Quality Improvement and Patient Safety Practicum Describe your practicum setting. What project are you proposing to accomplish? What time management strategies will you use? Outline how a typical week will look for you moving forward. (While this does not have to be to the minute, it...
How does data-driven decision making affect quality improvement? Provide at least one example when you have seen this used in your professional life....
Quality Improvement and Patient Safety Practicum Describe what tools would be best to analyze your project's data for effectiveness. What type of data would you be watching for to know if your project should be revised? What type of data or occurrence would make you consider...
Describe how personal values and worldview influence ethical decision making. Provide professional examples....
In the frame of your project, what will successful outcomes be? What measures are you putting into place to measure your outcomes? In other words, how will you know your project is successful?...
What level of stakeholders must receive education and training when a quality improvement project is put into place? Explain your rationale and provide an example....
Organizations tend to follow a preferred quality improvement process. Describe the plan for process improvement at your practicum organization. Discuss how one of the early pioneers of quality improvement has influenced the way quality improvement is viewed at your practicum site today....
Discuss how an effective leader would facilitate conflict resolution in an interprofessional team setting. Provide an example from your professional life....
The purpose of this assignment is to develop a graphic timeline for the implementation of your project. At a minimum, be sure to include the deadline or timeframe for your: Project approval Education development Staff education Go-live date Assessment Reassessment Include the roles and responsibilities of stakeholders in each implementation step. Be...
Journaling provides a valuable tool for recording, reflecting on, and reviewing your learning. This approach provides an opportunity for you to "connect the dots" and observe the relationships between activities, interactions, and outcomes. Unlike a personal journal of thoughts and feelings, this practicum journal is a...