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McMurray, Alan R. (1994). Three decision-making aids: Brainstorming, nominal groups, and delphi technique. Journal of Nursing Staff Development, 10 (2) , pp. 62-65.

Type of Resource: Journal Article
(ISSN: 0882-0627)

The author described three idea generating techniques which may assist nursing and staff development educators with decision making. The three techniques are: (a) brainstorming (i.e., group technique where ideas are gathered verbally and written down and then evaluated using one of several techniques); (b) Nominal Group Technique (i.e., ideas are generated in writing and then discussed openly); and (c) Delphi Technique (i.e., ideas are collected anonymously through interviews or questionnaires, and then prioritized). Implications for customer satisfaction and training were provided.

Business / Education / Higher education / Groups / Group problem solving / Problem Solving / Brainstorming / Creative problem solving / Decision making

CBIR Record Number: 11780