The Nominal Group Technique Can Contribute to Quality Improvement By

question 8

Multiple Choice

The nominal group technique can contribute to quality improvement by:

• A) giving specialist innovative thinkers the authority to decide which problems to work on, and in what order.
• B) giving everyone an equal say in deciding which problems to work on, and in what order.
• C) giving those higher in an organisation's hierarchy the power to decide which problems to work on, and in what order.
• D) giving operational workers the authority to decide which problems to work on, and in what order.
• E) None of these response are correct.

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Definitions:

Pulse Oximetry

A non-invasive test that measures the oxygen saturation level (or oxygen levels) of the blood, indicating how well oxygen is being sent to parts of the body furthest from the heart.

Focused Physical Assessment

A concentrated examination performed by healthcare professionals to assess a specific organ system or health issue.

Chronic Health Problem

Persistent health issues that affect an individual's daily life and require long-term management or intervention.

Health History

A comprehensive record of an individual's past medical, surgical, and family health information.