Details:
Power point presentation that promotes your EBP paper from Week 7. You may use PowerPoint or any other media to develop up to 10 slides to be used in the video presentation. The presentation should cover the problem statement, need for change, population of interest, time, feasibility, and resources needed.
Include a table that summarizes your evidence in the presentation.
Presentation Guidelines
Below is a list of the video presentation guidelines:
1. Review the rubric. It will ensure all the required components are present in order for you to obtain the most credit for your efforts.
2. Include visual aids. Reinforce your presentation with graphs, pictures, or charts to keep the presentation interesting and to support your findings.
3. Organize your work. Plan your presentation and structure it in a clear and logical manner. Use professional language and support your content with current literature.
4. Duration of the video is limited to no more than 8-10 minutes You must personally narrate the presentation starting with “This is [your name]” Narration must be audible and clear.
5. Presentation should be made from no more than 10 slides (not including the title page and references) and must have a professional appearance.
6. The first slide contains the title and your name. Content slides must contain both text and images with appropriate captioning to ensure clarity.
Introduction
Clearly conveys and summarizes the primary intent of the project; includes a formal purpose statement.
Problem Statement and Need for Change
Fully describes the clinical problem; proficiently presents a clear need for practice change and supports it with 2 to 3 scholarly references knowledge and skills during clinical visits and how it helped them identify health needs in the community.
PICOT Question
States a correct, concise, and complete quantitative PICOT question covers all components.
Population of Interest
Provides a detailed description of the population of interest.
Outcome of Interest
Provides a detailed description of the outcome of interest.
Timeframe
Identifies an appropriate timeframe for implementation.
Organizational Support
Fully describes the type of organizational support needed for the potential project. Clearly identifies the key professionals/persons who will be involved with the project and its implementation.
Project Feasibility
Fully describes the feasibility of the project; analyzes potential barriers and includes strategies to overcome the barriers.
Resources Needed
Fully describes the various resources needed to implement project. Critically examines internal and external resources, as well as any supplies that will be needed. Explains human resources needed.
Evidence summary
Concisely summarizes findings from evidence within Evidence Table. Describes the primary themes inherent in the research. Critically determines if evidence found is strong enough to make change in practice with strong rationale.
Conclusion
Concisely summarizes key points and major lessons learned from the project.
