Leadership at healthcare organizations is being tested like never before. The move away from a fee-for-service model to a patient-outcome-based model means management has to get clinical-care teams collaborating in a whole new way.
When identifying a problem, many organizations have the tendency to jump to a solution. A systematic analysis of the problem to determine a root cause before considering potential solutions is often missed.
On the other hand, Root Cause Analysis can assist with the identification and definition of problems. After understanding the problem it can be further analyzed using the right root cause analysis tools.
This webinar will cover:
•Root Cause Analysis - How to start and process
•Problem Description and Tools
•RCA Tools: 5 Whys, Cause-and-Effect Analysis, Brainstorming
•Common Pitfalls
•Q & A
(Renishaw: Hoffman Estates, IL) -- Renishaw has launched a new website for anyone wanting to know more about Raman spectroscopy and its applications. The new site includes updated content, improved navigation, and more images, making key information clearer and more accessible.
Wouldn’t it be nice if everyone thanked you at the end of the meeting and told you how glad they were to have been there? How likely is that to happen?
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