Consider the nurse leader’s role at each stage of your project.
Consider the nurse leader’s role at each stage of your project.
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The Role of the Nurse Leader
This week’s focus is on the nurse leader’s role in this and in similar projects. (see upload #1 to reference last week’s project)
1) Consider the nurse leader’s role at each stage of your project.
2) Identify the actions that a nurse leader would take with regards to the following:
Communication with stakeholders
Training
Budget
Change management
Include a specific change management theory that is appropriate to this project.
Authority
Format your assignment as one of the following:
7- to 10-slide presentation with detailed speaker notes
Include at least 2 references in proper APA format
Rubric Details (9)
1) Addresses the nurse leader’s role at each phase of the project.
2) Identifies key nurse leader actions with regard to stakeholder communication.
Accurately identified key nurse leader actions with regard to stakeholder communication.
3) Identifies key nurse leader actions with regard to training.
Accurately identified key nurse leader actions with regard to training.
4) Identifies key nurse leader actions with regard to budget.
Accurately identified key nurse leader actions with regard to budget.
5) Identifies key nurse leader actions with regard to authority and change management.
Accurately identified key nurse leader actions with regard to authority and change management
6) Identifies a project appropriate change management theory.
Identified a change management theory that would be appropriate to the project.
7) Writing Convention
Rare occurrences of writing convention errors did not detract from the content.
8) Information Usage: ability to incorporate research that supports proposal; quality of research
References were supported by industry and academia; application to the assignment was relevant and thoughtful.
9) APA Format
Consistently applied APA style throughout with minimal minor errors.
Rozen-NSG-498-Week-4-Translation-and-Planning
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