Length: 10-12 slides (not including title and reference age) Presentation should include the following: A. An overview of the problem identified B. Information related to the needs of the patient and family related to the problem C. Background significance D. Methods/design E. Theoretical model/framework F. Interventions G. Expected results H. Anticipated conclusions I. Potential implications for practice

Slide 1:

Title: An Overview of the Problem Identified

Introduction:
– Briefly introduce the problem that has been identified
– Explain its relevance and importance in healthcare

Slide 2:

Description of the Problem:
– Provide a detailed description of the problem
– Highlight the key aspects and characteristics of the problem
– Support the description with relevant statistics or evidence

Slide 3:

Information Related to the Needs of the Patient and Family:
– Discuss the specific needs of the patient and family in relation to the identified problem
– Highlight the challenges they face and the impact of the problem on their well-being
– Include relevant case studies or examples to illustrate these needs

Slide 4:

Background Significance:
– Provide background information on the significance of the identified problem
– Discuss the prevalence and impact of the problem in society
– Present key research findings or literature reviews that support the importance of addressing the problem

Slide 5:

Methods/Design:
– Explain the methodology or design that will be used to investigate or address the problem
– Discuss the specific steps or procedures involved in the study or intervention
– Present any ethical considerations or limitations of the chosen methods

Slide 6:

Theoretical Model/Framework:
– Present the theoretical model or framework that will guide the study or intervention
– Explain why this model or framework is relevant and appropriate for addressing the problem
– Discuss how the model or framework will inform the intervention strategies

Slide 7:

Interventions:
– Outline the interventions or strategies that will be implemented to address the problem
– Discuss the rationale behind each intervention and how they are expected to impact the problem
– Provide evidence or examples of similar interventions that have been successful

Slide 8:

Expected Results:
– Present the anticipated results or outcomes of the study or intervention
– Discuss the specific measures or indicators that will be used to assess the effectiveness of the interventions
– Present any hypotheses or research questions that will be addressed

Slide 9:

Anticipated Conclusions:
– Summarize the anticipated conclusions that will be drawn from the study or intervention
– Discuss the implications of these conclusions for healthcare practice and policy
– Highlight the potential contributions and advancements in knowledge that the study or intervention may offer

Slide 10:

Potential Implications for Practice:
– Discuss the potential implications of the study or intervention for healthcare practice
– Highlight any changes or improvements that may be recommended in healthcare delivery or patient care
– Present any additional research questions or areas for further investigation that arise from the study or intervention

Slide 11:

Conclusion:
– Summarize the key points discussed throughout the presentation
– Reinforce the relevance and importance of addressing the identified problem
– Encourage further discussion and collaboration in finding solutions to the problem

Slide 12:

References:
– Provide a list of all the references cited throughout the presentation
– Follow the appropriate referencing style (e.g., APA, MLA, Harvard)