Directions for Part 4

1. View the Direct Care Project Part 4 Tutorial (Click here to view) (Links to an external site.).
2. Download the Direct Care Part 4: Evaluating the Project template below.
3. Gather the information from the surveys and attendance form.
4. Complete the template with the following:
   1. Attendance form data
      1. Include names, titles, and organization
   2. Tables of results
      1. PRE-Survey and POST-Survey results in numerical form
   3. Interpretation of results
      1. Summarize data in the tables
      2. Include any positive or negative changes
   4. Reflection
      1. Overall experience
      2. Summary of outcomes from the pre and post surveys
      3. Gaps in project (Examples: What else would have been helpful? More data? Better resources?)
      4. Barriers to the project (Examples: participant interest, time, limited resources, willingness for change)
   5. Implications for future practice
      1. How could this project impact your professional practice?
5. Submit the Direct Care Part 4: Evaluating the Project template and the attendance form. The attendance form will be a separate submission in the grades area.

Solution:

1. Title of presentation: CNOR (Certified Nurse – Operating Room)

Name:

Date presentation completed __9^th February 2021___

2. Tables of results
   1. Tally the results of your surveys and place the numerical values in the boxes below.

PRE-Survey

POST-Survey

1. Interpretation of results
   1. Summarize data from the tables

The data from the tables represent the pre and post-survey results of the perioperative nurses’ knowledge about CNOR. The items included knowledge about the (1) CNOR requirements, cost, and process to obtain it, (2) knowledge about the impact of CNOT on improving patient outcomes, (3) leadership skills, (4) whether there should be more CNOR certified nurses, and (5) whether they would consider obtaining clinical certification. The pre-survey showed that the nurses had little or no knowledge about the CNOR certification as 3 strongly disagreed on item 1, 3 disagreed on item 2, 2 disagreed and 1 neither agreed/ disagreed in item 3, 2 neither disagreed/ agreed and 1 agreed in item 4, and 1 neither disagreed/ agreed…Click link below to purchase full tutorial at $10