KYRHA 2014-15 Measures of Performance

Executive Pay-For-Performance:
2014-15
Organizational Measures of Performance
Keewatin Yatthé Regional Health Authority
Table of Contents
System Measure
Measure 1. Number of vacancies by location in Mental Health, Addictions,
Home Care and Rehab Services…...…………………………...…….….pg. 2
Fiscal Responsibility Measure….…………………………….…….….pg. 3
Organizational Measures
Measure 1. Hoshin Breakthrough: WinCIS/RIS-PACS…….. …….…….pg.4
Measure 2. Kaizen Basics Training..…………………………...…….….pg. 5
Measure 3. Accreditation ……………………………………...…….….pg. 6
Measure 4. Attendance Management: Addressing Sick Time........….….pg. 7
Executive Behavioural/Competencies...……………………..…….….pg. 8
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System Measure 8 percentage points
Measure 1. Northern Measure
Definition
Baseline and Target
Number of vacancies by location in Mental Health,
Addictions, Home Care and Rehab Services.
Baseline: 25% reduction in vacancy (Performance Appraisal
2013-2014)
Target: There will be a 75% reduction from November, 30,
2012 in the number of total position vacant for longer than 6
months.
Target Met: 5 percentage points; by March, 31, 2015. 75%
reduction from November, 30, 2013 in # of total positions
vacant for longer than 6 months
Calculation or Methodology
Description
Data Sources
Target Unmet: For every 5% the target is missed, 0.5
percentage points will be deducted from the 5 percentage point
target to a maximum of 5 points
Target Surpassed: Another 3 percentage point are available;
for every 5% the target is surpassed, .28 percentage points will
be earned to a maximum increase of 3 points
Human Resource (HR)
Data Limitations
Frequency of Data Availability
Monthly and as requested
Regional Health Authority Contact
Michael Quennell, Executive Director of Community
Development
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Fiscal Responsibility Measure 4 percentage points
Definition
The region is required to submit a balanced budget and direct
operations in such a way that a deficit is not incurred.
Baseline
 Audited RHA financial statements compared to the 2014-15
estimates
Baseline and Target
Target
 To achieve surplus or balanced position or deficit % less
than or equal to 1%
Calculation or Methodology
Description
Data Sources
Target Met: 4 percentage points; surplus or balanced position
or deficit % less than or equal to 1%
Target Unmet: 0 percentage points; if deficit % greater than
1% no percentage points will be assigned for this measure
Finance Department and the MOH
Data Limitations
Frequency of Data Availability
Monthly through the KYRHA finance report
Regional Health Authority Contact
Edward Harding, Executive Director of Finance and
Infrastructure
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Organizational Measures 6 percentage points
Measure 1. Hoshin Breakthrough: WinCIS/RIS-PACS (1.5 points)
Definition
Baseline and Target
Implementation of WinCis/ RIS-PACS in the region through
completion of the level of infrastructure and training targets
noted in the A3 by March 2015.
Baseline:
 Failed to achieve previous target: jump start electronic
medical records
 Completion of previous WinCIS targets through corrective
action.
Target: Achieve 100% of the targets in the A3 (RIS-PACS)
Target Met: 1.5 percentage points
Calculation or Methodology
Description
Data Sources
Target Unmet: For every 5% the target is missed, 0.075
percentage points will be deducted from the 1.5 percentage
point target
IT Department/Medical Record/ X-ray Department
Data Limitations
Frequency of Data Availability
Monthly
Regional Health Authority Contact
Edward Harding, Executive Director of Finance and
Infrastructure/Dale West, Director of Communications
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Measure 2. Kaizen Basics Training (1.5 points)
Definition
Baseline and Target
Number of KYRHA employees trained in Kaizen Basics
Baseline: From December, 2012
Target: 85% of employees will be trained in Kaizen Basics by
March 2015.
Stretch Target: By March 2015, 100% 0f the employees will
be trained in Kaizen Basics.
Calculation or Methodology
Description
Data Sources
Target Met: 0.75 percentage points
Target Unmet: For every 5% the target is missed, 0.075
percentage points will be deducted from the 0.75 percentage
point target
Stretch Target: Another 0.75 percentage points are available;
for every 5% the target is surpassed, 0.25 points will be
earned to a maximum of 0.75 percentage points
KPO
Data Limitations
Frequency of Data Availability
Monthly and as requested
Regional Health Authority Contact
Carol Gillis, KPO Director
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Measure 3. Accreditation (1.5 points)
Definition
The region is scheduled for its half-way visit in May 2015.
Baseline: June 2013 site visit resulted in receiving
accreditation with visits and report. Met 1 visit and report.
Baseline and Target
Target:
 Meet criteria on site visit
 By October 2014 all evidence-base reports that are needed
will be submitted
Target Met: 1.5 percentage points
Calculation or Methodology
Description
Data Sources
Target Unmet: For every 5% the target is missed, 0.075
percentage points will be deducted from the 1.5 percentage
point target
Accreditation Canada
Data Limitations
Frequency of Data Availability
Annually and as requested
Regional Health Authority Contact
Executive Director of Corporate Services
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Measure 4. Attendance Management: Addressing Sick Time (1.5 points)
Definition
Baseline and Target
The region has consistently seen an increase in sick time since
2010 with rates in 2012-13 being one of the highest in the
province. The region is thereby targeting to maintain
equilibrium and meet the baseline of 2013-14 while aiming for
a stretch target of a 10% reduction.
Baseline: 86.57 hrs/FTE in 2013-14
Target: Maintain baseline
Stretch Target: 10% reduction in sick time usage from
baseline
Target Met: 0.75 percentage points
Calculation or Methodology
Description
Target Unmet: For every 5% the target is missed, 0.075
percentage points will be deducted from the 0.75 percentage
point target
Data Sources
Stretch Target: Another 0.75 percentage points are available;
for every 5% the target is surpassed, 0.375 points will be
earned to a maximum of 0.75 percentage points
Human Resources
Data Limitations
Frequency of Data Availability
Monthly
Regional Health Authority Contact
Executive Director of Corporate Services
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Executive Behavioural/Competencies 2 percentage points
Definition
Baseline and Target
Essential skills and attributes the Board expects the CEO to
demonstrate as a leader in the course of fulfilling his/her duties.
There are a total of 16 Executive Behavioural Competencies that
are used to rate the CEO under this category. The rating scale
ranges from 1 (consistently does not meet novice) to 5
(outstanding performance).
Baseline: 2.4 on a five point scale (Performance Appraisal
2013-2014)
Target: 2.8 on the rating scale
Stretch Target: 3 on the rating scale
Calculations based on rating scale.
5=110%
Calculation or Methodology
Description
4=105%
3=100%
2=95%
Data Sources
Data Limitations
Frequency of Data Availability
Regional Health Authority Contact
1=90% of base salary rate
Board 360 degree Evaluation
The 360 degree performance evaluation rating may lend to some
subjective interpretations of the competency.
Once annually
Tina Rasmussen, Board Chairperson
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