SYSTEMS THINKING ON A NATIONAL LEVEL Essay

Get together with your Learning Team and review the feedback from your instructor about the Week Three Systems Thinking on a National Level, Part 1 assignment. Discuss what changes or additions need to be made to the systems thinking diagram to better define and develop the components and relationships of the health care issue you selected.

INSTRUCTIONS:

Create a second draft of your systems thinking diagram that provides more details regarding the stock, inflows, outflows, and feedback loops and other system components you have read about in the textbook.

TEAM RESPONSIBLITIES:

Inflow: Elana (BLUE) COMPLETE BY 04.27.2019

Stocks: Jennifer (PURPLE) COMPLETE BY 04.25.2019

Outflow: Eddie (RED) COMPLETE BY 04.27.2019

Feedback Loops for Inflow: Nicolette (ORANGE) COMPLETE BY 04.29.2019

****Feedback Loops for Outflow: Ziomara (GREEN) **** COMPLET

DUE DATE FOR OVERALL INDIVIDUAL CONTRIBUTION: SUNDAY, APRIL 29 @ 1900 EST FOR NECESSARY REVISIONS

DEFINITIONS:

INFLOW- Any aspect of the system that makes our MRSA problem worse (ineffective hand-washing, staff turn-over, policy noncompliance, abuse of antibiotics, over prescribing, abuse of antibacterial soap, etc.)

STOCKS – Key aspects such as employees, providers, the community, regulatory, evidence-based practice, etc.

OUTFLOW: Any aspect of the system that makes our MRSA problem better (effective training, evidence-based practice, etc.)

********This is where that research and familiarity to MRSA via SHEA or CDC will be beneficial to you***************

AS A TEAM, WE ARE DEPENDENT ON EACH OTHER TO COMPLETE THIS TASK SEAMLESSLY, PLEASE NOTE YOUR PERSONAL TIMELINE.

YOU ALL CANNOT COMPLETE YOUR TASK WITHOUT MY REVIEWING STOCKS AND ADDING/SUBTRACTING – NICOLETTE & ZIOMARA CANNOT COMPLETE THEIR CONTRIBUTION EFFICIENTLY WITHOUT THE ELANA’S AND EDDIE’S CLOSURE ON THEIR ASSIGNMENT. EACH OF OUR SUCCESS IS DEPENDENT ON THE OTHER.

Please note the your color assignment.

This is important to track team contribution. I have attached a copy of our Week 3 submission. Please look at this closely & DOWNLOAD IT. Any additional text boxes you will insert, arrows, changes in current colors to the draft, etc. must be in your designated color.

Each of you will submit your own revision of our rough draft system map and once I have received everyone’s, I will combine all our contributions into one map & this will be color coordinated.

****PLEASE RENAME YOUR CONTRIBUTION TO INCLUDE YOUR NAME SO THAT I CAN OPEN MULTIPLE FILES WITHOUT GETTING LOST IN THE SIMILARITIES******

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