Root Cause Analysis (RCA) for Beginners - 5 Whys Explained with Examples | Invensis Learning

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This video on "root cause analysis for beginners" will explain how processes across industry sectors often face problems due to non-conforming parts, which eventually lead to process failure, productivity, and even rework. Even when organizations have the best of frameworks or quality controls at place, problems still persist. So, it is highly imperative to ensure problems do not reoccur and get to the root cause of the same. This is where Root Cause Analysis (RCA) comes into the picture that uses a collection of problem solving methods to get to the actual root cause of the problem.
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Areas covered:
Introduction to RCA
Why identifying the root cause of problems is important
The 5 WHYs
5 WHYs - An example
Cause and Effect diagrams/
The Reverse Fishbone diagram
Wrapping it up
Speaker : Diego Papera is a Six Sigma Green Belt professional with 8+ years of experience.
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Hi, can you please tell me how do we use root cause analysis in medical devices industry?