STEP 1: Organize a Lead Team

STEP 1: Organize a Lead Team

<p>Huddle Sheet  What can we proactively anticipate and plan for in our work day/week? At the beginning of the day, hold a review of the day, review of the coming week and review of the next week. Frequency of daily review is dependent on the situation, but a mid-day review is also helpful.  This worksheet can be modified to add more detail to the content and purpose of the huddles. Huddle Sheet Practice: Date:</p><p>Aim: Enable the practice to proactively anticipate and plan actions based on patient need and available resources, and contingency planning.</p><p>Follow-ups from Yesterday</p><p>“Heads up” for Today: (include special patient needs, sick calls, staff flexibility, contingency plans) Meetings:</p><p>Review of Tomorrow and Proactive Planning Meetings:</p><p>© 2001, Trustees of Dartmouth College, Godfrey, Nelson, Batalden, Institute for Healthcare Improvement 28 Adapted from the original version, Dartmouth-Hitchcock, Version 2, February 2005 00</p>

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