In Part 1 of your Final Project, you used the Data-Driven Decision-Making Framework to collect, analyze, and synthesize data to inform a Central Healthcare System (CHS) decision about a potential telehealth expansion. Now, it is time for CHS leaders to make a decision and plan their next steps.
In this second part of your Final Project, you will focus on the decision itself and the steps that follow in the cyclical Data-Driven Decision-Making Framework, which ensure that leaders continue to use evidence to drive implementation and make necessary adjustments. How will this part of the decision-making process differ from your analysis and synthesis? What strategies could you use to effectively communicate your findings and recommendations to a team of Central Healthcare System administrators? Your analysis and synthesis in Part 1 were fairly detailed, but for this part of the Final Project, you may want to incorporate shorter summaries and visual aids to convey the most critical information that CHS leaders need to develop implementation and surveillance plans.
For this second portion of your Final Project, you will apply prioritization strategies to the data you synthesized in Part 1 to support and justify a decision about CHS’s telehealth expansion. You will then develop a slide presentation for CHS administrators that outlines the data-driven decision and explains plans to implement the decision, evaluate the decision’s impact, and communicate results with stakeholders.
Prepare a 14-slide presentation for the administration at Central Healthcare System that focuses on the implementation and impact of the decision. Use the notes section on each slide to provide further context and explanation to the content of the slides. Within your presentation, include the following:
· Slide 1: Title Slide
· Slide 2: Objectives for the presentation
· Slides 3 and 4: Prioritize the data that you synthesized in the first part of the Final Project to support a decision.
· Slide 5: Provide a clear explanation of the data-driven decision that was made.
· Slides 6 and 7: Briefly summarize the data and information to justify the decision.
· Slides 8 and 9: Explain how you plan to implement the decision.
· Slides 10 and 11: Explain how you plan to measure the impact of the decision.
· Slide 12: Explain your plan for communicating this information to relevant stakeholders.
· Slide 13: Explain how you might make necessary adjustments to the decision.
· Slide 14: References
Note: The number of slides given are a recommendation, but you may need additional slides to adequately present the information. You may go over 14 slides, but do not exceed 18 in your final submission.
Include visual elements (charts, tables, etc.) where appropriate to help support your decision and justification. Slides should be clear, visually appealing, and in line with best practices for a presentation (see Learning Resources for more information).
Ensure that you incorporate feedback from your Final Project submission into this presentation.