Factors that affect decisions
Beliefs that appear to be accurate but are discovered to be erroneous when logical reasoning standards are applied
Fallacies
a decision making model often used by healthcare personnel that emphasizes intuition as a critical component
Clinical Judgement model
This type of group is often deemed exceptionally compatible, but susceptible to polarization and groupthink.
Homogeneous Groups
The synchronisation of tasks among health care providers in order to deliver patient care
Coordination
The gap between a desired condition and the current condition
A problem
Groupthink
Originating in the field of economics, this decision making model is based on the maximisation of benefits and the minimisation of cost
Rational Decision Making model
A group that is often comprised of interprofessional individuals and finds success due to varied speciality knowledge.
Heterogeneous Groups
The task-related characteristics such as knowledge, skills, and attitudes that can be measured based on quality
Competencies
An action that will, hopefully, produce a desired outcome
A decision
Elements such as experiences, personal characteristics, and cognition that influence the quality of a decision
Individual Decision Bias
Herbert Simon created the Bounded Rationality Model by building on the Rational Decision Making model after identifying that individuals were bound by extraneous factors in an imperfect world. He incorporated _______ ______ to do this.
Behavioural Psychology
This role includes functions such as team monitoring, boundary management, support, resource allocation and conflict resolution
Leadership
The voluntary, non competitive effort from individuals within the group to achieve a common goal
Cooperation
The identification of a solution
Decision Making
A wide claim that is supported by assumptions and insufficient information
Hasty Generalization
The Bounded Rationality model
The six thinking hats come in an array of colours that indicate each individuals roles. What colours do these hats come in?
Black, Blue, Green, Red, Yellow, and White
The transfer of information between members of a group
Communication
The steps of the nursing process are:
Assessment, diagnosis, planning, implementation, and evaluation
Similarly to construction and engineering, decision making models are often described as _____ due to them being guides for creation.
Blueprints
Less known than the SWOT analysis, the SOAR analysis is a creative planning process rooted in appreciative inquiry. It stands for:
Strengths, Opportunities, Aspirations and Results
Often termed a 'gut feeling' this 6th sense is based on what an individual deems to be true even without conscious reasoning
Intuition