Discuss your professional goals.

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  • Registered Nurse since April 2019, working home health, living Florida working several years in a Med Spa doing Aesthetics procedures.
  • Your name and a little personal background about yourself
  • Describe your philosophy on providing health care . As a Nurse Practitioner
  • Discuss your professional goals. Where would you like to be professionally in five years? What type of job would you like to have? As a Nurse Practitioner
  • Describe your “ideal” practice setting, how many hours a week you would like to work, how the position will remain viable and how you will attract new clients and retain those clients you have at the time. As a Nurse Practitioner

How will your proposed research meet the gaps in existing nursing knowledge?

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Assignment:

Submit a proposal based on the Capstone proposal template.

complete the capstone proposal template. The template is designed to guide you through specific steps that will become the blueprint to follow for the rest of your project.

Project Title 
Write the name of your project: fall precaution on our 2B unit in a skilled rehab floor.

The aim of the project is to reduce the patient’s fall rate in the skilled nursing unit at an acute care facility through improving the fall precaution process. The unit consists of 48 bed with a population of stroke, medical, and surgical patients. The focus of the nursing staff education using handouts, brochures, and poster will be based on the results from pre and post intervention audits. The goal of this fall reduction project is to have the nursing staff learn, review, and apply fall prevention interventions for fall risk patients in order to help reduce fall rate by 5 percent within a five month period, from january2020 through june2020.

Project Description 
This should be a half page to a page detailed description of what exactly your project is.

Project Rationale 
Two to three paragraphs stating the need for, and justification of, selecting this project. Who will benefit and how will they benefit from this project (not including yourself)? What is the significance of the project, and how will it advance nursing science?

Personal/Professional Expectations 
Two to three paragraphs on what you hope to gain from this project, both professionally and personally.

Project Goals 
Succinctly describe the long-and short-term goals of your project. This may include a research question or hypothesis, depending upon the major objectives of the project.

Analysis of the Literature

Your proposal should also include a brief review of the existing research on your topic and a discussion comparing this research to your project focus. How will your proposed research meet the gaps in existing nursing knowledge? The proposal should address how you plan to review the existing literature, what sources you plan to use.

Procedure 
This is the major section of your proposal, and includes a step-by-step description of how you intend to carry out your project. It includes a discussion of how you intend to meet your goals, including resources you will need, where you intend to find them, and an estimated timeline of how long each step will take.

Evaluation 
Half a page to a page on how your project is to be evaluated. Is your healthcare organization/academic setting going to evaluate it? How? Community evaluation? What specifically will make your project a success, both to you and to others?

What are the strengths, weaknesses and validity of the article?

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  • Type of paperArticle Review
  • SubjectHealthcare
  • Number of pages3
  • Format of citationAPA
  • Number of cited resources1
  • Type of serviceWriting

A review of an article is your evaluation of an article’s strengths, weaknesses, and validity. You are informing readers of the article’s value through explanation, interpretation, and analysis. You must provide information that will allow the reader to make a value judgement about the article. The following describes how to write an article review: • Reviews should begin with a full bibliographic citation (author, title of journal article, name of journal, volume, issue, date of publication pages). • Your review should summarize the article and critique it on the information it gives you. • What is the purpose of the article (main points – major theme)? • Critique means your substantiated opinion of the article, including one possible use in your employment environment. • What are the strengths, weaknesses and validity of the article? • Does the author accomplish her/is objective? Does the author do what she/he has set out to do? • Spelling. Good grammar and neatness count! • If you quote the author, use appropriate APA style quotations and citations but quote very sparingly. • Use 12-point type, Times New Roman, Tahoma, Courier New or Franklin Book Gothic. • Double-space, left justify only, use a one-inch margin of all four sides of your text, avoid abbreviations such as etc. • Since this is a review of one article, no page citations are necessary. • Running head – your name and name of the article in the header on each page • Reviews should be 2-3 pages in length and only include one article per review.