The Quality Improvement Customers Didn'T Want: Presented by
The Quality Improvement Customers Didn'T Want: Presented by
IMPROVEMENT
CUSTOMERS DIDN’T WANT
Presented By:
AbhishekTayal
EshaanArora
Jasmine Khurana
Kangan gupta
NeerajGarg
Theme Of The Case
New Technological
investmentis a good
decision for company and
do customersaccept in
positive way.
Key Person Involved in
case
• Allan Moulter ( CEO of
Quality Care.
• Jack Zadow ( Consultant)
• Ginger Rooney’s ( Vice
President)
• Pat Penstone ( CIO)
Case
• Invest in new
technologylikecomputerizedreception
system, as itisimplemented by
Healthcare one, the biggestcompetitor of
Quality Care.
• FromJuneHealthcare one willstartits new
system.
• Medicenter, second major playerisalso
planning to implement the similar
system.
Model Suggested By Jack
• No more crowdedwaiting room.
• New small and partitionedcubicles
for talkingwith patients.
• Other patients checking in, paying
bills, evenhavingtheirblood
pressures takenat attractive
computer station.
Concern Of Allan Moulter
• How isHealthcarehandling all the
transitions ( internal or external)?
• On whatparameters and how the
improvements in service
qualityismeasured?
• How muchinvestmentisdone for
this change?
Contd…..
• How technological change will
affect the daily routines of
company?
• Quality Care has 3000 employees
and 200,000 members and a lot of
procedural change, time change will
affect the whole system.
• Automation willlead to cut in lot of
administration staff.
TechnoligicalImprovement
: Healthcare
• QualityImprovement : Customer
Retentionincreased.
• Simplifies service operation.
• Records canbestandardized for
insurancecompany.
• Staff is not decreased.
• Customersreadilyaccepted the
change.
Current Situation: Quality
Care