Reflect on change projects in your setting and describe what elements in the process of the change were effective and what elements were not

 

  • Reflect on change projects in your setting and describe what elements in the process of the change were effective and what elements were not effective? Has the anticipated outcome been sustained over time? Give specific evidence related to how well the change has been sustained. What would you do differently in planning and implementing a similar project?
  • Using the article by Sharma (2021), cited below, is it possible for research/project findings to have clinical significance even if they do not have statistical significance? Explain your answer.

Sharma H. (2021). Statistical significance or clinical significance? A researcher’s dilemma for appropriate interpretation of research results. Saudi Journal of Anaesthesia15(4), 431–434. to an external site.

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