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24th - 26th February 2009
Amnis are delighted to announce the dates for our next Accelerated Lean Skills Programme that is approved by the Institute of Healthcare Management (IHM) for CPD Recognition.
Over the last year over 350 people have benefited from this highly practical programme that delivers just what it says on the tin - accelerated Lean skills for your first events.
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Amnis are delighted to have launched two new 'Open' Improvement Practitioners Programmes this week. The first was launched at Northampton General Hospital and the second at Southampton University Hospital.
Our acclaimed (and approved) Improvement Practitioners Programme has already generated some excellent feedback including the following:
Amnis's Mark Eaton spoke at the Lean & Six Sigma in Primary Care Conference earlier this week and it has already added two new PCT clients to our growing client list. This informative and useful session generated lots of discussion, with Mark's presentation generating some interesting testimonials including:
Amnis are delighted to announce the move of our 'home' (in electronic terms) to our new domain at www.amnis.uk.com.
Our old emails and web address will continue to work for the foreseeable future and, as ever, we welcome your feedback on our website and look forward to continuing to work with our clients and partners in the future.
With the challenges faced in Primary Care growing and the need to make informed and effective decisions about how, where and when care is provided, PCTs are already starting to tackle many of their challenges by using Lean.
Sustaining Lean Tuesday 7 October 2008Grill Room, Victory Services Club, 63-79 Seymour Street, London W2 2HF
Understanding and Developing a Culture of Improvement Tuesday 16 September 2008Grill Room, Victory Services Club, 63-79 Seymour Street, London W2 2HF
With so many problems in Primary Care requiring options to be explored in detail it is no wonder that many PCTs feel overwhelmed by the decisions that need to be made. Should commissioning and provider arms be seperated more formerly in a different organisation, or retained within the organisation but seperated by a 'Chinese wall'. What about the impact of applications to form social enterprises to deliver services and also the impact on the Acute Sector of the transfer of care back into the community, what does that do to their financial models?
Delayed transfer of care can seriously reduce the overall capacity of an organisation, as well as affecting patient safety and experience.
