1.2.2-3 MFI Part 3
Illuminating the Path to ISO 15189 (SLMTA 3) e-Learning Course Download Video
- Overview
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PURPOSE:
This activity introduces participants to the Model for improvement – a structured approach to achieving rapid and significant improvements through small tests of change. Participants will get an opportunity to practice the model by addressing a typical management issue.
KEY MESSAGES:
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	The MFI cycle is a very powerful trial-and-learn tool. 
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	Appropriate measures must be used to assess the impact of improvement efforts. 
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	Creation of a learning organization instates improvement as a way of life. 
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	Improvement is continuous and cyclic. 
SELF ASSESSMENT:
Can you:
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	Describe the MFI cycle, noting how to implement each step? 
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	Expound on each of the four phases of the cycle: - 
		Plan 
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		Do 
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		Study 
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		Act 
 
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	Apply the improvement model to routine laboratory issues? 
- Homework - Reading Assignment Quiz.doc
- Tool 1 Selecting Improvement Projects 2024.pdf
- XC 04 - The Model for Improvement.docx
- XC 05 - Using Metrics for Improvement handout.docx
- XC 06 - Tools for Analysis Handout.docx
- XC 07 - Using Change Concepts for Improvement handout.docx
- XC 08 - Data for Sample Rejection handout.docx
- XC 11 - Quality Improvement Project Plan worksheet.docx
- XC 12 - Sample Rejection Quality Improvement Project Plan worksheet.docx
Instructor(s)
 
							Elde Mel Paladar
Mr. Paladar led the redesign of the classroom-based SLMTA 3 curriculum for on-line delivery and will serve as an instructor and facilitator of the e-learning course. Based in Malawi, he is a Project Manager at Adventist Health International, as well as Assistant Professor at the Department of Clinical Laboratory Science, Loma Linda University. Mr. Paladar has a Master of Science in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology. He is a SLMTA master trainer and has trained numerous laboratorians in the past decade.
 
					 QMS 1 - MANAGEMENT RESPONSIBILITY
				QMS 1 - MANAGEMENT RESPONSIBILITY