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Service Improvement Planning |
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Steps |
Performance |
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Low |
(1) |
Transition |
(2) |
High |
(3) |
1 |
Internal Assessment Identify the internal and external client(s), product(s), service(s), partner(s) and stakeholder(s) |
Little or no definition of client groups, partners, or stakeholders |
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Some attempt to identify client; some attempt to identify partners and stakeholders |
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Everyone in the organization has a clear understanding who the clients for each product or service, who the partners and stakeholders are, and how they are involved |
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Assess Current State Establish a client feedback strategy; identify current levels of employee and client satisfaction, expectations and priorities |
No consistent mechanisms to obtain feedback from clients and employees |
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Sporadic client and/or staff surveys |
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A strong strategy to continually measure client and employee satisfaction, expectations, and priorities for improvement |
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3 |
Desired Future State Create service vision and mission statements |
Citizen- centred approach not articulated in the mission and vision statements |
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"Lets improve service" mission and vision statements communicated to staff |
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A mission and a vision statement that supports citizen- centred service improvement developed with and supported by staff |
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Priorities for Improvement Identifying areas for potential improvement |
No organizational priorities have been defined |
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Some priorities to improve service have been defined and communicated within the organization |
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Priorities have been identified and communicated around the five drivers of satisfaction, visibility, access, human resources management, partnerships and use of IT for service improvement |
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Set Standards and Targets Set improvement targets; set client-driven service standards |
None, not clear; performance not measured |
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Service standards are not client-driven; occasional performance appraisals |
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Client-driven standards established and published; performance measured at all levels and reported regularly to all staff |
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6 |
Design Improvement Plan Develop an action plan to obtain improvements for each goal; identifying responsibi- lities, defining a schedule; allocating resources |
No improvement plan; no specific action to improve service; Not linked with client priorities for improvement |
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Not formalized; not integrated within the planning cycle, one-shot effort |
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Service improvement plan is set that includes actions to improve service, responsibi- lities, monitoring results, clarify accountability, and a schedule for completion and renewal |
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7 |
Implement- ation Implement the improvement plan |
No implement- ation |
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Actions defined in the plan are partially. Implemented; no clear responsibility and accountability to implement the plan |
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Actions defined in the plan are fully Implemented; responsibility and accountability to implement the plan are clear to all employees |
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8 |
Monitor Monitor and measure progress, ensure accountability for results |
None |
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Review from time to time the current state of each improvement action |
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Regular review of current improvement actions as well as improvement priorities; regular updates of standards; re-planning |
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Recognition Establish, monitor and maintain an employee recognition program |
None |
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Occasional award ceremonies; management- driven; part of performance appraisal |
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Formal and systematic; it recognizes performance improvement, client satisfaction, and targets achievement |
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Subtotal B: |
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Subtotal C: |
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A+B+C= |
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Add up your scores |
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Low SIP Performance: |
9 - 15 |
In Transition SIP Performance: |
16 - 23 |
High SIP Performance: |
24 - 27 |