Health Care Policy for Advocacy in Health Care
The given project adheres to the fifth essential of the DNP Essentials because it the current healthcare communication practices at the target organization and proposes clear directions for future developments at such facilities by demonstrating leadership. The findings can be expanded and used to influence the current policies in regard to healthcare practice, where SBAR can be made a mandatory requirement for such a change. In addition, the results are highly educative for others, including policymakers, and it advocates a more improved state of the nursing profession. Lastly, it advocates for social justice and ethical policies since SBAR is capable of reducing the impact and occurrence rate of medical errors.
Interprofessional Collaboration for Improving Patient and Population Health Outcomes
The project adheres to the sixth essential of the DNP Essential by directly employing means for effective communication as well as collaboration through the SBAR framework. The latter is highly structured and rigid, which makes the interprofessional cooperative efforts significantly more defined and coordinated rather than previously utilized sporadic practices. Its implementation inherently employs leadership skills and consultative abilities with a wide range of medical teams to promote a positive change in healthcare delivery systems.
Clinical Prevention and Population Health for Improving the Nation’s Health
The project adheres to the seventh essential of the DNP Essential by benefits population’s health and improving clinical prevention through medical error reduction, which, in turn, increases the nation’s wellbeing and health. The project analyzes key data from the target organization and synthesizes core concepts to develop as well as implement interventions through SBAR. In addition, it uses evaluative tools, such as CEX, to improve health status and safety among patients due to a reduction in medical error occurrence rates. The study provides a template in the form of SBAR in order to propose novel care delivery models related to all key aspects of health since medical errors can have multifaceted ramifications.