HIM Assembly Analysis

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September 1, 2009 at 11:56 am #25787

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I was wondering if any of youc an share any work design for a HIM Assembly&Analysis work space. We still have paper charts but ready to begin electronic med rec system in the next year. $$ are limited for space improvements. Trying to do a single flow instead of the batching they do now but cubical design isn’t the greatest and they are really not liking idea of table space in L or U shapes. Suggestions?

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September 9, 2009 at 2:09 pm #62454

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Well too bad they have already decided on what is NOT the solution. U-shaped work cells are my personal preference as they enhance communication, eliminate unnecessary handling, provide great visibility and efficient material handling. So why not take the approach of leading a session on defining the CTQ’s for the new layout and working through the exercises of cause and effect, critical x’s and so on to come to a conclusion on what the new layout should be?
Good luck!

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