To prepare:
Review the required and Learning Resources for this module.
Download the PowerPoint Presentation Template Download PowerPoint Presentation Template.
Review Walden University’s mission and vision statements.
Review Lewin’s model of change.
The Assignment
Create an 8- to 10-slide PowerPoint presentation with voice-over for hypothetical stakeholders in your community concerning a change for your target population.
Your presentation, with voice-over, should include the following:
Articulate a need for change for a particular population group within your community. You may use the same population and one of the health problems discussed in Module 4.
Discuss how Lewin’s Change Management Model can guide community and system-level strategies in health promotion and prevention concerning the population’s health problem.
Provide one proposed system-level strategy for the specific population would like to see occur. How might the desired change be evaluated for effectiveness?
Provide two examples of how the proposed system-level change is sociocultural and linguistically responsive and promotes equality.
Describe how you and your fellow nurses can improve on becoming more self-aware of personal biases in relationship to culture and environment.
How does Walden’s central focus on social change influence your nursing views and professional values concerning a population health approach in healthcare?
Explain how the concepts explored and insights gained from this course will impact your future goals and development as a nurse leader of social change?
Identify three shareholders who would appreciate learning from this presentation. Include their name, title, and position within your community.
Be sure to include your voice-over notes pages.
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