"At a unique time in history, diverse clinicians and student cohorts have the opportunity to enhance their skill sets in planning, writing, and implementing clinical project proposals. This book shares the "must know" for gaining a set of clinical scholarship tools for writing a concise, scholarly project proposal and beyond to the finished proposal. It provides practical guides for graduate students and advanced clinicians to organize and package their clinical projects into tight proposals that can lead to good project completion. The book guides the reader in using tools gained in previous…mehr
"At a unique time in history, diverse clinicians and student cohorts have the opportunity to enhance their skill sets in planning, writing, and implementing clinical project proposals. This book shares the "must know" for gaining a set of clinical scholarship tools for writing a concise, scholarly project proposal and beyond to the finished proposal. It provides practical guides for graduate students and advanced clinicians to organize and package their clinical projects into tight proposals that can lead to good project completion. The book guides the reader in using tools gained in previous courses, such as theory, research, and statistics, to develop a sound proposal for a quality advanced clinical project. In this fourth edition, the "must know" information from these courses is reinforced, and resources for further reading are recommended. Students interact with this book's content through the ongoing reflective prompts and questions that guide them in reflective writing to better understand their projects and what they propose to do. The book provides students with tools to implement in their own scholarly practice. Chapters, consistent with previous editions, feature boxes offering advice from DNP students who have completed project proposals. Each chapter has been thoroughly updated and edited to enhance clarity. In response to reviewers' requests, new proposal and project tips have been added to many chapters. Key features to engage readers continue from the earlier editions; these include reflective questions, tips for making proposals complete and concise, exemplars, and reader activities. This text helps develop reflective clinical scholars who can write about clinical challenges, propose solutions, and use the methods of quality improvement (QI) and research to develop scholarly proposals and projects"--
Wanda Bonnel, PhD, APRN, ANEF, is faculty emeritus at the University of Kansas School of Nursing, Kansas City, Kansas. She is a fellow of the National League for Nursing Academy and recipient of numerous awards, including both the Distinguished Nursing Alumna Award and the Chancellor’s Distinguished Teaching Award at the University of Kansas. Dr. Bonnel has received multiple funded grants, including the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) online Health Professions Educator Certificate program. She has published numerous peer-reviewed abstracts and articles in geriatric and educator specialty journals, including Clinical Advisor and Journal of Professional Nursing. In addition to this text, she coauthored the textbook Teaching Technologies in Nursing and the Health Professions (2019). As a specialist in geriatrics and nursing education, she has taught courses in the master’s, DNP, and doctoral programs, including advanced clinical residency and project courses for DNPs. Her ongoing research interests include online learning best practices and advanced practice mentoring.
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Contributors for Proposal Abstracts and Project Examples Preface Acknowledgments Instructor Resources Section I: Writing Your Proposal: Putting Your "Problem" in Context Chapter 1: Introduction: Why a Scholarly Proposal for the Clinical Project? Chapter 2: Using the Writing Plan as a Developmental Tool for the Advanced Clinical Project Chapter 3: Writing A Good Clinical Problem Statement And Gaining Project Context Chapter 4: Clinical Projects and Quality Improvement: Thinking "Big Picture" Chapter 5: Into the Literature: Gaining Best Evidence and Relevant Literature Chapter 6: Synthesizing Best Evidence and Literature Review Chapter 7: Framing the Advanced Clinical Project With Relevant Clinical Frameworks Section II: Writing Your Proposal: Designing and Setting the Stage for Your