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Digging Deeper with Root Cause Analysis
Continuing medical education planning usually includes a needs assessment.
But sometimes it’s pretty challenging to get to the root cause of clinical or professional practice gaps, because they are often multifactorial.
That’s where root cause analysis comes in.
In episode 37 of Write Medicine, Greg Salinas, PhD, President of CE Outcomes, discusses his unique approach to needs assessments using root cause analysis. He emphasizes that the literature tells us that practice gaps exist (the what), but that we learn more about why gaps exist through direct outreach to clinicians and other stakeholders.
We explore what root cause analysis involves, its benefits for CME needs assessments, and how to approach it using conversational interviews and qualitative analysis.
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Join our Root Cause Analysis Practice Lab on February 19th.
You'll learn systems thinking, defensible frameworks, and grant-ready language in 3 hands-on hours.
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Continuing medical education planning usually includes a needs assessment.
But sometimes it’s pretty challenging to get to the root cause of clinical or professional practice gaps, because they are often multifactorial.
That’s where root cause analysis comes in.
In episode 37 of Write Medicine, Greg Salinas, PhD, President of CE Outcomes, discusses his unique approach to needs assessments using root cause analysis. He emphasizes that the literature tells us that practice gaps exist (the what), but that we learn more about why gaps exist through direct outreach to clinicians and other stakeholders.
We explore what root cause analysis involves, its benefits for CME needs assessments, and how to approach it using conversational interviews and qualitative analysis.
📍Grab the WriteCME Roadmap
⭐ Review the podcast
🗞️ Biweekly Newsletter with tips and resources to enrich your CME content niche
➡️ Join WriteCME Pro for ongoing professional development
🌐 Podcast website
🎙️ Share the podcast
Mentioned in this episode:
Root Cause Analysis Practice Lab
Ready to write needs assessments that go deeper than "clinicians need more education"?
Join our Root Cause Analysis Practice Lab on February 19th.
You'll learn systems thinking, defensible frameworks, and grant-ready language in 3 hands-on hours.
$297 | Applies to WriteCME Pro membership
[CTA Button]
Save My Spot → https://community.writecmepro.com/root-cause-analysis
This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis:
Podtrac - https://analytics.podtrac.com/privacy-policy-gdrp
Root Case Analysis Practice Lab
This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis:
Podtrac - https://analytics.podtrac.com/privacy-policy-gdrp
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