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THE Balanced Scorecard: Duquez Children'S Hospital Corp. In-House Training Sessions
THE Balanced Scorecard: Duquez Children'S Hospital Corp. In-House Training Sessions
THE Balanced Scorecard: Duquez Children'S Hospital Corp. In-House Training Sessions
BALANCED
SCORECARD
DUQUEZ CHILDRENS HOSPITAL CORP.
IN-HOUSE TRAINING SESSIONS
OBJECTIVES
The Balanced
Scorecard model
suggests that we
view the
organization from
4 perspectives.
Then develop
metrics, collect
data and analyze it
relative to each of
these perspectives
Adapted from The Balanced Scorecard by Kaplan & Norton
Organizational Perspectives
Financial
What must we do to create sustainable economic value?
Internal Business Process
To satisfy our stakeholders, what must be our levels of
productivity, efficiency, and quality?
Learning and Growth
How does our employee performance management
system, including feedback to employees, support high
performance?
Customer
What do our customers require from us and how are we
doing according to those requirements?
Generic Measurements
Example of a Balanced Scorecard
STRATEGY MAP BALANCED SCORECARD ACTION PLAN
PROCESS: MANUFACTURING EXCELLENCE
OBJECTIVES MEASUREMENT TARGET INITIATIVE BUDGET
THEME: ROCE > xx%, VOLUME = xx,xxx units
FINANCIAL
PERSPECTIVE Operating Cost & Efficiency Cost/Unit, Efficiency Monthly Monitoring
Long-Term Shareholder
Weekly/Monthly
Value ROCE > xx% Capacity Utilization % Utilization
Monitoring
Trial Prod.
Capability Utilization Monthly Monitoring
Improve Grow Spare Parts Prod
Productivity Revenue Weekly/Monthly
Brand / Image Warranty Cost t
Monitoring
CUSTOMER
PERSPECTIVE Low Cost Manufacturing Man-hour per Unit Weekly Monitoring
OFFER PRODUCTS & SERVCIES World-Class Quality
Defect per Unit Daily Monitoring
THAT ARE CONSISTENT, TIMELY Standards
and LOW-COST World-Class Delivery Timing Sales Delivery Daily Monitoring
Low World Knowledgeable & Skilled
Direct Pass Rate Daily Monitoring
Cost
Customer
Class
Enhance
Partner
High Customer Satisfaction Market Feedback Weekly Monitoring
OPEX
Satisfaction Brand
Reinforce Brand Image Sales Volume
Monthly Monitoring RM XX M
Prod. & Sales Mtg.
CAPEX
INTERNAL
PERSPECTIVE Productivity Cycle Time Hourly Monitoring
ENSURE OPERATIONAL EXCELLENCE WITH
INNOVATION AS WELL BEING SOCIALLY
Delivery
Meet Daily Plan
WIP
Daily Monitoring
Daily Monitoring RM xx M
RESPONSIBLE KAIZEN Monthly follow-up
Continuous Improvement
ICC Specific Programmed
Operational Process
NPI Timely Introduction Weekly Follow-up
Excellence Innovation
Industrial Accident Cross Audits
Alliances with Socially Safety & Health
Commuting Accident Defensive Driving
SBUs Responsible Toxic Waste Disposal Facility Readiness
Environment
ISO 9002 Certification
Customer Preference
Survey
STAFF PERFORMANCE
EVALUATION
Staff members shall be subject to the following
schedule of evaluation:
Annual evaluation
Senior Staff
Quarterly monitoring
6th Month
Probationary Staff 3rd Month
1st Month
STAFF PERFORMANCE
EVALUATION
Two parts:
Evaluation by the Nursing Supervisor = 90% of over
all rating
Routine-Based Performance
Task-Specific Performance.
Peer Evaluation = 10% of over-all rating
Monthly monitoring: Routine and Task-based
performance as gathered by the Nursing Supervisor.
STAFF PERFORMANCE
EVALUATION
Routine-based Evaluation
Evaluation based on the accomplishment of routine
hospital tasks daily or randomly assessed using a
prescribed checklist
STAFF PERFORMANCE
EVALUATION
Task-specific Performance
Evaluation based on the performance of specific
task assignments based on the following criteria:
Quantity of Work
Accomplishment of Work Goals
Amount of Work Productivity
Use of Time
Quality of Work
Accuracy
Completeness
Neatness
STAFF PERFORMANCE
EVALUATION
Orientation Checklist
Quarterly monitoring and performance updates
Peer evaluation
Annual assessment
Post-evaluation interview
STAFF PERFORMANCE
EVALUATION FORMS
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PATIENT SATISFACTION
SURVEY
Patient Satisfaction Survey