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RELEASING TIME TO CARE TEAMS CALL JULY 23, 2014 Todays Agenda 1) Roundtable team updates/discussion Where are you at? 1 or 2 things you have done to engage other staff and physicians An idea you have heard about that you are


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RELEASING TIME TO CARE TEAMS CALL

JULY 23, 2014

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Today’s Agenda

1) Roundtable – team updates/discussion

  • Where are you at?
  • 1 or 2 things you have done to engage other staff and

physicians

  • An idea you have heard about that you are going to try

2) CLWK.ca – update on resources available 3) Activity Follows 4) Questions

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What is an Activity Follow?

  • It is a one hour detailed recording of activities a

member of the nursing staff undertakes

  • It captures the task at hand and the location

where it is performed

  • These pieces of information are recorded every

minute during the hour

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Why do an Activity Follow? To be able to understand what:

  • Activities are being undertaken by the staff on the unit
  • Find out how much time staff are spending on direct

patient care

  • Where these activities are taking place
  • To find out what may be impinging on these activities, i.e.

interruptions, etc.

Don’t forget the 10-point checklist

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Tools required to do an Activity Follow

  • A3 clipboard
  • watch with second hand or digital display
  • pedometer
  • pencil with eraser
  • activity follow sheet (A3)
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Tips for doing an Activity Follow

  • Observer is a member of the unit staff
  • Choose a staff member who is representative of the

unit team

  • Ask their permission to follow them
  • Communicate to the team and patients that you are

doing a follow for “xxx” hours

  • Communicate that this is not judgemental but will

help inform what needs to be improved

  • Review the definitions and modify as needed
  • Practice
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  • At the top of the first minute, the staff

member was collecting a cart from the hallway in order to carry out a procedure

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  • At the top of the second minute, the staff

member is looking in the supplies area for the supplies missing from the cart.

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  • Auto-calculates direct care time
  • Tallies and categorizes interruptions
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Baseline

10% 17% 5% 2% 14% 3% 2% 22% 25% 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50%

Motion Administration Handovers Medicine Management Discussion Staff Hygiene Patient Flow Other Direct Care

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After WOW, PSAG, Shift Handovers...

7% 4% 5% 11% 5% 6% 0% 17% 44% 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50%

Motion Administration Handovers Medicine Management Discussion Staff Hygiene Patient Flow Other Direct Care

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Direct care time

1. Activity Follow analysis carried out 2. Activity Follow results entered into Totaliser or Analyzer 3. Create charts to display direct care time trend over time