A Gantt chart is a widely used project management tool that visually represents a project schedule, showing task durations, dependencies, and timelines for completion (Project Management Institute, PMBOK Guide, 2021; The Joint Commission, Quality Improvement Tools, 2024). It allows teams to track progress, identify delays, and manage resources effectively.
A PERT chart (Program Evaluation Review Technique) focuses on task dependencies and critical path analysis but is less visually intuitive than Gantt charts for timeline tracking.
Stratification charts and Pareto charts are used for data analysis and prioritization, not timeline tracking.
Thus, the Gantt chart is the best tool for timeline visualization and tracking in healthcare quality projects.
[References:, Project Management Institute, PMBOK Guide, 2021, The Joint Commission, Quality Improvement Tools, 2024, , , ]
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