Change Project Evaluation Plan

Change Project Evaluation Plan Student’s Name College/University Course Code and Name Professor’s Name Due Date Part I: Evaluation Plan Project Objective (Goal) Measurable Project Outcome What data will be collected to measure this outcome? What tool will be used to collect the data? Who will be responsible for collecting data? Improve nurses' cultural competence and increase patient satisfaction by 20% in six months. Patient-centered care requires cultural competence to acknowledge home-based infusion treatment patients' different sociocultural origins (Solberg & Naden, 2019). The intervention prioritizes cultural competence to bridge the gap between healthcare practitioners and diverse patients, ensuring that care matches patients' beliefs, attitudes, and preferences. Over the first six months, patient satisfaction scores will increase by 20%. The success of cultural competence efforts depends on patient satisfaction (Liu et al., 2022). The hypothesis is that culturally competent and communicative nurses will improve patient experiences and satisfaction. An achievable 20% increase is a good indicator of development in this area. Patient satisfaction will be measured via surveys and pre/post-training assessments. Cultural competence and communication efficacy will be assessed in patient satisfaction questionnaires. Patients will be asked about their healthcare providers' cultural knowledge and communication effectiveness in promoting mutual understanding (Lin et al., 2019). Primary patient satisfaction data collection will use customized questionnaires. These questionnaires will entail healthcare cultural competency and communication efficacy assessments (Liu et al., 2022). Structured measures will assess nurses' cultural competence before and after training. Data collection on patient satisfaction falls to the Quality Improvement Team. The data collecting and analysis experts on this team will collect survey responses and pre/post-training evaluation data. They will compile, analyze, and report findings to improve cultural competency programs and training (Harvey et al., 2019). The goal is to seamlessly incorporate technology into home-based infusion therapy to improve communication and monitoring and reduce adverse occurrences by 15%. Technology may transform healthcare; therefore, this goal uses telehealth and remote monitoring systems for real-time data transmission and patient safety (Rosen et al., 2021). Home-based infusion therapy will reduce adverse effects by 15%. Minor to severe adverse events are essential indications of patient safety after medical procedures. The theory is that integrating communication and monitoring technology will provide a safer, more controlled environment that can reduce bad events by enabling timely intervention and support (Rosen et al., 2021). Two key sources will provide statistics on technology integration success. Before and...