Reflection   -   Storytelling 

 Challenge    Standardization   of   a   large   hospital   system ,   pediatric   care   model ,   is   a   challenge   daily .   There   is    such   a   diverse   group   of   physicians   and   clinicians ,   who   want   to   provide   care   the   best   way   they    see   fit .   The   various   ways   to   conduct   medicine   serve   for   several   stories   to   challenge   the   current    state   delivery .   The   variation   of   electronic   medical   record   applications   serves   as   another    challenge   to   drive   the   standard   of   care   delivery   for   pediatrics ,   due   to   system   limitations   and    various   ways   to   deliver   care .       Tool   Selection    Storytelling   is   a   great   tool   that   can   drive   many   successes   by   asking   and   answering   questions ,    while   building   suspense   and   reducing   that   suspense   by   answering   questions .   This   tool   can   be    used   to   serve   the   various   perspectives   and   stories   clinicians   provide   to   help   streamline   how   to    get   to   one   consistent   story   for   any   one   given   delivery   of   care .       Application    Through   monthly   virtual   meetings ,   topics   are   gathered   to   discuss   areas   for   optimization   and    standardization .   One   specific   topic   has   been   the   prevention   of   falls   in   pediatric   patients .   The    audience   consisted   of   pediatric   physicians   who   assess   patients   for   falls .   Listening   to   the   various    sequence   of   events   and   medical   care   during   their   fall   prevention   screening ,   beginning   to   the    end ,   is   how   we   captured   various   ways   of   conducting   fall   assessments ,   and   the   different   reasons    for   using   various   fall   screening   tools .    Through   this   storytelling   process ,   pros   and   cons   were   discussed ,   including   specific   details   of    each   of   the   fall   risk   assessment   tools   that   failed   to   identify   a   patient 's   risk   successfully .   In    addition ,   questions   and   answers   pertaining   to   each   of   their   stories   were   captured   and   answered    to   provide   clinical   evidence   based    recommendations   based   on   their   experience ,   and   how    current   state   for   some   is   a   threat .   In   exchange   for   their   stories ,   I   got   to   bring   forth   all   of   the   event    reporting   system   reports ,   identifying   misses ,   leading   to   patient   falls .   By   relating   to   this   and    communicating   the   outcomes   brought   more   insight   and   buy   in   for   the    recommendations . Therefore ,   it   was   not   specifically   about   the   things   we   needed   to   accomplish    but   the   delivery   we   had   to   share   to   assure   patient   care   was   delivered   adequately .   The    storytelling   tool   delivered   the   agreement   of   transforming   the   organization   from   using   3   pediatric    fall   risk   scales ,   to   one ,   which   overall   decreased   the   amount   of   fall   incidents   across   the    organization .      Insight   &   Approach    After   reviewing   the   final   product   and   the   decision   for   a   solidified   tool ,   the   reflection   of   the   stories    is   really   what   drove   the   decision   home .   Taking   the   multiple   stories   and   hearing   the   pros   and    cons   of   each ,   really   helped   the   audience   engage   in   the   story   and   provide   their    experiences . Through   their   stories ,   I   was   able   to   develop   and   utilize   my   story   to   support   the    reasoning   behind   why   a   solidified   tool   was   the   best   opportunity   for   the   company . 

 While   the   storytelling   tool   was   used   and   efficient   in   delivering   a   probable   solution ,   other   design    thinking   tools   could   have   been   just   as   successful .   An   example   would   be   mind   mapping-   taking    the   data   I   currently   had   and   presented   in   my   story ,   could   have   helped   deliver   patterns   and    insights   being   missed   through   current   state   fall   prevention   assessments .   The   involvement   of   all    the   physicians   getting   a   visual   of   each   of   the   concepts   and   their   importance   could   have   been    more   engaging   for   each   of   them .   Sometimes   a   picture   means   a   lot   more   than   words . 


