(Solution) NURS4220K Week 2: Practice Experience – Leadership Competencies in Nursing and Healthcare – Group B


COURSE

NURS-4220K Leadership Competencies-Summer


Conduct a collaboration interview with two or three key leaders in your practice setting to determine the measures for your practice problem and associated challenges impacting measurement for your practice problem (include confidentiality, anonymity, access issues, etc.). Perform an existing evidence review on your practice problem and search for evidence that demonstrates how your practice problem is measured across the country.

By Day 4

Post a description of the measures identified from the interviews, the challenges to obtaining the data that were discussed, and a summary of how this quality indicator is measured in the literature. Discuss any gaps in the data that were identified and additional sources that might be needed to obtain this data. Be sure to support your practice problem with the literature that indicates the relevance of this problem for nursing practice. Provide evidence from practice and data that is available.

By Day 7

Read and respond to two or more of your colleagues’ postings from the Discussion question. Provide feedback on the quality of data that was obtained and recommendations on where additional sources of data might be found. As a member of a community of practice, help each other refine and clarify the patient-centered Practice Experience Project.

SOLUTION

For my topic, I will look to develop interventions for the elderly population regarding pressure ulcers. Increasing the knowledge of the nursing home care staff and improving their skills through education and training is a crucial aspect of facilitating the prevention of pressure injury in nursing home residents (Lavalléeet et al.,2019). As known, many facilities are short-handed when it comes to having available staff, so I will formulate something manageable and very much team-orientated for it to succeed……Please click the icon below to access entire solution at $10