Why “Swimlane?” Swimmer’s Swimming pool platform Michael The stays in their lane. Only the patient moves from one lane to the next. “swimmer” Phelps In the workflow” example on page 8, no one has a lane. Roles are hard to identify, and everyone is “ineffective Ryan Lochte in the pool at what seem to be random places and at the same point in time. Decision points are not identified and there are multiple lines drawn from the same shapes, and shapes are used that are subject to interpretation. It very difficult to even understand what is going on, let alone effectively analyze it. DEFINE WORKFLOW _______________________________________________________________________ Role Activity
Why “Swimlane?” Swimmer’s platform Swimming pool Michael Phelps The “swimmer” stays in their lane. Only the patient moves from one lane to the next. Ryan Lochte In the “ineffective workflow” example on page 8, no one has a lane. Roles are hard to identify, and everyone is in the pool at what seem to be random places and at the same point in time. Decision points are not identified and there are multiple lines drawn from the same shapes, and shapes are used that are subject to interpretation. It very difficult to even understand what is going on, let alone effectively analyze it. DEFINE WORKFLOW _______________________________________________________________________ Role Activity
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