(Solution) NR451 Week 4 Assignment: Translation into Practice

Preparing the Assignment

Section 1: Evidence-Based Intervention

  1. Describe the specific evidence-based intervention to be implemented in the change project.
  2. Describe factors that influence the need for this change, such as national quality standards, reimbursement, accreditation, or practice guidelines. Cite the scholarly source(s) that help support this discussion.
  3. Describe the potential barriers or challenges to implementing the intervention and how they will be addressed.
  4. Summarize how the intervention will be monitored and evaluated for effectiveness.

Section 2: Planning

  1. Discuss who needs to be on the project team involved in the change project and explain how they will be involved.
  2. Explain how you will prepare them for the change project.
  3. Explain the anticipated timeline for implementing the change project.
  4. Discuss how you will track the progress of the change project against established milestones.

Section 3: Culture of Change

  1. Summarize and describe the setting where the change project will occur. Do not list specific organization names.
  2. Discuss the organization’s current culture of change.
  3. Describe how you will advocate for the change.
  4. Describe the communication and engagement strategies you will employ to involve the team and develop support for the change project.

Section 4: Considerations

  1. Discuss the current policies or procedures that should be considered before implementing the change project.
  2. Explain the cost analysis needed before implementing the change project and who should be involved.
  3. Describe the possible financial, human, and material resources required to implement the change project.

 

SOLUTION

  • Describe the specific evidence-based intervention to be implemented in the change project.

The Barcode drug Administration (BCMA) system is the particular evidence-based intervention that will be used in the change project. It makes use of barcode scanning technology to improve drug safety while it is being administered. Every prescription, whether it is an injection, liquid, or tablet, is identified by a unique barcode that contains important details including the drug’s name, dose, and expiry date. Additionally, patients are given barcodes via wristbands that hold their own identification numbers. …Please click the icon below to access entire solution at $10