Provide specific examples of potential issues at each stage of the SDLC and explain how the inclusion of nurses may help address these issues. 

Discussion on the involvement of nurses in system development

In the early planning stages of the System Development Life Cycle, there may be issues such as a lack of domain expertise or inadequate decisions made regarding requirements. By including nurses at this point they can help provide valuable insight into what is needed – bringing their experience and expertise to bear when discussing potential solutions. Their presence can also ensure that everyone involved has a greater understanding of the various processes.

Inadequate system testing can lead to many problems, such as compatibility issues with software or hardware. This could slow down the development process. Nurses may also be able identify any weaknesses that would otherwise have gone unnoticed.

Implementation itself is a major issue, with issues such as data migration mistakes and not performing user acceptance testing properly. Here again, having nurses in the team can help smooth out rollouts because they have a good understanding of both clinical and technical aspects.

In conclusion it appears that incorporating nurses into the SDLC process can bring a number of benefits – from gaining greater clarity over requirements through enhanced system testing to reduced risk of errors during implementation. In the end, such inclusion would improve results and help ensure projects stay on track regardless of their stage.