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In summary, the presentation delves into determining whether provider education concerning syphilis screening within the third-trimester affects the screening rates within obstetric medical facilities within a three-month timescale, compared to a context where no educational interventions were provided. The presentation asserted that provider education constitutes an evidence-based practical solution to the incidence of syphilis in pregnant women in the United States. One of the changes suggested by the preceptor is to include a change model that could inform behavioral changes in pregnant women. It is essential to base the intervention discussion on an evidence-based model guiding the change proposal. I incorporate my preceptor’s suggestions into the project by discussing the evidence-based intervention via Kotter’s 8-Step Change Model lens. The preceptor also suggested that I include the appropriate evaluation approach for the evidence-based practice intervention. I incorporate this feedback by reiterating that formative assessment is the preferred method since it...