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A hand-drawn Fishbone Diagram against a white background showcases an overview of a labeled problem on the fish’s head. With causes branching out as ribs and specifics on smaller branches, this visual makes complex issues manageable.

Fishbone Diagram Overview

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Dr. Michelle Sadrena Pledger
Published October 31, 2015
Introduction to using the fishbone diagram

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Introduction to the improvement tool fishbone diagram

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