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1. Planning for Change- A Leader’s Vision Student’s Name Institution, Department Code: Course Instructor Due Date

2. Introduction MEs in healthcare organizations MEs is an enduring concern Intervention measures

3. The Key Aspects of a Plan to Enhance Culture of Safety Priority Engagement of healthcare professionals Collaboration Objectives of the plan Safe healthcare setting.

4. Scope of the plan The scope of the strategic plan Incorporation of strategies

5. Goals of the Plan Training and educational programs Organizational policies Handoff tools and referencing database

6. Existing Organizational Functions, Processes & Behaviors The concept of collaboration A just culture Technology Leadership

7. Current Outcome Measures related to Quality and Safety Satisfaction and experience Prolonged hospitalization Death rates

8. Steps to achieve an Improved Outcome Changing focus Implementation Execution Support

9. Staff Responsibilities and Resource Requirement Role of healthcare professional EBP Role of nurse educators Education training Role of technologist Formulation and maintaining Role of program administrators Management of the plan

10. Advocating for a Culture of Safety and Quality Continuous training and education Speak up Resources Patient safety

11. The Nurse Leader's Ongoing Role in Fostering a Culture of Quality and Safety Effective communication Educational materials Coordination Effectiveness analysis

12. Future Vision of the Organization Expectation from the organization Fewer MEs Patient experience Less hospitalization period Fewer readmissions Communication and Collaboration

13. Conclusion Aspects of the plan Characteristics of the organization Lewin’s theory of change

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