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- an intensified education activity.
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Onsite program information appears in the section below.
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Six Sigma Forum |
Facilitator |
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Balanced Scorecarding for Six Sigma |
Chip Caldwell |
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Six Sigma: Becoming a Black Belt |
Staff |
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Six Sigma Strategy Deployment for Senior Leaders:
Part I |
Chip Caldwell |
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Leading a Six Sigma Workout:. Apprenticing in the
most powerful improvement and cost recovery project method in
the Six Sigma suite |
Staff |
| Statistical Methods for
Black Belts: 7 Lessons in Six Sigma Statistical Thinking |
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Advanced Statistics for Black Belts
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Master Black Belt |
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Session 1: Probability & Basic Statistics |
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Session 2: Six Sigma Concepts & Control Charts |
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Session 3: Hypothesis Testing |
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Session 4: Correlation & Simple Regression |
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Session 5: Multiple Regression & Analysis of
Variation (ANOVA) |
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Session 6: Design of Experiments (DOE) |
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Session 7: Lean Techniques & Mistake Proofing
/ Poka Yoke |
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| 1st Qtr 2005 Comparative
Data Trends: |
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1st Qtr Trends in Clinical Comparative Data |
Tom Day & Chip |
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1st Qtr Trends in Operations & Supply Chain
Comparative Data |
Tom Day & Chip |
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Quantum Improvers vs Non-Starters: A Comparison
of Organizational Characteristics |
Tom Day & Chip |
Six
Sigma Forum Session Descriptions
Balanced Scorecarding for Six Sigma
Many organizations possess some form of balanced scorecard. However,
Six Sigma requires a radical transformation of the strategic mindset
from tracking average performance to tracking against the customer
"repel" point. E.g., rather than track the average length
of ED patient stay, Six Sigma organizations will track the percent
of patient's whose stay is less than 150 minutes, attempting to drive
this to the six sigma level, or 99.9997%. During this session, leaders
will review the 9 key concepts of balanced scorecarding for Six Sigma
& interactively address questions & issues.
- Facilitator: Chip Caldwell, FACHE
Six Sigma: Becoming a Black Belt
Quality professionals, management engineers, and industrial engineers
are looking to raise their skills to the next the Six Sigma level.
During this session, leaders will discuss the role of Six Sigma as
a strategy deployment approach so they can present Six Sigma to the
CEO and other senior leaders from their perspective and discuss the
major differences between PI thinking and Six Sigma thinking and how
to progress to the next level.
- Facilitator: Master Black Belt Staff
Six Sigma Strategy Deployment for Senior
Leaders (Parts 1 & 2)
Six Sigma is being recognized as an important tool to drive out medical
errors, reduce unnecessary waits & delays, while recovering costs
lost to poor quality. Every successful methodology requires strategic
alignment, adequate infrastructure development, system mapping, key
driver determination, and results tracking. Avoid a "project-by-project"
mindset so common among Six Sigma professionals, instead setting up
a 3-year core process strategy involving strategic goals for quality
and cost recovery and simultaneously deploying multiple improvement
methods in an orderly strategic framework. During this 2-part session,
learn the role of executives and quality professionals in a successful
6 Sigma rollout and a new way of thinking about quality, the Cost
of Quality (COQ), and recovering costs associated with COQ (and leave
the "slash & burn" approach behind forever.)
- Facilitator: Chip Caldwell
Leading a Six Sigma Workout: A Rapid Improvement
and Cost Recovery Approach
Attend this program to achieve quantum results through deployment
of accelerated methods like PICOs, GM's successful approach to rapid
improvement, and accelerated replication. Research suggests that as
much as 60 percent of process improvement consists of wasted effort.
If your current approaches could benefit from energizing and acceleration,
don't miss this session.
- Facilitator: Staff
Statistical Methods for Black Belts - 7
Lessons in Six Sigma Statistical Thinking
Many quality professionals and current Green Belts and Black Belts
feel a need to move to the next level to optimize the power of DMAIC's
statistical approach. These seven lessons, taken together or separately,
provide current leaders with a few more notches in their Black Belt
tool kit. See the Registration Form for descriptions of each session.
Facilitator: Master Black Belt Staff
1st Quarter 2005 Trends in Clinical Comparative
Data
Find the opportunities in clinical improvement. Analyzing DRG data,
in collaboration with our comparative data partner, HMC, this session
will showcase results from over 30 organizations data in search of
focus areas and organizational characteristics of those organizations
classified as Quantum Improvers and those classified as Non-Starters.
Facilitators: Tom Day, Pres, HMC, & Chip Caldwell
1st Quarter 2005 Trends in Operations &
Supply Chain Comparative Data
Find the opportunities in operations and supply chain improvement.
Analyzing operations & productivity data, in collaboration with
our comparative data partner, HMC, this session will showcase results
from over 30 organizations data in search of focus areas and organizational
characteristics of those organizations classified as Quantum Improvers
and those classified as Non-Starters.
Facilitators: Tom Day, Pres, HMC, & Chip Caldwell
Quantum Improvers vs Non-Starters: A Comparison
of Organizational Characteristics
A majority of organizations purchase comparative data. Some of these
excel in goal-setting, improvement method use, role clarity among
senior leaders and managers, and flawless execution, while others
seem to get stuck in the mud. This session will reveal secrets from
interviews of CEOs, senior leaders, project engineers, and managers
among quantum improvers and non-starters.
Facilitators: Tom Day, Pres, HMC, & Chip Caldwell