The proposal should include the following: Assessment of the area of need or knowledge gap Identify current practice and best practice in the setting or knowledge gap Brief synopsis of the project Purpose of the project Goal(s) of the project Utilizing the LEADS Framework and how will it contribute to the implication of the project System Transformation – Champion and orchestrate change They actively contribute to change processes that improve health service delivery Questions to ask yourself: Who will be my champions of the project? Will it be sustainable over time? Did the participants provide feedback into the development of the project? Did I collaborate with the stakeholders to make the change? What key lessons can I take away and share with others to grow from this experience? From this experience what future questions have arisen that I want to focus on improving (knowledge, education) 1. Project Partners -Nursing Staff 2. Degree of Partner Engagement -From idea straight through 3. Partner(s) Roles -What will they contribute to the project (if any) How will they help you to develop and implement the project 4. Knowledge Users -Patients/Families 5. Main Message of the Project – What is the main message/teaching opportunity 6. KIP Goals- Generate: Awareness Interest Practice Change Policy Action Safety Practice Impart: Knowledge Tools Inform: Product 7. KIP Impact- Where do you want to impact: Heathcare/well-being outcomes and patients and families 8. KIP Evaluation How will you know if you achieved your project goal? Practice Change Measure nursing knowledge pre/post project Patient evaluations 9. Resources – Nursing and patients ubrics for Proposal Criteria Outstanding 100%-80% Above Average 79%-70% Average 69%-65% Inadequate <64% Project proposal statement Proposal statement is clear and concise, and well articulated. Proposal statement is clear and concise. Proposal statement present but needs some clarity. No proposal statement is identified. Assessment of the situation An analysis is conducted of the environment or a gap in knowledge. Identified needs/gaps. An analysis is conducted of the environment or a gap in knowledge. Some needs/gaps identified. Identified needs/gaps. No analysis completed. No assessment completed. Goals Identified Goals are clearly defined; reflecting assessment using SMART format Goals are defined; reflecting assessment using SMART format Goals are somewhat defined; reflecting assessment Goals are poor defined, do not reflect assessment Key principles of the project (LEADS Framework) All 5 domains of LEADS are represented Only 4 domains of LEADS are represented Only 3 domains of LEADS are represented Only 1 or none of the domains of LEADS are represented Organized and Readability Summary is clear and concise. Project contains no spelling or grammatical errors, and follows APA format Summary is clear and easy to read. Project contains hardly any spelling or grammatical errors, and follows APA format Summary is requires some concentration to read. Project contains some spelling or grammatical errors, and follows APA format Summary has no flow and very confusing, little direction. Project contains numerous spelling or grammatical errors, and does not follow APA format
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