Quality Concepts in Action Scenario
As a quality manager, it is your responsibility to educate your organization about benchmarks—what they are, what they mean, and how they should be used. Pay for Performance (P4P) is based on benchmarks. The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) dictates benchmarks. Insurers target benchmarks. Many organizations have established internal benchmarks. What data and processes would you use to explain that:
Deliverables
In addition to addressing the points above, discuss the barriers you might encounter implementing a benchmark process, and how you would overcome those barriers. Your job is to convince your audience (your peers and your instructor) of the value of your proposed plan for improvement.
Bench marks are goals to be achieved:
The goals of the bench marks is explained below:
for example- for a salesperson the goal is set to sell 5 cars in a month that it would his benchmark. Benchmark is also used in comparing performance of other organization like Amazon can compare its performance with Walmart to see what is the profit, cost, revenue etc in a specific period of time.
Benchmarks are data based:
for example- Past sales data will help us to set future benchmarks to set new sales target in an organization based on past data.Benchmarks is required to improve the performance of employees as well as organization because it set standards which employees and organizations has to cross and show a high performance.
Bench marks are used for comparison for among organisation:
These are the importance of the bench marking.
Quality Concepts in Action Scenario As a quality manager, it is your responsibility to educate your...
Quality Concepts in Action Scenario As a quality manager, it is your responsibility to educate your organization about benchmarks—what they are, what they mean, and how they should be used. Pay for Performance (P4P) is based on benchmarks. The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) dictates benchmarks. Insurers target benchmarks. Many organizations have established internal benchmarks. What data and processes would you use to explain that: benchmarks are goals to be achieved; benchmarks are used for comparison among organizations;...
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Because performance improvement activities are information
intensive, organizations must provide the proper resources and
systems to support improvements. It’s important to recognize that
PI programs need to meet accreditation standards such as The Joint
Commission and Medicare and Medicaid Conditions of Participation,
which require access to national comparative data collections. This
assignment, based on a textbook case study, will help students to
understand Joint Commission information management standards by
analyzing how a scenario relates those standards.
Instructions
Your assignment will...
Because performance improvement activities are information
intensive, organizations must provide the proper resources and
systems to support improvements. It’s important to recognize that
PI programs need to meet accreditation standards such as The Joint
Commission and Medicare and Medicaid Conditions of Participation,
which require access to national comparative data collections. This
assignment, based on a textbook case study, will help students to
understand Joint Commission information management standards by
analyzing how a scenario relates those standards.
Instructions
Your assignment will...
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