Develop a 5-minute presentation, with visual and oral components, of your proposed high-level quality improvement initiative for executive leaders and other stakeholders in the organization and community.Before you get started, please watch the following video:
Develop a presentation, with visual and oral components, of your proposed high-level quality improvement initiative for executive leaders and other stakeholders in the organization and community.
Be creative in showcasing your proposal. Choose a visual presentation method you consider to be both engaging and likely to garner the necessary support and buy-in.
Follow the guidelines below for this assessment:
- Apply a nursing theory that supports person-centered care.
- Define how this theory upholds the premise of ethical decision making.
- Provide details of the theory and how the theory connects to patient support, collaboration, empowerment, and potential improved patient outcomes.
- Discuss in detail an evidence-based person-centered care initiative structured in team collaboration and ethical decision making.
- Show the connections to the nursing theoretical premise and how this can be used to help train the teams and patients to be collaborators in care.
- Emphasize the anticipated patient outcomes from both quantitative and qualitative data measures.
Effective Audiovisual Presentations
If you choose to present your proposed quality improvement initiative as an audio or video slide presentation, see the Resources area for helpful resources.
Your assessment should also meet the following requirements:
- Video presentation: Develop an 8-10 minute presentation, with visual and oral components, of your proposed high-level quality improvement initiative for executive leaders and other stakeholders in the organization and community.
- Presentation role: You will be presenting in the role of the person-centered care system director. You are providing education to the chief officers of the healthcare system to build stakeholder support as the healthcare system embarks on an improved patient-centered collaborative care experience. You will present the information you have developed from the assessment instructions.
- Video recording: If you choose video as your preferred oral presentation method, Kaltura is the recommended tool for video recording. Refer to Using KalturaCampus resource for more information about this courseroom tool. You are also free to use any other technology of your choice (such as a video camera or smart phone) to record your video; however, please inform the faculty facilitator of your decision not to use Kaltura to avoid potential technical problems associated with file formats.
- For example, if you choose to use PowerPoint with voice-over or video, you will need to save and submit in an .mov or .mp4 file format to allow the faculty to view without advancing slides.
- To record your video, you will need a built-in or external microphone and/or video camera (webcam or other device). Check that your recording equipment and software are working properly and that you know how to record and submit your video. Be sure to set up and test your equipment ahead of time.
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