Proposal Writing For The Dnp Project 4Th Bonnel Test Bank

Test Bank for Proposal Writing for the DNP Project 4th Edition by Bonnel, Smith ISBN: 9780826174673

Proposal Writing for the DNP Project 4e Bonnel Test Bank

TRANSITION GUIDE MASTER THE DNP PROJECT: PROVEN FRAMEWORKS FOR SUCCESS Helps readers envision “the big picture” of their project from start to finish New to the Fourth Edition: ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

Wanda Bonnel, PhD, APRN, ANEF Katharine V. Smith, PhD, RN

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ISBN: 978-0-8261-7467-3 (print)

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Collaborating Author: Colleen Paramesh, DNP, APRN, NP-C

Emphasizes academic/practice connections Addresses practice scholarship in significant detail Helps readers to identify and address select student outcomes/ competencies Focuses on working with clinical mentors and opportunities to document practicum projects Covers time frame for specific project benchmarks Expands use of popular “tip boxes” throughout Thoroughly integrates AACN Essentials and APN competencies Spotlights quality improvement, a core of many DNP projects

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Helps students produce well-crafted, academic, DNP project proposals Provides complete coverage of requirements for a successful DNP project Based on a proven methodology for step-by-step project guidance Includes numerous examples and helpful tips Supports diverse clinical project topics Includes reflective questions to promote creative thinking and interactive exercises to promote student engagement Offers opportunities for self-assessment to help students move smoothly through the process Helps students through roadblocks with sample “student problems and resolutions” Provides quality improvement project exemplars

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LMS Common Cartridge—All Instructor Resources Instructor Manual Mapping to AACN Essentials: Core Competencies for Professional Nursing Education

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DNP Project Sequence DNP Project Writing for Advanced Practice Nurses MSN Capstone

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Proposal Writing for the DNP Project 4e Bonnel Test Bank

TRANSITION GUIDE

THIRD EDITION

FOURTH EDITION

SECTION I: WRITING YOUR PROPOSAL: PUTTING YOUR “PROBLEM” IN CONTEXT

1. INTRODUCTION: WHY A SCHOLARLY PROPOSAL FOR THE CLINICAL PROJECT?

1. INTRODUCTION: WHY WRITE A SCHOLARLY PROPOSAL FOR THE CLINICAL PROJECT?

2. USING THE WRITING PLAN AS A DEVELOPMENTAL TOOL FOR THE ADVANCED CLINICAL PROJECT

3. WRITING A GOOD CLINICAL PROBLEM STATEMENT AND PLACING THE CLINICAL PROBLEM IN CONTEXT

3. WRITING A GOOD CLINICAL PROBLEM STATEMENT AND GAINING PROJECT CONTEXT

4. CLINICAL PROJECTS AND QUALITY IMPROVEMENT: THINKING “BIG PICTURE”

5. INTO THE LITERATURE: GAINING BEST EVIDENCE AND RELEVANT LITERATURE

6. SYNTHESIZING BEST EVIDENCE AND LITERATURE REVIEW

7. FRAMING THE ADVANCED CLINICAL PROJECT WITH RELEVANT CLINICAL FRAMEWORKS

7. FRAMING THE ADVANCED CLINICAL PROJECT WITH RELEVANT CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORKS

SECTION II: WRITING YOUR PROPOSAL: DESIGNING AND SETTING THE STAGE FOR YOUR PROJECT

8. ADDRESSING OUTCOMES EVALUATION IN THE ADVANCED CLINICAL PROJECT PROPOSAL

9. GUIDING THE ADVANCED CLINICAL PROJECT: THE PURPOSE OF A PURPOSE STATEMENT

10. MAPPING IT OUT: FROM PROBLEM TO ADVANCED CLINICAL PROJECT PLAN

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Proposal Writing for the DNP Project 4e Bonnel Test Bank

