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In the surgical department, find a situation in which DOE could be used. Determine which DOE situation type it is.
Describe and discuss how DOE could be used to improve the situation or solve it. State your position about which DOE situation this is and support your position. References.

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The solution provides an introduction into the design of experiments. The design of experiment types are examined.

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Design of a factorial experiment with randomization restrictions to assess medical device performance on vascular tissue. Academic Journal (English) By: Diestelkamp WS; Krane CM; Pinnell MF, BMC Medical Research Methodology [BMC Med Res Methodol], ISSN: 1471-2288, 2011 May 20; Vol. 11, pp. 75;

In the surgical department, find a situation in which DOE could be used. Determine which DOE situation type it is.

(DOE) is a process that systematically ascertains what relationship exists between factors that affect a surgical process and the output of the surgical process. In reference to this summary, the objective will be to analyze how a particular medical device performs on vascular tissue. To determine the performance ...

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