Plan Implementation Scope Assignment

Plan Implementation Scope Assignment

INSTRUCTIONS

• Identify the goals, elements, and overall scope of an implementation plan most likely to garner leadership support.
  • What are the key factors having potential effects on outcomes?
  • What principles of effective change leadership would you apply to the development of your implementation strategy?
• Analyze elements critical to the effective use of the proposed technology.
  • Consider the resource requirements to implement the plan.
  • Consider the influence of end users and other stakeholders on successful implementation.
  • Include any evidence you have to support your analysis. Plan Implementation Scope Assignment
• Make data-driven decisions.
  • Collect appropriate and accurate data to generate evidence for nursing practice improvement.
  • Include the outcome measures that will provide evidence of successful implementation.
  • Assess the value and utility of particular evaluation tools in measuring the impact of the new or upgraded technology on outcomes.
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• Articulate steps for evaluating and resolving potential ethical and legal issues associated with technology implementation.
  • Are there clear cause-and-effect relationships among organizational functions, processes, and ethical and legal behaviors?
  • What are the ethical and legal implications of evaluating safety and quality outcomes associated with the change?
  • How can nurse leaders guide and support interprofessional care teams as ethical and legal issues arise?
• Present a technology implementation plan to executive leaders.
  • Consider the information needs of your audience and any potential concerns they might have about the plan.
    • What questions or objections are they likely to raise?
    • How would you respond?
  • Express your key points clearly and coherently, and support your assertions and conclusions with credible evidence.
  • Apply applicable APA formatting to citations and references.
  • Proofread your slides to minimize errors that could distract the audience and make it more difficult to focus on the substance of your presentation.