Using the lists in Appendixes 3.2 and 3.3 in your textbook, identify all possible strategies that could potentially be used in an implementation plan to achieve the strategic goal. You must identify a minimum of 15 strategies that could be used in various stages of the implementation plan and provide an example of an action step for that strategy.

Unit III Project Template

Objective 1: Improve patient experiences by facilitating early sepsis identification and standardization of sepsis treatment.

Strategic goal: Reduce sepsis-related length of stay and mortality rates in your organization.

Directions:

Using the lists in Appendixes 3.2 and 3.3 in your textbook, identify all possible strategies that could potentially be used in an implementation plan to achieve the strategic goal. You must identify a minimum of 15 strategies that could be used in various stages of the implementation plan and provide an example of an action step for that strategy. An example is provided below.

List potential strategies here.

Example:

1. Involve executive boards .

Identify a specific action step to support this strategy.

1. Establish monthly briefing with Board members to update progress and address concerns.

Objective 2: Improve the health of a population by extending access to primary care and other services for the local population that is primarily low income and/or uninsured .

Strategic goal: Develop innovations in primary care such as partnering with retail providers, creating a medical home, and community-based primary care providers and health navigators.

List potential strategies here.

Identify a specific action step to support this strategy.

Objective 3: Lower per-capita cost of health care by transitioning from high-volume care to high-value care.

Strategic goal: Design, test, and implement methods to improve reduce costs for people with chronic conditions, including risk prediction, preventive care, and reducing readmissions.

List potential strategies here.

Identify a specific action step to support this strategy.