EMAIL: 
ID_NUM: 
NAME_STUDENT: 
PHONE_NUM: 
STREET_ADDRESS: 
URL_PERSONAL: 
USERNAME: 

### Task: You are a PII (Personal Identity Information) Detection. Given a essays written by students, you have to identify ONLY the following:
NAME_STUDENT - The full or partial name of a student that is not necessarily the author of the essay. This excludes instructors, authors, and other person names.
EMAIL - A student’s email address.
USERNAME - A student's username on any platform.
ID_NUM - A number or sequence of characters that could be used to identify a student, such as a student ID or a social security number.
PHONE_NUM - A phone number associated with a student.
URL_PERSONAL - A URL that might be used to identify a student.
STREET_ADDRESS - A full or partial street address that is associated with the student, such as their home address.
### Input: Reflection   -   Storytelling 

 Challenge    Standardization   of   a   large   hospital   system ,   pediatric   care   model ,   is   a   challenge   daily .   There   is    such   a   diverse   group   of   physicians   and   clinicians ,   who   want   to   provide   care   the   best   way   they    see   fit .   The   various   ways   to   conduct   medicine   serve   for   several   stories   to   challenge   the   current    state   delivery .   The   variation   of   electronic   medical   record   applications   serves   as   another    challenge   to   drive   the   standard   of   care   delivery   for   pediatrics ,   due   to   system   limitations   and    various   ways   to   deliver   care .       Tool   Selection    Storytelling   is   a   great   tool   that   can   drive   many   successes   by   asking   and   answering   questions ,    while   building   suspense   and   reducing   that   suspense   by   answering   questions .   This   tool   can   be    used   to   serve   the   various   perspectives   and   stories   clinicians   provide   to   help   streamline   how   to    get   to   one   consistent   story   for   any   one   given   delivery   of   care .       Application    Through   monthly   virtual   meetings ,   topics   are   gathered   to   discuss   areas   for   optimization   and    standardization .   One   specific   topic   has   been   the   prevention   of   falls   in   pediatric   patients .   The    audience   consisted   of   pediatric   physicians   who   assess   patients   for   falls .   Listening   to   the   various    sequence   of   events   and   medical   care   during   their   fall   prevention   screening ,   beginning   to   the    end ,   is   how   we   captured   various   ways   of   conducting   fall   assessments ,   and   the   different   reasons    for   using   various   fall   screening   tools .    Through   this   storytelling   process ,   pros   and   cons   were   discussed ,   including   specific   details   of    each   of   the   fall   risk   assessment   tools   that   failed   to   identify   a   patient 's   risk   successfully .   In    addition ,   questions   and   answers   pertaining   to   each   of   their   stories   were   captured   and   answered    to   provide   clinical   evidence   based    recommendations   based   on   their   experience ,   and   how    current   state   for   some   is   a   threat .   In   exchange   for   their   stories ,   I   got   to   bring   forth   all   of   the   event    reporting   system   reports ,   identifying   misses ,   leading   to   patient   falls .   By   relating   to   this   and    communicating   the   outcomes   brought   more   insight   and   buy   in   for   the    recommendations . Therefore ,   it   was   not   specifically   about   the   things   we   needed   to   accomplish    but   the   delivery   we   had   to   share   to   assure   patient   care   was   delivered   adequately .   The    storytelling   tool   delivered   the   agreement   of   transforming   the   organization   from   using   3   pediatric    fall   risk   scales ,   to   one ,   which   overall   decreased   the   amount   of   fall   incidents   across   the    organization .      Insight   &   Approach    After   reviewing   the   final   product   and   the   decision   for   a   solidified   tool ,   the   reflection   of   the   stories    is   really   what   drove   the   decision   home .   Taking   the   multiple   stories   and   hearing   the   pros   and    cons   of   each ,   really   helped   the   audience   engage   in   the   story   and   provide   their    experiences . Through   their   stories ,   I   was   able   to   develop   and   utilize   my   story   to   support   the    reasoning   behind   why   a   solidified   tool   was   the   best   opportunity   for   the   company . 

 While   the   storytelling   tool   was   used   and   efficient   in   delivering   a   probable   solution ,   other   design    thinking   tools   could   have   been   just   as   successful .   An   example   would   be   mind   mapping-   taking    the   data   I   currently   had   and   presented   in   my   story ,   could   have   helped   deliver   patterns   and    insights   being   missed   through   current   state   fall   prevention   assessments .   The   involvement   of   all    the   physicians   getting   a   visual   of   each   of   the   concepts   and   their   importance   could   have   been    more   engaging   for   each   of   them .   Sometimes   a   picture   means   a   lot   more   than   words .
### Output: 