Continuous Process Improvement (CPI)

CPI uses a systematic approach or sometimes known as ADDIE (Analysis, Design, Development, Implement, Evaluate). There are five phases to the CPI model:

• Analysis Phase — Identify areas of opportunity and target specific problems. These areas and problems are based on a team or individual's knowledge, process definition documentation, recommendations by our experts or individuals in the process, and other analysis techniques.

• Design Phase — Generate awareness by diagramming and documenting the workflow process. Identify the required resources to implement the recommendations from the baseline measures.

• Development Phase — Formulate a detailed procedure for implementing the approved outcome.

• Implementation Phase — Execute on the reengineered result.

• Evaluation Phase — Build measurement tools, monitor implementation, and evaluate measurements to the baseline. Please note that this phase is performed throughout the entire process. The chart below shows that this is a dynamic (actively reviewed) model:

CPI's New Way of modeling allows for the facility to have a voice, be directly involved in setting up the plan and putting that plan into action.  CPI can make good quality even better.

CPI will save time, improve care, and maintain continued focus for staff and facility alike.  As an example, CPI will help identify risk for potential SFF status, help determine financial quality-of-care penalties / fines and set goals to help improve overall star ratings.  The unique model provides the opportunity to isolate or identify specific needs and aligns quality with process improvement.

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