Iceberg Model: Systems Thinking in Healthcare

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Go through three scenarios and decide which level of the iceberg model is being discussed to help the frog across the pond! You get three lives, meaning you are allowed to make three mistakes.

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Daniela Radashkevich

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Iceberg Model: Systems Thinking in Healthcare


Froggy Jumps Iceberg Model: Systems Thinking in HealthcareOnline version Go through three scenarios and decide which level of the iceberg model is being discussed to help the frog across the pond! You get three lives, meaning you are allowed to make three mistakes. by Daniela Radashkevich 1 Oh no! A patient received the incorrect medication, and is now experiencing terrible effects. According to the iceberg model, this is an example of... a An event b A pattern/trend. c A system structure 2 More patient care errors have been happening at this hospital lately. This is an example of... a An event b A pattern/trend c A mental model 3 The increased patient care errors are a result of medical workers being overworked and fatigued consistently. This is an example of... a An event b A mental model c A system structure 4 The fatigue and overworking of medical workers is caused by the belief that they should be grateful for the experience and should pick up all the work that they can. This is an example of... a A pattern b A mental model c A system structure 5 A patient suffers from diabetes complications after delaying treatment. This is an example of... a A system structure b A pattern c An event 6 More patients are avoiding or delaying treatment, leading to more frequent complications. This is an example of... a A mental model b A pattern/trend c A system structure 7 The reason patients are avoiding or delaying treatment is because they cannot afford the fees associated with medical visits and medications required for their conditions. This is an example of... a A system structure b A pattern c An event 8 Treatment for diabetes has remained expensive for a long time, and many people have tried to advocate for it being more affordable to more people. Their efforts are moving towards a desired outcome, which in the flipped over iceberg model is... a The new tip b A mental model c A strategic intervention 9 A nurse is significantly injured by a dementia patient during patient care. This is an example of... a A pattern b A system structure c An event 10 More nurses have had encounters with aggressive patients lately, which have resulted in physical harm to the nurse. This is an example of... a A pattern b A mental model c A system structure 11 Nurses are inadequately protected due security being given narrower guidelines for what constitutes an appropriate situation for them to respond in. This is an example of... a An event b A system structure c A pattern 12 Security are not being directed to respond properly to security concerns with dementia patients due to the belief that the elderly patients cannot be capable of significant harm, and nurses are just overreacting. This is an example of... a A mental model b A pattern c A system structure

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Iceberg Model: Systems Thinking in HealthcareOnline version

by Daniela Radashkevich

Oh no! A patient received the incorrect medication, and is now experiencing terrible effects. According to the iceberg model, this is an example of...

More patient care errors have been happening at this hospital lately. This is an example of...

The increased patient care errors are a result of medical workers being overworked and fatigued consistently. This is an example of...

The fatigue and overworking of medical workers is caused by the belief that they should be grateful for the experience and should pick up all the work that they can. This is an example of...

A patient suffers from diabetes complications after delaying treatment. This is an example of...

More patients are avoiding or delaying treatment, leading to more frequent complications. This is an example of...

The reason patients are avoiding or delaying treatment is because they cannot afford the fees associated with medical visits and medications required for their conditions. This is an example of...

Treatment for diabetes has remained expensive for a long time, and many people have tried to advocate for it being more affordable to more people. Their efforts are moving towards a desired outcome, which in the flipped over iceberg model is...

A nurse is significantly injured by a dementia patient during patient care. This is an example of...

More nurses have had encounters with aggressive patients lately, which have resulted in physical harm to the nurse. This is an example of...

Nurses are inadequately protected due security being given narrower guidelines for what constitutes an appropriate situation for them to respond in. This is an example of...

Security are not being directed to respond properly to security concerns with dementia patients due to the belief that the elderly patients cannot be capable of significant harm, and nurses are just overreacting. This is an example of...