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Determine the problem-solving techniques used by the multidisciplinary team.
The multidisciplinary team uses the
technique to determine each aspect of a complex problem related to
confidentiality of patient electronic health records (EHRs). Next, the team uses the
technique to argue against
a specific possible solution and gather more information.
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