GE's Performance Improvement Solutions provide the leadership needed to give hospitals and physicians a competitive edge. Our combination of skilled people coupled with Six Sigma methodologies help organizations implement a common strategic vision, measure and manage operational, clinical and financial outcomes, maximize market share opportunities and provide leadership training.
Operational Performance Improvement is an evidence-based participatory program resulting in significant and sustainable improvement in service level quality and lower operational costs. We identify opportunities at the enterprise or department level through benchmarking diagnostics, labor productivity analysis, service quality and satisfaction evaluation, and other tools and strategies to sustain change. OPI delivers measurable, sustainable results to help customers solve operating problems.
CPI utilizes our proprietary clinical and operational benchmarking databases and Six Sigma methodologies as a foundation to establish your program as a high quality/low cost provider. Our Clinical Performance Improvement services help you improve your competitive position by identifying and benchmarking costly practice patterns and variations. We work closely with your physicians to create and implement viable, measurable steps to eliminate unnecessary clinical and operational expenses. Detailed objective data is provided to measure and sustain improvements.
Our service line focused cost and quality improvement program, Clinical Performance Improvement (CPI):
Helps position hospitals as high quality, low cost providers utilizing statistically proven, severity adjusted, clinical data to implement cost and quality improvements
Identifies opportunities for clinical improvement and benchmarks costly practice patterns and variations against best practices
Works closely with physicians to create and implement viable, measurable steps to reduce variation in clinical and operational expenses
Provides detailed, objective data and Six Sigma methodologies (DMAIC) to measure progress and maintain improvements
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