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Swim Lane Template

Swim Lane Template. A simple template to get you started with swim lane diagrams. This file contains different templates depending on how many participants/groups you require. Example flowcharts are also included. Instructions for using this template.

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Swim Lane Template

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  1. Swim Lane Template A simple template to get you started with swim lane diagrams. This file contains different templates depending on how many participants/groups you require. Example flowcharts are also included.

  2. Instructions for using this template Swim Lane diagrams are also referred to as Rummler-BracheDiagrams and Cross-Functional Flowcharts. Diagrams for four, five and six participants / groups: There are different layouts for four, five or six participant groups in your swim lane diagram. To edit the diagram structure: The shapes that make the swim lane diagram / cross-functional flowchart structures are located in the Slide Master view of this PowerPoint document. To edit this structure or create your own, go to the Slide Master view and select the appropriate layout. Basic Flowchart Shapes: The two basic shapes you will use in a cross-functional flowchart are Processes and Decisions. Process The process shape shows a step or actionin the overall flowchart (e.g. record weight). Decision The decision shape shows a point in the flowchart where a decision must be made (e.g. is the child malnourished? Yes – go on to process y, No – go on to process z). Lines Lines with arrows are used to connect the process and decision shapes. Process Decision Other flowchart shapes are available... Learn more »

  3. <<INSERT PROCESS NAME HERE>> GROUP ONE Process Process Process Process GROUP TWO Process GROUP THREE Process GROUP FOUR Process

  4. <<INSERT PROCESS NAME HERE>> GROUP ONE GROUP TWO GROUP THREE GROUP FOUR GROUP FIVE

  5. <<INSERT PROCESS NAME HERE>> GROUP ONE GROUP TWO GROUP THREE GROUP FOUR GROUP FIVE GROUP SIX

  6. EXAMPLE Growth monitoring of children under 5 years PARENT Bring child to the health centre HEALTH WORKER Is child under-weight? Record weight in the Health Passport Compare weight to growth monitoring chart Refer child to Rehabilitation Program Yes COMMUNITY VOLUNTEER Put child on weighing scales Read off the weight NGO WORKER Provide nutrition counselling to parent

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