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NR 706 Week 6 Practice Problem Analysis and Presentation - Fishbone Diagram

Chamberlain University Nursing NR 706 Healthcare Informatics & Information Systems Minka Kelly 2 pages
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PowerPoint Presentation NR706: Week 6 | Practice Problem Analysis and Presentation—Fishbone Diagram Version A Cause Effect Nurse Wrong insulin dose Nu rse Lack of knowledge Patient no-compliance with guidelines Patient low intake of carbohydrates Computer programmer Wrong system programming formulation. Programmer Poor programming skills Sterile plastic tube Blood sugar testing Glucometer Silicone rubber insulin infusion Insulin infusion pump insulin Insulin pump People ©2021 Chamberlain University Environment In young adults with Type 1 Diabetes(Population), what is the effect of Continuous Subcutaneous Pump Therapy(Intervention), Methods Equipment Materials Directions To develop your cause and effect diagram, do the following: Identify practice problem idea you are trying to improve in the effect box. In each category of causes—(a) people, (b) environment, (c) materials, (d) methods, and (e) equipment—input causes for the effect. (See example and rubric.) ©2021 Chamberlain University

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