1. How will we know that the change is an improvement? - Measurement
7th June 2011
How will we know that the change is an improvement? - Measurement
Lisa Williams
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2. Aim Quick recap Model for improvement 7 steps of measurement
Data collection and storage
Exercise – Data Collection Tool

3. Model for improvement Aim Measurement – Processes and outcomes
Interventions – Care Bundles – Processes
Multiple rapid small tests of change
Standard methodology for implementing interventions which will be used by mini colloboratatives.

4. Measurement story % medicines reconciled - a Medical Admissions Unit
Pharmacy included
Form printed
Building the case for measurement
Method for displaying data Run chart, why time series
Aim to increase percentage of medications reconciled
April 2007 – Sep 2007 : Baseline data captured
Intervention 1 - October 2007
Intervention 2 - April 2008

5. 7 steps to measurement 1 Decide aim 2 Choose measures
3 Define measures
6 Review measures
7 Repeat steps 4-6
4 Collect data
Steps 1 – 3 are covered by the How to guide
Step 4 – collect your baseline data – e.g. the position prior to starting an intervention
Step 5 – Analyse and present your data
Step 6 – Meet to decide what the data is telling you
Step 7 – Repeat steps 4 to 6 each month or more frequently. (Dependent in how often you are collating your data.
5 Analyse & present

6. Data Collection Form

7. Data storage \ Analysis tool
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8. Exercise
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9. Database Returns Databases to be returned monthly to Cath
Bundle compliance
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10. Contact Details E-mail : Lisa.Williams19@wales.nhs.uk
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