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    Root Cause Analysis (RCA) is a tool to find the root factor in a failure of a system or of a process. In a RCA‚ we always want to establish the chain of events first. Reviewing the second scenario we have a Mr. B‚ the patient‚ Dr. T‚ RN J and an LPN with no initial. Mr. B comes into the ER with a hip dislocation at 15:30. He is triaged‚ assessed‚ history obtained‚ placed in ER room and the ER physician is updated on patient status and history. Mr. B’s vitals at this time are B/P 120/80‚ HR 88

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    or even a little biased at times. My social life could be considered nonexistent at the moment‚ so there isn’t really anything to discuss in that area. I then realized that I have the perfect personal situation for applying the Root Cause Analysis tool to (Root Cause Analysis: Tracing a Problem to its Origins‚ n.d.). I recently returned from‚ and plan

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    RUNNING HEAD: RTT1 TASK 2 1 RTT1 Task 2: Root Cause Analysis‚ Change Theory‚ FMEA‚ and Nursing Western Governors University RTT1 TASK 2 2 RTT1 Task 2: Root Cause Analysis‚ Change Theory‚ FMEA‚ and Nursing Root Cause Analysis (RCA) A root cause analysis (RCA) is an essential tool that can be used to examine and understand the ways in which systems fail as well as discuss those specific failures that led to a specific adverse event and potentially implement steps or behaviors to

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    ROOT CAUSE: In this case‚ we believe that there are three main root causes from the management of this company‚ especially in packaging department. The first main one is cohesiveness limited the productivity in packaging department. Cohesiveness for packing department was existent and had become somewhat negative. Employees were mimicking the bad behavior of one another and were failing to get anywhere production wise. Packing department seemed to be small knit group and they were able to complete

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    A Root Cause Analysis Western Governors University Author Note Organizational Systems and Quality Leadership (RTT1) A Root Cause Analysis Healthcare facilities that are accredited by Joint Commission are required after a sentinel event to conduct a root cause analysis (RCA). A root cause analysis is conducted to determine the cause or factors that contributed to the sentinel event. A few things must be asked in the RCA such as who‚ what‚ where‚ why and how in order to identify

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    properly investigate the situation in hopes to learn from the event and hinder another episode. The following will discuss procedures used to investigate sentinel events such as root cause analysis‚ change theory and failure mode and effects analysis using the scenario involving Mr. B in Task 2 instructions. A. Root Cause Analysis Nursing is a profession of helping others. Those who choose to work in healthcare never intended on harming. However‚ if harm does come to a patient proper policy and procedure

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    Root cause analysis is a collective term that describes a wide range of approaches‚ tools‚ and techniques used to uncover causes of problems (ASQ‚ n.d). Investigation starts with visible problem and or symptom followed by a series of what‚ how and why questions to identify the first level‚ higher level and finally the root cause of the problem or the system. The purpose of the inquiry is to identify the exact cause of the problem and then make a plan of action on how to eradicate or control the cause

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    subsequent comparison. Analyze : Determination of the causal relationships within the process. Determine what kind of relationship is involved and make sure that all factors have been considered. Improve : Improve or optimize the process based on the analysis‚ using techniques such as Design of Experiments. Control : Continuously monitor the process as it continues using the measuring systems developed. Set up appropriate corrective actions for anticipated deviations in the process. * Relate with

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    ROOT CAUSE ANALYSIS OF A SENTINEL EVENT Diane Swintek Western Governors University Root Cause Analysis of a Sentinel Event A root cause analysis (RCA) is a method by which we can examine a serious adverse event and identify the cause‚ or causes‚ that led up to the event. Although personnel are involved in these events‚ the primary purpose of the RCA is to identify the cause‚ not to assign blame (Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality‚ 2014). It is through identifying a cause‚ or

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    Regulatory Integrity Manager‚ I am responsible for managing a team of 5 bespoke complaints specialists. The teams role is to make sure regulatory reporting to the appropriate bodies are correct and delivered within SLAs. In addition‚ conduct root cause analysis and produce policy and procedure documents within a controlled framework to make sure delivery

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