NR 730 Week 2 Discussion; Evidence-Based Interventions to Address Gaps in Practice
Course: NR 730 DNP Project Institution: Chamberlain University Students Contributor: Kelly Brook Format: docx/pptx Pages: 3
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Week 2: Discussion | Evidence-Based Interventions to Address Gaps in Practice In order to improve patient outcomes, it is necessary to take into account an evidence-based intervention that involves implementing a standardized interdisciplinary care protocol for the swing bed program in Critical Access Hospitals (CAHs) at Doctors Memorial Hospital. According to the findings of the literature search, this offers a successful DNP project that will raise the standard of the hospital's current swing bed program. According to the data, the swing bed program's implementation of a standardized interdi
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