Healthcare & Senior Care Technology Training Program In-Person Open

Kaizen in Hospitals: Continuous Improvement in Patient Pathways

Transfer Kaizen from factory to hospital — how Japanese hospitals reduced patient waiting times by 60% and medication errors by 80% through incremental improvement.

Duration
4 days
Hours
28 hrs
Location
Tokyo, Japan
Language
ar
Seats
/ 25

Overview

Japanese hospitals have been implementing Kaizen since the 1990s, applying TPS (Toyota Production System) principles to patient flow, medication management, and surgical throughput. This programme visits two Kaizen-certified Japanese hospitals, reviews their improvement data, and teaches participants to design their own Kaizen projects using Value Stream Mapping, 5S, and A3 problem-solving reports adapted for clinical settings.

Program Objectives

  • Apply Kaizen principles to hospital patient-flow and medication management.
  • Design a healthcare Value Stream Map.
  • Facilitate a clinical A3 problem-solving session.
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