Stakeholder Presentation

Part 2: Stakeholder Presentation (PowerPoint) : Patient care issues in dementia patients

Create an 812 slide PowerPoint presentation designed to generate interest and buy-in from stakeholder or leadership groups for your interdisciplinary plan proposal.

Presentation Structure:

Your presentation should include the following components (use one or two slides per section as needed):

Part 1: Organizational or Patient Issue

• Explain the issue you are trying to solve or improve.
• Articulate why the audience should care about addressing this issue.
• Describe how a collaborative interdisciplinary team approach would help achieve a specific improvement goal.

Part 2: Relevance of an Interdisciplinary Team Approach

• Justify why using an interdisciplinary team is relevant or the best approach.
• Explain how this approach will help achieve improved outcomes or reach the goal.

Part 3: Interdisciplinary Plan Summary

• Summarize your evidence-based interdisciplinary plan.
• State the objective clearly.
• Discuss the likelihood of success.
• Describe what the interdisciplinary team will do.

Part 4: Implementation and Resource Management

• Explain how the interdisciplinary plan could be implemented.
• Describe how human and financial resources would be managed.
• Explain how the plan ensures effective use of resources and prevents waste.
• Justify the resource expenditure.

Part 5: Evaluation

• Propose evidence-based criteria to evaluate the degree to which the project achieves the improvement goal.
• Describe what a successful outcome would look like.
• Explain how these criteria could measure and demonstrate the degree of success.

Part 6: References

• Include a final reference slide in APA format.

Presentation Development Guidelines:

• Create slides that are easy to read, visually appealing, and error-free.
• Use concise talking points on slides (bullet points, not full sentences).
• Include detailed speaker notes that flesh out the bullet points on each slide.
• Remember that another person may ultimately deliver this presentation, so your speaker notes should be comprehensive.
• Organize content with clear purpose and goals.
• Support your content with relevant, evidence-based sources.
• Tailor language and messaging to your specific stakeholder audience