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Unable to upload the diagram but this is an example of it. This is… Unable to upload the diagram but this is an example of it.  This is a cause and effect diagram that i am having problems with . This is the information for the the cause and effect scenario.Workflow Analysis ScenarioNurses working on a Labor and Delivery Unit have been experiencing an increased need for translation services.  Currently they have access to a service paid for by the hospital that utilizes the phone in the labor room.  Most nurses find the phone use cumbersome and invasive during labor.  It is awkward as it doesn’t facilitate visual communication and doesn’t apply to deaf patients.  Nurses frequently rely on family members present in the room, which can result in miscommunication and faulty understanding.   The unit is usually staffed with 62 nurses to cover two 12-hour shifts.  The patient population is diverse with at least 10% of patients speaking no English and an additional 15% where English is not the first language.  There are also occasional deaf patients who use sign language for communication.  This patient diversity translates to an average of 10 nurses per shift requiring some form of communication assistance. The hospital has purchased two tablets to facilitate additional communication access.  Each tablet has its own password protection.  The tablets are capable of making audio and video calls via the internet to a translation service that includes sign language and over 500 different languages and dialects.  The tablets are kept by the L&D Nursing Staff Educator in an office on another unit.  She is responsible for tracking the tablets using a system where nurses log the devices in and out when they are taken to the L&D unit.After using the tablets for 60 days, the staff, including the nurse educator, was asked to complete a survey regarding use of the tablets and any pros and cons they noted. After interpreting the survey results, the following issues were noted:Tablets not located on the unitNot enough tablets availableNurses’ failure to check out tabletsPasswords difficult to rememberDifferent password for each tabletNurses misplace tablet chargersLimited internet service in some patient roomsLong wait times for translator service due to increased demand and patient diversityNurses’ using tablets for other purposesShort battery life of tabletsLack of available charging stationsFrequent software updates interrupt service  This is how the diagram should be set up   People1. Primary cause    Secondary cause 2. Primary cause    Secondary cause 3 Primary cause    Secondary cause——————————————————————————————————–Environment 1. Primary cause    Secondary cause 2.  Primary cause    Secondary cause 3. Primary cause    Secondary cause———————————————————————————————————-Process1. Primary cause    Secondary cause2. Primary cause    Secondary cause3. Primary cause    Secondary cause————————————————————————————————————Equipment1. Primary cause    Secondary cause2. Primary cause    Secondary cause 3. Primary cause    Secondary cause Health Science Science NursingNURSING MISC