Question: MSCMOPM 5 3 2 Case Need the solutions with flow chart. Part 1 : Construction of fish bone ( cause and effect ) diagram (
MSCMOPM Case
Need the solutions with flow chart.
Part: Construction of fish bone cause and effect diagram marks
Pretend that you have just come from a relative's wedding reception. It didn't turn out as well as it should
have, and the bride's parents are pretty mad at how things turned out. Use the supplied template to
construct a conventional causeandeffect diagram. Identify twelve sources of defects for the issue
"dissatisfied customer of wedding reception caterer." Your dozen need not be exactly three per main
cause but should be a balanced treatment. Categorize each cause onto a main cause. Provide brief
support for each of your choices.
Part: Construction of flow chart marks
International Medical Center, Jeddah, is one of the busiest and most respected hospitals for the medical
treatment of children and women in Jeddah
One of the tools the hospital uses consistently is the process flowchart. Omer Ali, who carries the
Clinical Practice Improvement Consultant, charts scores of processes.
The flowcharts help study ways to improve the turnaround of a vacated room especially important in a
hospital that has operated at of capacity for years speed up the admission process, and deliver
warm meals warm.
Lately, IMC has been examining the flow of maternity patients and their paperwork from the moment
they enter the hospital until they are discharged, hopefully with their healthy baby a day or two later.
The flow of maternity patients follows these steps points:
Enter IMCs Labor & Delivery checkin desk entrance.
If the baby is born en route or if birth is imminent, the mother and baby are taken by elevator and
registered and admitted directly at bedside. They are then taken to a Labor & Delivery Triage room on
the th floor for an exam. If there are no complications, the mother and baby go to step
If the baby is not yet born, the front desk asks if the mother is preregistered. Most do preregister at the
week pregnancy mark If she is not, she goes to the registration office on the first floor.
The pregnant woman is taken to Labor & Delivery Triage on the th floor for assessment. If she is ready
to deliver, she is taken to a Labor & Delivery L&D room on the nd floor until the baby is born. If she is
not ready, she goes to step
Pregnant women not ready to deliver ie no contractions or false alarm are either sent home to return
on a later date and reenter the system at that time, or if contractions are not yet close enough, they are
sent to walk around the hospital grounds to encourage progress and then return to Labor & Delivery
Triage at a prescribed time.
When the baby is born, if there are no complications, after hours the mother and baby are transferred
to a motherbaby care unit room on floors or for an average of hours.
If there are complications with the mother, she goes to an operating room andor intensive care unit.
From there, she goes back to a motherbaby care room upon stabilization or is discharged at another
time if not stabilized. Complications for the baby may result in a stay in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit
NICU before transfer to the baby nursery near the mother's room. If the baby cannot be stabilized for
discharge with the mother, the baby is discharged later.
Mother andor baby, when ready, are discharged and taken by wheelchair to the discharge exit for
pickup to travel home.
Questions
As Alis new assistant, you need to flowchart this process. Explain how the process might be improved
once you have completed the chart.
If a mother is scheduled for a Caesareansection birth ie the baby is removed from the womb
surgically how would this flowchart change?
If all mothers were electronically or manually preregistered, how would the flowchart change?
Redraw the chart to show your changes.
Describe in detail a process that the hospital could analyze, besides the ones mentioned in this case.
Note: Use Word to draw the flow chart. You will get zero if you copy and past from any website
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