Project Charter Decision Matrix Exercise This Exercise Is Based Upon The TriHealth Matrix Provided On Page 64 Of The Kloppenborg Text.
Resources
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☐ Little or no monies, supplies or change in resources
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☐ Requires moderate resources | ☐ Requires significant resources and/or additional FTEs
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Multidisciplinary
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☐ One (1) discipline involved/impacted
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☐ Two (2) – Three (3) disciplines involved/impacted | ☐ Four (4) or more disciplines involved/impacted
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Complexity
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☐ Little complexity
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☐ Moderate complexity
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☐ Very complex
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Technology Involvement
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☐ No technology changes
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☐ IT consult needed | ☐ IT resources assigned
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Approvals
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☐ None needed
|
☐ Approval by immediate
supervisor |
☐ Executive-level approval
|
Potential Risk Level
|
☐ Minimal impact on
customer |
☐ Moderate impact on
customer |
☐ Significant impact on
customer
|
Staff Commitment
|
☐ Involvement of
2 3 people for solution |
☐ Small team needed
to generate solutions |
☐ Requires large team of
multiple departments for improvement |
Communication & Education
|
☐ Simple communication
plan or unit-based education only |
☐ Moderate communication
plan; requires education across departments |
☐ Complex communication/
education plan with various media |
Metrics
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☐ Requires at least a one-time
follow-up check |
☐ Improvement will be
tracked |
☐ Baseline and ongoing
tracking of data |
If majority of checks lie in this area: | |||
Final Decision
|
☐ No charter needed | ☐ Complete a mini or basic charter | ☐ Complete a full project charter |
PROJECT CHARTER DECISION MATRIX EXERCISE
Justification for Matrix Selections
Resources:
Multidisciplinary:
Complexity:
Technology Involvement:
Approvals:
Potential Risk Levels:
Staff Commitment:
Communication & Education:
Metrics:
Final Decision: