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Scottish Improvement Skills

Gain confidence in applying the four run chart rules to identify signals of non-random variation in data analysis. Learn about counting runs and the importance of recognizing shifts, trends, data point quantity, and astronomical points.

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Scottish Improvement Skills

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  1. Scottish Improvement Skills Data analysis: Review of run chart rules

  2. System of Profound Knowledge Deming 2000

  3. Data analysis:Review of run chart rules • By the end of this session you will have more confidence in applying the four run chart rules to identify signals of non-random variation.

  4. Counting runs: % of cases with Peak Expiratory Flow recorded

  5. The 4 rules • Rule 1 – a shift • Rule 2 – a trend • Rule 3 – too few or too many data points • Rule 4 – an astronomical point

  6. Run chart rules: % of cases with pulse recorded

  7. Run chart rules: % of cases with oxygen saturation recorded

  8. Run chart rule table

  9. Run chart rules: % of cases with work of breathing recorded

  10. Run chart rules: % of cases with asthma grading recorded

  11. Which one of the following is correct? A C B

  12. What is this circle highlighting?

  13. Are there any signals of non-random variation in this chart?

  14. Are there any signals of non-random variation in this chart?

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