Reducing Waste and Inefficiency through Process Redesign: Lean/ Toyota Production System (TPS) Implementation
Collection of Documents Guidelines
Dear [INSERT NAME OF CONTACT]:
Thank you for agreeing to participate in the American Institute for Research’s project with the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality entitled Reducing Waste and Inefficiency through Process Redesign: Lean/Toyota Production System (TPS) Implementation. This project will involve case studies of Lean/TPS implementation in your organization. As part of this project, we would like to collect existing data from your organization on Lean/TPS implementation.
Specifically, we are looking for the following types of documents:
Internal reports or memos on Lean/TPS implementation or decisions surrounding Lean/TPS implementation
Materials promoting the adoption of Lean/TPS in your organization
Tools used when implementing Lean/TPS (e.g. value stream maps, checklists, guides, etc.)
Press releases or other news media regarding the use of Lean/TPS in your organization
Data on the process evaluation for Lean/TPS (satisfaction surveys on Lean/TPS, use of Lean/TPS versus other methods)
Data on the outcomes or impacts of Lean/TPS (data files, surveys, reports, etc.)
Materials disseminating information about Lean/TPS and its impacts to others outside of your organization (speeches, presentations, posters, etc.)
We ask that you please submit these documents using one of the methods listed below:
(1) via email to Kristin Carman (kcarman@air.org)
(2) via mail to
Kristin Carman
American Institutes for Research
1000 Thomas Jefferson St, NW
Washington, DC 20007
Thank you again for your assistance. Please do not hesitate to contact me should you have any questions.
Best,
Kristin Carman
Project Director
File Type | application/msword |
File Title | Reducing Waste and Inefficiency through Process Redesign: Lean/ Toyota Production System (TPS) Implementation |
Author | Information Technology Group |
Last Modified By | wcarroll |
File Modified | 2009-02-18 |
File Created | 2009-02-18 |