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Title of Healthcare Improvement Project



Indu Chauhan

Western Governors University

Leavitt School of Health

Johnett Benson

10/8/2024

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D161: Nursing Leadership and Management Capstone


Evaluation of the Project:


A (1): Comparison of performance measures and SMART goal: To determine the success of

this project, I compared the results of the two key performance indicators to the SMART goal

and outcome statement. The HIP SMART goal was aimed to reduce the 30-day readmission rate

for patients with Congestive Heart Failure (CHF) by 10% through implementing evidence-based

clinical practice. This will involve comprehensive training for nursing staff in effectively

managing CHF patients, disease-specific education for patients and families, medication

management, and improved discharge planning.


The project's first KPI was for 95% of the nursing staff to complete comprehensive

training on managing CHF patients. The actual completion rate was 98%, surpassing the target.

This indicates that the staff effectively implemented and well-received the training program,

ensuring they are better equipped to manage CHF patients. These results contributed to the

project's overall goal of reducing the 30-day readmission rate for CHF patients by 10%.


The Second KPI was for 95% of CHF patients to receive specific education and improved

discharge plans. Reviewing patient records, feedback, and discharge summaries confirmed that

this target was met. This suggests that the educational materials and discharge processes were

effectively integrated into patient care. Meeting both KPIs indicates the project was implemented

successfully. The comprehensive training for staff and improved patient education and discharge

processes likely contributed to reducing the 30-day readmission rate for CHF patients, achieving

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the project's primary goal. This demonstrates the effectiveness of using evidence-based clinical

practices in healthcare improvement projects.

A (2): Efficiency in Project Implementation: By breaking my project down into small,

manageable tasks, I stayed organized and efficient while working on it. I created a schedule and

assigned each task to a specific day. This allowed me to focus on one task at a time and avoid

becoming overwhelmed. I also created a list of resources to complete each task. This ensured I

had everything I needed to complete each task and prevented me from wasting time searching for

resources. One example is a streamlined electronic training module for nursing staff, which

reduced the time required to complete comprehensive training on managing CHF patients by

20%. Further, it allowed the hospital to train more staff in a shorter period without compromising

the quality of the training.

Effectiveness of Project Implementation: The project was completed on time and within the

budget. This is because I created a schedule and stuck to it. I also made sure only to purchase the

resources that I needed. The project was also completed within the scope, which prevented scope

creep and ensured that the project stayed on track. This is because I planned the project carefully

and communicated with the stakeholders regularly to ensure that the project stayed on track. One

example is the Health Improvement Project (HIP), which successfully achieved its goal of

having 98% of nursing staff complete comprehensive training for effectively managing CHF

patients by the first week of implementation. Further, it exceeded the initial KPI target of 95%,

demonstrating the project's effectiveness in ensuring that most nursing staff were well-prepared

to manage CHF patients.


A (3): Project schedule comparison: The project was planned to be implemented between

8/1/2024 and 9/15/2024. The actual implementation was conducted for HIP before 9/20/2024.

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