4.30 | 12 October 2017
In advance of the session Bob has asked that you read the following papers:
- Statistical process control as a tool for research and healthcare improvement.
- The run chart: a simple analytical tool for learning from variation in healthcare processes.
- Navigating in the Turbulent Sea of Data: The Quality Measurement Journey.
- Case Study: Better Quality Through Measurement (sent to participants by email)
Join us for a Measurement Masterclass with Robert Lloyd, Vice President, Institute for Healthcare Improvement (IHI) on Thursday 12th October 2017
This hands-on workshop that provides you with a practical roadmap and walks you through the related milestones needed to build step-by-step a plan for quality measurement. Bob will give you tips for selecting measures, specifying operational definitions and building data collection plans.
You will be taught conceptual and statistical approaches to understanding variation in your data. You’ll see how to construct and interpret run charts as well as how to decide which control chart is most appropriate for your data.
Bob Lloyd will has been part of the lead training faculty at ELFT since our Quality Improvement programme launched in 2014. He has trained four waves of staff, service users and carers on Improvement Science in Action, and also our first cohort of QI coaches. He is with us in October as part of the annual IHI site visit to ELFT.
Please note this event is only available to ELFT staff, service users and carers.
Venue: Hanbury Hall, 22 Hanbury St, London E1 6QR
This workshop will be delivered by:
Robert Lloyd, Vice President, Institute for Healthcare Improvement
What you’ll learn
- To determine why you are measuring (judgment, research, or improvement)
- To develop measures, operational definitions and data collection plans that are practical and support organizational objectives
- To distinguish between static and dynamic displays of data
- To simplify run and control chart selection and use
- To link measurement to your improvement strategies