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Yes. It may sound complicated, but all you're really doing is exposing them all to one another, and then giving the lone chick a chance to get used to the pecking order again without getting overwhelmed. What you may not be aware of is that the chicks, being in proximity to the adult hen, are...

You need to try again, and this time use the see/no touch method. Let the lone chick spend time in a safe enclosure or crate inside the run where the other chicks are. In time they will all become used to one another again, and things should move forward peacefully. After a few days in the safe...