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FOURTH EDITION

11. WRITING THE METHODS SECTION: ORGANIZING THE ADVANCED CLINICAL PROJECT PROPOSAL

11. WRITING THE METHOD SECTION: ORGANIZING THE ADVANCED CLINICAL PROJECT PROPOSAL

12. GAINING CREDIBLE CLINICAL PROJECT DATA: BEING SYSTEMATIC AND OBJECTIVE

SECTION III: WRITING YOUR PROPOSAL: ADDING THE DETAIL FOR PROPOSAL COMPLETION

13. WRITING THE DATA-ANALYSIS PLANS FOR ADVANCED CLINICAL PROJECTS

14. KEEPING CLINICAL PROJECTS ETHICAL AND DEPENDABLE

15. FINALIZING THE PROPOSAL AS A PROFESSIONAL DOCUMENT: REVIEWING, EDITING, AND REVISING

SECTION IV: FINALIZING YOUR PROPOSAL AND PROJECT: NEXT STEPS

16. MOVING THE PROPOSAL TO COMPLETED PROJECT

17. MOVING THE PROPOSAL TO WRITTEN FINAL REPORT

18. MOVING YOUR COMPLETED PROJECT TO DISSEMINATION AND FURTHER SCHOLARSHIP

18. MOVING YOUR COMPLETED PROJECT TO DISSEMINATION AND FURTHER SCHOLARSHIP Appendix A: Project Triangle Model

APPENDICES A. Project Triangle Model B. Checklist for Planning or SelfAssessment of a Specific Project C. Proposal Abstract: “Improving the Care of Patients With Chronic Kidney Disease Using Evidence-Based Guidelines”

Appendix B: Checklist for Planning or Self-Assessment of a Specific Project Appendix C: Proposal Abstract: “Improving the Care of Patients With Chronic Kidney Disease Using Evidence-Based Guidelines”

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THIRD EDITION D. Proposal Abstract: “Improving Diabetes Care Delivery in an Integrated Health Clinic”

Appendix D: Proposal Abstract: “Improving Diabetes Care Delivery in an Integrated Health Clinic”

E. Project Abstract: “Unit-Based Council Chairs’ Perception of Unit-Based Councils”

Appendix 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”

Appendix F: Proposal Abstract: “Descriptive Evidence Generating: Learning From Practitioner Owners of Clinics”

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

Appendix G: Proposal Abstract: “Evidence Synthesis Plus: Anesthesia Considerations and Implications for Obese Pediatric Patients” Appendix H: Proposal Abstract: “EvidenceBased Quality Improvement: Improving the Communication of Clinical Information Between Nurses and Physicians in Long-Term Care” Index

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CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION: WHY A SCHOLARLY PROPOSAL FOR THE CLINICAL PROJECT? STUDENT LEARNING OBJECTIVES • • • • •

Explain the importance of the project proposal. Discuss what is meant by application scholarship and why the DNP project is a good fit. Identify opportunities to move concept learning to project proposal competencies related to the American Association of Colleges of Nursing (AACN) Essentials. Identify the key elements of writing a scholarly clinical proposal. Describe common terms related to best evidence and clinical project proposals.

CHAPTER OVERVIEW Students often underestimate the value of a well-written clinical project proposal. This chapter focuses on the clinical project proposal as a project guide and a form of clinical application scholarship. Addressing best evidence and students’ clinical context is also considered in situating and understanding the project. The ongoing use of reflective project notebooks and work with a mentor are offered as two ways to facilitate both proposal and project completion.

FACULTY QUESTIONS AND TEACHING TIPS What ways can you help students understand the importance of the clinical project proposal? •

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Ask a previous DNP student to do a presentation of their work at the start of the semester for your new class. Lead a discussion with the class on the specific approaches used and identify select strengths of the presentation to focus on. Multiple videos might be developed and shared from previous students’ project presentations. Consistent with the emphasis on application scholarship, the Essentials, and documenting concepts to competency, have students engage with the online/classroom discussion provided at chapter end. Also consistent with the emphasis on application scholarship, use this discussion to note and orient students to the practice scholarship applications in each chapter. This resource serves as a tool for student self-assessment related to review of the Essentials and competency documentation.

What are strategies to help students get started on the process of securing a mentor? •

Lead a brainstorming and sharing session with students about potential mentors in their clinical area. Help students minimize the jitters of contacting potential mentors by guiding them in visualizing that process, including their initial statements as well as responding to a variety of potential responses.

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What learning activities are included at the end of Chapter 1 to engage students? Highlight these activities to students and encourage or require their completion. • • • • • •

Practice application scholarship Websites for further review Beginning writing prompts Checklist and goal setting Readiness to begin a clinical project Online/classroom discussion

SAMPLE LEARNING QUIZ FOR STUDENTS Ask students to agree or disagree with each of the following. You can use this as part of a learning discussion or a thought quiz with feedback. 1. Among other things, clinical project proposals are important because they provide a plan for completing the project. 2. Identifying important current literature is a crucial part of the clinical project. 3. Reflection provides one way to identify and assess gaps in clinical practice. 4. Reviewing the best evidence helps to understand the project concepts. 5. When completing a clinical project, a mentor only serves to add one more person whose suggestions need to be addressed. 6. The points of the project triangle are the review of literature, the process, and the outcomes. ANSWERS: 1) Agree, 2) Agree, 3) Agree, 4) Agree, 5) Disagree, 6) Disagree

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