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Organizational Performance Improvement

Graphic: Pyramid depicting organizational performance improvement, including organizational performance, CHD performance, and Central Office performance.
Quality is never an accident; it is always the result of high intention, sincere effort, intelligent direction and skillful execution.

The Department of Health (DOH) continually uses data to drive organizational performance improvement efforts, in order to effectively achieve its mission – to protect, promote, and improve the health of all people in Florida.

DOH is a large, complex, and centralized organization, with 67 local County Health Departments (CHDs), and programmatic field offices, and the state health office in Florida's capital city, Tallahassee. The department has a responsibility to the people of Florida to efficiently use the resources we are allocated and establish partnerships within the public health system, to effectively meet the needs of those we serve. The department's commitment to excellence is demonstrated by a willingness to improve our organization's performance.
 

Organizational Improvement
The Office of Performance Improvement has developed and implemented an improvement framework that can be used by the organization, as well as each entity within the organization, to improve performance. The DOH 5-Step Performance Improvement Process is currently being utilized by the department's 67 county health departments to improve health and business outcomes. Beginning in 2011, the state health department's central office programs will do the same. The collective performance results from both the CHDs and central office programs, along with health and organizational data from external sources (e.g., America's Health Rankings, National Public Health Performance Standards), will provide a picture of the department's overall performance results. These results can then be analyzed and prioritized, and high-level plans designed to impact organizational priorities and improve the department's efficiency and effectiveness in meeting its mission. (Reference:10 Essential Public Health Services and National Voluntary Public Health Accreditation)
 

Organizational Performance Results
  • Analysis of 2009 Organizational Data (Pilot Year)

County Health Departments (CHDs)

  • 2010 Strengths & Opportunities for Improvement

  • 2007-2010 Comparative Analysis

  • 2009 Strengths & Opportunities for Improvement
                 2009 Analysis Methodology

  • 2009 Priorities

  • 2007-2009 Comparative Analysis

  • 2008 Strengths, Opportunities for Improvement, & Priorities

  • 2007-2008 Comparative Analysis

Central Office (CO) Programs (Pilot Year)
  • 2009 Pilot Strengths & Opportunities for Improvement
                 Analysis Methodology

  • 2009 Pilot Priorities

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