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    JULY 19, 2023 DEFINING PROBLEM

    Understanding the Problem


    1.Describe the current situation. What is the problem that needs to be solved?

    2.What is the ideal situation (desired outcome)


    if things were working well? What will happen when the problem is solved?

    3.What don’t you know about the problem?

    4.List the questions you need answers to.

    5.Where can you get answers to these questions? Can you answer some yourself? Is
    there something you can read for help? Is there someone you can ask?

    6.Observe the situation for about 10 minutes. Describe the gaps between the current
    situation and the ideal situation. These could be gaps in processes, protocols, communication,
    etc.

    7.Find someone you can discuss the problem with. Who is it?

    8.Brainstorm. Discuss the problem with this person. How do they describe the problem?

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