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Making hospitals and health & care systems more efficient – by design
What if you could explore future
possibilities – with zero risk?
Hospital of the FutureTM Simulation Suite
Hospital of the FutureTM Simulation Suite
Health & care systems are complex and interconnected. The
goal is to optimise the structure, processes, dynamics and
performance – whilst predicting and quantifying outcomes.
The beauty of our sophisticated modelling
techniques is that we can simulate just
about anything. To ensure a fast, cost-
effective and efficient approach, we focus
on the High Value Questions (HVQs) that
need to be addressed, such as:
• Are we breaching in ED because of
demand, process or congestion?
• Do we have enough beds of the right
type and configuration?
• Have we aligned staff rota compared to
demand and with the right skill mix ?
• How do we smooth patient flow across
the boundaries between care settings?
Unlike factories or production lines, healthcare organisations are
people-dependent and must deal with high degrees of
predictable and unpredictable variation.
GE’s Hospital of the FutureTM Simulation Suite is specifically
designed for creating a “digital twin” of your health & care
system. A Digital Twin is a sophisticated, dynamic simulation
which behaves like real-life and allows “what-if” scenarios to be
rigorously tested with minimal effort, in a virtual “sand-box”
environment.
We work problem-back, aiming to answer the high value
questions which face the leaders of the organisation or system.
By testing a variety of selected scenarios at great speed, it is
possible to rapidly compare and optimise options to arrive at a
robust strategy for system re-design.
This dynamic approach to planning and designing care achieves a
more efficient health & care system now and for the future.
Our approach Answer the HVQs
Targeting process improvement
efforts by quantifying the impact
of interventions versus the effort
required to implement them
Enabling collaborative planning
across the health & care
continuum, providing leaders
with robust tools and evidence to
support the strategic decisions
that matter most
Powering real-time forecasting
and predictive algorithms to
support operational decision-
making
A digital twin can provide a step change in your strategic planning and continuous improvement by:
Creating a digital twin of a healthcare system is incredibly powerful when
trying to understand and quantify the impact of change on complex and
dynamic systems. Common sense, spreadsheets, and statistics simply do
not have the horsepower to inform strategic decisions in situations where
making a mistake is costly.
How GE’s Hospital of the FutureTM simulation and
optimisation has helped solve client problems:
Hospital of the FutureTM Simulation Suite
Canadian Tertiary Hospital
Irish Hospital Group Scottish Health Board
English Trauma Centre
>$10m cost saving
delivered
“We wanted to
start from the
premise that if we
changed nothing,
would we cope?
And then work
through a range
Analysed impact
of layouts,
workflows,
demand patterns,
and technology
requirements
“The outcomes of
GE’s work with us
have informed
a hospital-wide
transformationprogramme
6.5% reduction in
admissions
Co-developed
scenarios with
the client
organisation to
identify
realistic,
achievable bed
opportunities.
which is focussed on enhancements in
discharge, reconfiguring the bed base,
and surgical and theatre productivity.”
– Director of Operations
of what-if scenarios to provide
a guide on options and actions for the
future.” – Chief Executive
43 bed opportunity identified
over a 5 year period
4 scenarios were tested to
formulate a systemic action plan
High Level Programme Plan
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Process and Performance Improvement Component 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
Planning and Diary Alignment, Assemble Team and Roles
Basic Training for project team in Lean Six Sigma and Change methods
Stakeholder engagement, establish shared need, shape vision
Process observations, data collection, waste walks, time-value analysis
Value Stream Analysis Sessions
Improvement idea development and preparation for improvement event
Improvement Week
Sustainability period - 30 day follow-up actions, KPI tracking
Capacity Strategy Component
Data manipulation and validation
Build Baseline Macro Capacity Model (sufficient to answer HVQs)
ED Primary Data Collection & Observations
Micro Model for ED (Includes staffing, activities and layout)
Additional Elective Modelling
Develop and test scenarios, examine improvement options from VSM
Refine Scenarios and validate improvement efforts
Governance and Reporting
Weekly project team meetings
Fortnightly Steering Group meetings
Milestone Reviews 1 2 3 4 5
to identify the most ideal and efficient
design for the hospital.
To find out more, please drop us a line:
We apply a four-stage process to create a digital twin
using our Hospital of the FutureTM Simulation Suite:
Scenario(3 - 4 weeks)
• Develop future scenarios with key stakeholders
• Model key scenarios identified
• Quantify impact & assess their potential merits
• Validate preferred scenarios with stakeholders
Baseline(2 - 3 weeks)
• Develop model of current activity and capacity
• Validate model with key stakeholders
• Develop a future “as-is” scenario
Diagnostic(2 – 3 weeks)
• Perform a preliminary analysis of outputs
• Validate findings with key staff
• Define success criteria with client
Scoping(2 weeks)
• Understand and identify key issues
• Organise logistics for on-site activity
• Send data request
GE Healthcare Partners
Tel: + 44 (0) 20 7479 9720
Email: [email protected]
www.gehealthcarepartners.com
We can model at a department,
hospital, or at a system level
We focus our modelling strategy around
High Value Questions.
“Fall in love with the question, not the answer”
Using our problem back approach, our
solutions are bespoke to our clients’ need.
We can model anything – but the
key is to establish the
“High Value Questions”
We invested £30m+ to develop an
industrial strength simulation suite
focused only on the healthcare sector
Off-the-shelf packages simply are not powerful
enough to achieve scalability