Develop a 34 page paper that discusses the implementation of a major change to an organization’s health information management system. You are expected to provide examples and encouraged to apply the concepts to your work setting if possible.

Module 1 SMART Goals

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• Points 30
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Introduction

Setting goals is a powerful way to stay focused, motivated, and organizedwhether you’re working toward personal growth, academic success, or professional development. This worksheet is designed to guide you through the process of creating a clear and realistic plan to achieve a goal that matters to you. Using the SMART framework (Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and Timely), youll break down your goal into manageable steps, identify potential challenges, and outline the resources you need to succeed. By working through each step and tracking your progress, you’ll build valuable skills in planning, problem-solving, and self-reflection. Remember, this is a learning processit’s okay to adjust your goal or strategy as you go. The most important part is your commitment to moving forward.

In this assignment, you will be completing the Module 1 SMART Goals Worksheet. This assignment aligns with course outcomes 1, 3, 4, and 5 and module learning objectives 2 and 4.

Instructions

Here are the steps and tasks to complete the assignment:

1. Identify a Goal
   • Think about a personal, academic, or professional goal you want to work on this term. Your goal doesnt need to be fully achieved by the end of the course, but it should be something that you can actively work toward during the course.
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2. Write your goal using the SMART framework (Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Timely)
   • Specific Clearly state what you want to achieve.
     Measurable Be able to track your progress.
     Achievable Make sure its realistic based on your current resources and time.
     Relevant Connect it to your values or long-term plans.
     Timely Set a deadline to help stay on track.
   • Example: I will create and consistently follow a weekly study schedule using Google Calendar, dedicating at least 18 hours per week to specific coursework tasks (e.g., reading, assignments, review) for the remainder of the semester, to improve my time management and maintain a GPA of 3.5 or higher.
3. Make it Specific
   • Break your goal into at least three smaller steps or actions you can take. For each one, explain how youll keep track of your progress.
   • Example:
   • Step 1: Set up my Google Calendar with recurring weekly study blocks (3 hours/day, 6 days/week).
     How Ill track it: Ill color-code each course in the calendar and check off completed sessions at the end of each day.
     Step 2: Break down weekly tasks for each class every Sunday night (readings, assignments, studying) and assign them to calendar slots.
     How Ill track it: Ill make a to-do list in Google Tasks and review it daily.
     Step 3: Set weekly reminders to reflect on how well I followed my study plan and adjust if needed.
     How Ill track it: Ill write a short weekly journal entry noting what worked, what didnt, and how Ill adjust.
4. Make it Measurable
   • What will show you that youre making progress or that youve reached your goal?
   • Example: Ill know Im making progress if I consistently follow my calendar at least 85% of the time each week. Ill also see improvement in assignment quality and reduced last-minute stress. Ill know Ive fully reached my goal if my final GPA is 3.5 or higher and I feel confident managing my time throughout the semester.
5. Make it Achievable
   • Think about what resources youll need, what obstacles might come up, and how will you plan for them?
   • Example:
   • Resources/Obstacles:
     I may get overwhelmed by assignments piling up. I might feel unmotivated some days. I could forget to check my calendar or ignore reminders.
     What Ill do:
     Break large assignments into smaller tasks. Use a study accountability partner or group. Keep my study space distraction-free and schedule breaks. Set phone alarms and use sticky notes as visual cues.
6. Make it Relevant
   • Why is this goal important to you?
   • Example: This goal matters to me because Ive struggled with time management in the past, and I want to feel more in control of my schedule and stress levels. A consistent study routine will help me build habits that support my academic success and prepare me for future responsibilities, both in college and beyond.
7. Make it Timely
   • When will you achieve this goal?
   • Example: I want to reach this goal by the end of the semester. Ill track my progress weekly and make adjustments as needed along the way.

Submit your assignment by uploading a PDF, Word document (.docx), or PowerPoint presentation (.pptx).

This assignment will be evaluated with Turnitin. Turnitin will evaluate your work for academic integrity. Please review your syllabus for more information about academic integrity.

Grading

Your work will be evaluated against the rubric found below.

Note: Learners are permitted only one attempt per assignment. Resubmissions or revised attempts will not be accepted, so please make sure your work is complete and accurate before submitting.

To ensure your success, follow all the instructions in this assignment and don’t forget to ask questions. You can post your questions in our .

