Unit 9 Week 13 Discussion-small Group Discussion
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Unit 9 Week 13 Discussion-small Group Discussion
Stakeholders
This EBP initiative requires the participation of patients, family members, providers, physicians, managers, hospital administrators, executives, clinical assistants, healthcare bodies such as WHO and CMS, and payers. The most important stakeholders in this issue are the patients, specifically the women who have had or are scheduled to have caesarian sections because CS directly affects them. Everyone who uses healthcare services is a patient. Due to their involvement in CS assessment and referral, healthcare providers are also crucial to this effort. The suggested steps that healthcare practitioners are expected to implement to prevent unnecessary CS are directly related to them. For the initiative to develop a framework for healthcare delivery and provide guidance on the execution of guidelines, policymakers must be involved. Since CS is an important part of health insurance, payers will be involved in putting the policy’s regulations and standards into practice. Healthcare bodies develop guidelines dictating practice around caesarian sections. (Unit 9 Week 13 Discussion-small Group Discussion)
Change Model
Lewin’s change model is consistent with the organization’s structure and individual cognitive processes. This nursing philosophy has three stages: unfreezing, transformation, and refreezing. The process of unfreezing is finding a way to enable people to let go of a previous routine that was perhaps harmful. The challenges of individual resistance and group compliance must be overcome (Parker et al., 2022). The “going to a new level” or “movement” stage, which is also known as the “change stage,” entails a process of change in thoughts, feelings, behavior, or all three that is in some way more liberating or more beneficial. The “refreezing” stage involves forming the new habit and making the change the “standard operating procedure.” Without this last step, it may be simple for the individual to revert to previous behaviors or practices. The model was selected because it helps account for uncertainties and change resistance experienced in implementing change initiatives. (Unit 9 Week 13 Discussion-small Group Discussion)
References
Parker, G., Shahid, N., Rappon, T., Kastner, M., Born, K., & Berta, W. (2022). Using theories and frameworks to understand how to reduce low-value healthcare: a scoping review. Implementation science : IS, 17(1), 6. https://doi.org/10.1186/s13012-021-01177-1