Project Chapter 8: Addressing Outcomes Evaluation in the Advanced Clinical Project Proposal Chapter 9: Guiding the Advanced Clinical Project: The Purpose of a Purpose Statement Chapter 10: Mapping It Out: From Problem to Advanced Clinical Project Plan Chapter 11: Writing the Methods Section: Organizing the Advanced Clinical Project Proposal Chapter 12: Gaining Credible Clinical Project Data: Being Systematic and Objective Section III: Writing Your Proposal: Adding the Detail for Proposal Completion Chapter 13: Writing the Data-Analysis Plans for Advanced Clinical Projects Chapter 14: Keeping Clinical Projects Ethical and Dependable Chapter 15: Finalizing the Proposal as a Professional Document: Reviewing, Editing, and Revising Section IV: Finalizing Your Proposal and Project: Next Steps Chapter 16: Moving the Proposal to Completed Project Chapter 17: Moving the Proposal to Written Final Report Chapter 18: Moving Your Completed Project to Dissemination and Further Scholarship Appendices A. Project Triangle Model B. Checklist for Planning or Self-Assessment of a Specific Project C. Proposal Abstract: "Improving the Care of Patients With Chronic Kidney Disease Using Evidence-Based Guidelines" D. Proposal Abstract: "Improving Diabetes Care Delivery in an Integrated Health Clinic" E. Project Abstract: "Unit-Based Council Chairs’ Perception of Unit-Based Councils" F. Proposal Abstract: "Descriptive Evidence Generating: Learning From Practitioner Owners of Clinics in Missouri" G. Proposal Abstract: "Evidence Synthesis Plus: Anesthesia Considerations and Implications for Obese Pediatric Patients" H. Proposal Abstract: "Evidence-Based Quality Improvement: Improving the Communication of Clinical Information Between Nurses and Physicians in Long-Term Care" Index
Contributors for Proposal Abstracts and Project Examples Preface Acknowledgments Instructor Resources Section I: Writing Your Proposal: Putting Your "Problem" in Context Chapter 1: Introduction: Why a Scholarly Proposal for the Clinical Project? Chapter 2: Using the Writing Plan as a Developmental Tool for the Advanced Clinical Project Chapter 3: Writing A Good Clinical Problem Statement And Gaining Project Context Chapter 4: Clinical Projects and Quality Improvement: Thinking "Big Picture" Chapter 5: Into the Literature: Gaining Best Evidence and Relevant Literature Chapter 6: Synthesizing Best Evidence and Literature Review Chapter 7: Framing the Advanced Clinical Project With Relevant Clinical Frameworks Section II: Writing Your Proposal: Designing and Setting the Stage for Your Project Chapter 8: Addressing Outcomes Evaluation in the Advanced Clinical Project Proposal Chapter 9: Guiding the Advanced Clinical Project: The Purpose of a Purpose Statement Chapter 10: Mapping It Out: From Problem to Advanced Clinical Project Plan Chapter 11: Writing the Methods Section: Organizing the Advanced Clinical Project Proposal Chapter 12: Gaining Credible Clinical Project Data: Being Systematic and Objective Section III: Writing Your Proposal: Adding the Detail for Proposal Completion Chapter 13: Writing the Data-Analysis Plans for Advanced Clinical Projects Chapter 14: Keeping Clinical Projects Ethical and Dependable Chapter 15: Finalizing the Proposal as a Professional Document: Reviewing, Editing, and Revising Section IV: Finalizing Your Proposal and Project: Next Steps Chapter 16: Moving the Proposal to Completed Project Chapter 17: Moving the Proposal to Written Final Report Chapter 18: Moving Your Completed Project to Dissemination and Further Scholarship Appendices A. Project Triangle Model B. Checklist for Planning or Self-Assessment of a Specific Project C. Proposal Abstract: "Improving the Care of Patients With Chronic Kidney Disease Using Evidence-Based Guidelines" D. Proposal Abstract: "Improving Diabetes Care Delivery in an Integrated Health Clinic" E. Project Abstract: "Unit-Based Council Chairs’ Perception of Unit-Based Councils" F. Proposal Abstract: "Descriptive Evidence Generating: Learning From Practitioner Owners of Clinics in Missouri" G. Proposal Abstract: "Evidence Synthesis Plus: Anesthesia Considerations and Implications for Obese Pediatric Patients" H. Proposal Abstract: "Evidence-Based Quality Improvement: Improving the Communication of Clinical Information Between Nurses and Physicians in Long-Term Care" Index
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