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Topics |
A Few of the Tools Included |
| PART ONE Service Quality
Improvement |
| Ch. 1: Customer Satisfaction Quest |
- Customer’s Definition of Quality
- Service as the Competitive Edge
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| PART TWO: Ten Pillars of
Service Excellence |
| Ch. 3: Continuous Service Improvement |
- The Ten Pillars and How to Strengthen Them
- Strong Pillars Make Strong Service Cultures
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| Ch. 4: Management Vision and Commitment |
- Lead with a Service Vision
- Talk Service Passionately
- Listen and Communicate with Your Employee Customers
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- Stating and Sharing Vision
- Model Great Customer Relations
- Modeling Collegial Support
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| Ch. 5: Accountability |
- Hire Service-Oriented People
- Expectations of Managers, Employees and Physicians
- Service Standards and Protocols
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- Applicant Behaviors
- Performance Standards
- Adapting the Discipline Process
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| Ch. 6: Measurement and Feedback |
- What and How to Measure
- Turning Data into Feedback
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- Importance-Performance Matrix
- Internal/External Customer Survey
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| Ch. 7: Process Improvement / Problem-Solving |
- Service Recovery
- The Customer-Driven Management Process
- Step-by-Step Improvement Process
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- Flowchart for complaint handling
- Prioritization Process
- PDCA Cycle and Team Tools
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| Ch. 8: Communication |
- Enable Everyone to See the Big Picture
- Reinforce Service Commitment in Writing
- Share Feedback and Progress
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- Round-the-Clock Briefing
- Employee Sound-Off Meeting
- Form Letter on Unsolvables
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| Ch. 9: Staff Development and Training |
- Learning Beyond Training
- Skill-Building for All Levels
- Targeted Training
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- Skill-Building Modules
- Quality Merit Badge Approach
- Job-Specific Training Plans
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Ch. 10:
Physician involvement |
- Using Feedback to Improve Physician Behavior
- The Service-Oriented Medical Practices
- Staff Relationships with Physicians
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- Speech for Physician Leaders
- Physician Feedback Tool
- Medical Staff Workshop
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| Ch. 11: Reward and Recognition |
- Aligning Compensation with Your Service Mission
- Management and Team Recognition
- Targeted Recognition and Hoopla
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- Recognition Audit
- Recognition Tools: Cards, coupons, Olympics
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| Ch. 12: Employee Involvement and Empowerment |
- The Six-Factor Formula
- Staff Roles in Effective Service Recovery
- Remove Barriers to Empowerment
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- Defining Boundaries for Staff
- Model for Coaching
- Decision-Making Practice
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| Ch. 13: Refreshers and Reminders |
- House Rule of the Month Campaigns
- Posters, Pins, Events and Celebrations
- Staff Meetings to Improve Service
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- Confidentiality Campaign
- Noise Reduction Campaign
- Meeting: From Good to Great
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| PART THREE: Operational
Strategies |
| Ch. 14: Planning for Service Excellence |
- Comprehensive Planning Process
- Organizational Assessments and Service Audits
- Why Plans Fall Apart
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- Benchmarking Questions
- Culture Audit
- Mapping Strategy Components
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| Ch. 15: Building Infrastructure |
- Functions of Infrastructure Personnel
- The Steering Committee and Subcommittees
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- Questions for Planning Teams
- Org. Chart for Service Leadership
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| Ch. 16: Service Alignment by Depts. |
- Department Alignment Process in 12 Steps
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- Mission-Building Worksheet
- Service Quality/Culture Audit
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Ch. 17:
Internal Customers |
- Improved Relationships by Design
- Relationship-Building and Skill-Building
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- Service House Rules/Report Cards
- Service Contracting
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| Ch. 18: Handling Resistance |
- What Drives Resistance?
- Resistance Tactics for Service Strategies
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- Demography of Change
- Subgroups Merit Special Planning
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| Ch. 19: Service Innovations |
- Patient-Focused Care
- Planetree and NYU Cooperative Care
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| Ch. 20: Sustaining Improvement |
- What to Do with a Stall Out
- How to Do Follow-Through Planning
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- Taking Your Strategy’s Pulse
- Pursuing Breakthrough Objective
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