Rubric

SMART Goal Rubric

SMART Goal Rubric

Criteria	Ratings	Pts
This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeIdentify SMART Goal	5 ptsMeeting expectationsA clear, meaningful goal is stated that follows the SMART format.3 ptsApproaching expectationsGoal is unclear, vague. 0 ptsNot yet meeting expectationsA goal is not provided.	5 pts
This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeSpecific	5 ptsMeeting expectationsThree or more clear, realistic, and specific action steps are listed, showing thoughtful planning. Tracking methods are described to measure progress for each action step.3 ptsApproaching expectationsFewer than three action steps are listed, some may be vague or general. Tracking methods are vague, incomplete, or not provided for three action steps. 0 ptsNot yet meeting expectationsAction steps and tracking methods are not provided.	5 pts
This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeMeasurable	5 ptsMeeting expectationsClearly states a specific, measurable indicator of success.3 ptsApproaching expectationsMeasurable indicator of success is unclear, vague. 0 ptsNot yet meeting expectationsMeasurable indicator of success is not provided.	5 pts
This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeAchievable	5 ptsMeeting expectationsClearly lists resources or support needed/potential obstacles, what is needed to obtain resources/overcome obstacles.3 ptsApproaching expectationsAchievable components are partially completed. 0 ptsNot yet meeting expectationsAchievability is not provided.	5 pts
This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeRelevant	5 ptsMeeting expectationsClearly connects goal to personal values or long-term plans.3 ptsApproaching expectationsGoal has a vague or unclear connection to personal relevance. 0 ptsNot yet meeting expectationsRelevance is not provided.	5 pts
This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeTimely	5 ptsMeeting expectationsSpecific end date is provided.3 ptsApproaching expectationsSpecific end date is provided is partially completed. 0 ptsNot yet meeting expectationsSpecific end date is not provided.	5 pts

Total Points: 30

assignment details

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Whether you are using SBAR in written or oral communication, take the time to organize your thinking and complete the following sections. The SBAR is broken down into four succinct points and should fit on a single slide or piece of paper. Each section should only be a few sentences max.

Situation: This section includes a concise statement of the current situation the facts, no drama, and minus all of the symptoms.

Background: This section includes a concise statement of the relevant background data points that need to be taken into account as you decide how to move forward.

Assessment: This section outlines the authors analysis of the current situation. If the S is the what, then the A is the so what.

Recommendations: This section contains the authors recommended action and next steps. These recommendations need to be focused on improving or solving the situation with attention to the unique circumstances in the background.

SBAR Guidelines: SBAR does not happen in a vacuum. Make sure to do the following:

• Carefully think through the problem and your approach.
• Organize your facts according to the SBAR checklist. Be as brief as possible, while including all the relevant data.
• If you are nervous about making a recommendation, you can simply state that you are concerned about the situation. Alternatively, suggest a simple starting point for a discussion. Do not worry that your suggestion will be followed blindly.

Part II: Project Scope

Complete the based on the information captured from the SBAR document and populate each section accordingly.

Below are some guidelines to consider when filling out each section:

• Project title and key information
• Team members: Who will be representing the project team?
• Purpose of the project: Why is the project needed? What is it trying to solve?
• Deliverables: What is expected to be accomplished in the project?
• Stakeholders: Those involved in or who may be affected by the project activities and deliverables.
• Resource requirements: What cost, time, and resources are required to complete the project deliverables?
• Operations and support: Who owns the project and who will support it (i.e., training)?
• Risks: Any potential risks or uncertainty that could impact project outcomes.

Minimum Submission Requirements

• This assignment is to be completed using the provided templates, in addition to the title and reference pages.
• Complete the templates in a thorough manner, providing specific examples of concepts, topics, definitions, and other elements asked for in the questions. Your submission should be highly organized, logical, and focused.
• Your submission must be written in Standard English and demonstrate exceptional content, organization, style, grammar, and mechanics.
• Your submission should provide a clearly established and sustained viewpoint and purpose.
• Your writing should be well ordered, logical, and unified, as well as original and insightful.
• A separate page at the end of your submission should contain a list of references, in APA format. Use your textbook, the Library, and the internet for research.
• Be sure to reference all sources and cite them in-text where appropriate. Your sources and content should follow proper APA citation style. Review the writing resources for APA formatting and citation found in Academic Tools. Additional writing resources can be found within the Academic Success Center.
• Your submission should:
  • include a title sheet;
  • be double-spaced;
  • be typed in Times New Roman, 12-point font;
  • include correct citations;
  • be written in Standard English with no spelling or punctuation errors; and
  • include correct references on the reference page.

1. Select and describe an Advanced Nurse Practitioner role.
2. Why are you becoming a Nurse Practitioner? (to help the community, to be a part of someone’s health journey, to make a difference)
3. Find one research article, expert opinion about the Nurse Practitioner role and summarize the article.
4. What does the Institute Of Medicine (IOM) say about the need of Nurse Practitioners?
5. Identify and describe the effects that you will have as an advanced practice nurse in terms of healthcare industry and patient outcomes.
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Quality management is essential for companies looking to stay competitive and satisfy their customers by creating a quality-driven culture. By doing so, customers will keep returning, and the company will continue growing. However, everyone must adopt the same mindset toward quality management and work together to achieve the organizational goals.

