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project proposal Nurse initiated xray 2000-3000 words, clear project…
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clear project proposal - relevant to practice and setting, innovated, imaginative (4 marks) : includes a model of implementation, well designed and appropriate
project aim and objectives - how will they be achieved- SMART - specific, measurable, achievable, timely, including evaluation methods (4 marks)
clearly explain, benefits, negatives and costs of the project (4 marks)
offered and explained solutions that are persuasive, logical and plausible within the context of your workplace setting (4 marks)
use literature that is closely linked to the topic, persuasive and compelling rationale for undertaking the project - balance view including negative results from other projects (4 marks)
explains context and setting and compelling story as to why the project is needed -literature used to draw links between the literature and needs of the workplace (4 marks)
reference and academic writing, sentence and paragraph construction proof reading (6 marks)
innovation and imagination - the x-factor - colorful posters of the nurses - badges to wear - i am an x-factor nurse
the X-factor Nurse Initiated X-ray at triage, NIXR - triage nurse initiated xray
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public inclusion/ education did you ask our triage nurse to order an Xray ? address concerns about radiation exposure (thompson)
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includes patients with triage category 3-4 with limb injuries, adult patients only
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ottowa foot, ankle and knee guidelines
competency assessment of nurses following education, on knowledge of ottowa criterior
concerns over nurses ability to appropriately request xray continues to be barrier to implimentation (patel)
should guidelines inclusions be limited to knee and below, elbow and below ?
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protocol and guidelines - what nurses - triage only, education level?
education and awareness, support
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patient satisfaction, team work effectiveness, reduce time to x-ray for ambulatory patients