• Consider the process leading to the results that you aimed to improve. Create a process map to identify the steps in the process and identify the people who were involved in the process.
• Describe the data collection method used, including an explanation of what you measured and how. Be specific.
• Present the data in a table, graph, diagram, run chart, or XML chart.
• There is a saying, “Not all change leads to improvement, but all improvement leads to change.” Explain the changes you made based on the data. What worked? What didn’t work?
• Reflect on your Personal Improvement Project and what you learned.
• Explain how you will maintain ongoing improvement in this area long-term.
• Explain how you could use knowledge from this experience to facilitate both a unit-level and an organization-level change in a nursing workplace. Be specific and provide examples.
