A Lean Six Sigma approach to improve the Emergency Department of University Hospital “San Giovanni di Dio e Ruggi d'Aragona”

G. Improta, C. Lauri, Antonio Della Vecchia, A. Borrelli, Giuseppe Russo, M. Triassi
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The Emergency Department (ED) is an area of a hospital where healthcare personnel is normally faced with severe and sudden problems. Here patients and caregivers have to undertake visits, assessments, consultations and bureaucratic procedures which can be lengthy and complicated, due to inadequate or inaccurate information. In these conditions, waiting times can often be very long and patients may decide to abandon ED. In recent years, hospital process organization has had a notable improvement thanks to the implementation of the Lean Six Sigma methodology. In particular, ED processes improvement foresees the reorganization of all activities, from the patient admission to the ED upon home discharge or hospitalization. In this article we look at the data collected from the Emergency Department of the University Hospital of Salerno "San Giovanni di Dio e Ruggi D'Aragona" to demonstrate the positive influence of Lean Six Sigma (LSS) in ED in order to optimize the services offered to the patients.
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精益六西格玛改进圣乔瓦尼迪迪奥鲁吉达阿拉戈纳大学医院急诊科
急诊科(ED)是医院的一个区域,医护人员通常在这里面临严重和突发的问题。在这里,由于信息不充分或不准确,患者和护理人员必须进行访问、评估、咨询和官僚程序,这些程序可能漫长而复杂。在这种情况下,等待时间往往很长,患者可能决定放弃急诊科。近年来,由于精益六西格玛方法的实施,医院流程组织有了显著的改善。特别是,急诊科流程的改进预示着所有活动的重组,从患者入院到出院或住院的急诊科。在本文中,我们查看了从萨勒诺大学医院“San Giovanni di Dio e Ruggi D'Aragona”急诊科收集的数据,以证明精益六西格玛(LSS)在ED中的积极影响,以优化为患者提供的服务。
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