The concept of quality management is new to your company, and it is looking for someone to help employees learn about this new concept. Based on the knowledge you have gained about quality management, you volunteered to share your knowledge of what you know about quality management.

Read this week’s assigned readings to help with completing your assignment:

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In a 35-page paper, address the following to help with your company concerns:

• What is quality management? Include a brief overview of the evolution of quality management.
• What are the 2 views of quality? Be sure to discuss the major differences between the two views. Recommend to your company which of the two views it should adopt and why.
• Who are the leading contributors to the quality management concept, and what was their contribution?
• How can your company implement quality management to remain competitive and satisfy its customers?

Case study report about sickle cell disease

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The lack of mental health access in the state of Texas impacts nursing practices significantly. At the micro level of the healthcare system, the lack of access leads to increased burnout and compassion fatigue which has a direct impact on patient care at the bedside. This has historically increased medical/medication errors, communication and high turnover. At the meso level, work environments are affected as some programs designed to support staff are offered during standard hours which restricts assess to certain shifts. The greatest challenge at the meso level is the high workloads and increasing staffing shortages that nurses are experiencing which leaves little to no room for nurses to engage in self-care. Lastly, impacts at the macro level greatly impact workforce stability, patient safety and care. Creating a culture of safety in the workplace is crucial, this improves retention, leads to more successful patient outcomes and cuts costs on several different levels throughout an organization.

Deficiency Detective Discussion (Vitamins and Minerals)

Purpose: Why are you doing this?

This activity aims to help you strengthen your critical thinking, scientific reasoning, and application skills by investigating a real-world nutrient deficiency case using an interactive AI tool. Youll practice:

• Recognizing signs and symptoms of common micronutrient deficiencies
• Asking targeted, logical questions to guide diagnosis
• Interpreting bioavailability and dietary clues
• Proposing realistic, evidence-based solutions for recovery and prevention

Task: What do you need to do?

The following steps identify the process of generating and solving your case study.

Step 1 Open the chat bot and generate your case study.

(If you prefer not use AI, please use thefor this discussion)

Access the GPT chatbot

Request that a case be presented based on the field you are studying at Valencia. On the main page, you will click on one of the boxes or type Give me a case, as if I (fill in the job you want to do when you finish your degree).

The bot will provide you with a case study of a person who exhibits a vitamin or mineral deficiency. Your job is to ask the AI bot questions to determine which vitamin or mineral deficiency this case exhibits. You will type questions into the text prompt.

Step 2: Ask the chat bot questions until you identify the nutrient deficiency.

Work through the case by typing in your own questions to uncover:

• Symptoms (Example: Is tingling in this persons feet related to their nutrient deficiency?)
• Eating patterns and food sources (Example: How often does the individual eat meat?)
• Nutrient interactions and absorption issues (Example: what does an antacid do to cause a nutrient deficiency?)
• Once you have the deficiency figured out, ask the AI bot if you identified the correct nutrient (example: Is it a thiamin deficiency?). If you are wrong, keep asking questions until you get it right. If you are correct, then you may proceed to the next step.

Step 3: Obtain a link of your chat bot conversation.

Click on the Share button in the upper right corner. Then, click the create link button.

Click the copy link button and then paste it into the Discussion. You will paste this into your post.

Step 4 Submit your initial post.

In a reply to this discussion thread, paste the chat bot link of your discussion (see step 3). Then, answer the following questions:

• What is your nutrient deficiency?
• Why do you believe this nutrient is the correct one? What specific evidence led you here?
• What diet changes would you suggest for the peers’ case study person to correct the nutrient deficiency.
• What part of this case challenged you the most? What did you learn about your own thought process during this activity?

Step 5 Reply to TWO Peers

On a different day than your initial post, review two peers’ posts. Click their chat bot link and read through their conversation. In your reply, answer these questions:

• What questions were missing? i.e. what alternative questions may have helped your peer to isolate the deficiency?
• Discuss the diet changes that your peer suggested in their post. Are the recommendations realistic? Discuss how variables like culture, budget, or food access might affect the person’s ability to make those food changes.

Limited use of AI

Students are allowed to use AI for the purposes outlined in the directions. However, students are required to provide a link to the AI conversation in their discussion post. No other uses of AI are allowed, including answers to the discussion questions. All answers within the posts must be the thoughts, words, and research of the individual students.