Patients’ perspectives and putting in place efficient clinical changes to provide valuable care is very essential and leads to achieving lean in healthcare. ‘It's essentially a shift in mindset, moving from viewing clinical care as a series of tasks to be completed as quickly as possible to a process that can be continuously improved on to achieve the goal of valuable outcomes for patients.’ “To find a solution to inappropriate service use, we need investment in research about what works under what circumstances and how alternative treatment approaches compare to one another. “ (Berenson and Docteur p.3). Healthcare centers or hospitals would need to identify the value of care that is being delivered and must remove any processes or waste that slows down the process in providing quality and efficient care. When we mention lean, we mean providing services that eliminates delays such as overly long patient wait times, over production, over processing and more. Thinking lean in healthcare should comprise of the ‘Six Aims’ which are Equitability, safety, Timeliness, Effectiveness, Efficiency, and Patient centeredness. These aims would help hospitals provide a quality and safe environment for patients in healthcare
Patients’ perspectives and putting in place efficient clinical changes to provide valuable care is very essential and leads to achieving lean in healthcare. ‘It's essentially a shift in mindset, moving from viewing clinical care as a series of tasks to be completed as quickly as possible to a process that can be continuously improved on to achieve the goal of valuable outcomes for patients.’ “To find a solution to inappropriate service use, we need investment in research about what works under what circumstances and how alternative treatment approaches compare to one another. “ (Berenson and Docteur p.3). Healthcare centers or hospitals would need to identify the value of care that is being delivered and must remove any processes or waste that slows down the process in providing quality and efficient care. When we mention lean, we mean providing services that eliminates delays such as overly long patient wait times, over production, over processing and more. Thinking lean in healthcare should comprise of the ‘Six Aims’ which are Equitability, safety, Timeliness, Effectiveness, Efficiency, and Patient centeredness. These aims would help hospitals provide a quality and safe environment for patients in healthcare