Analysis Must Portray Specific

Respond to the following in a minimum of 175 words: 

Outline for your Week 6 project

Select a health care facility or service at which you work or with which you are familiar. 

During Week 6, you will design and prepare a 700- to 1,050-word Business Proposal for a process improvement or cultural change that would affect all levels of staff in the organization and improve productivity within the organization. You will be required to include the following in your Business Proposal for Change in Week 6:

• Purpose of the change proposal
• Analysis of need for change (why)
• Review of the current literature supporting the change from a minimum of 3 reputable sources (e.g., trade or industry publications, government or agency websites, scholarly works, or other sources of similar quality)

Financial analysis of the change to include the following:

• Potential costs for the change  
• Supplies
• Space
• Staff
• Time (i.e., participation time and/or facilitation time)  
• Actual costs may or may not be included; however, the analysis must portray specific costs that should be considered within the context of the proposal.
• Risks vs. benefits:
• Impact on operations
• Implementation plan related to proposed change:
• How will you measure outcomes and the success of the implementation and change?  
• Communication plan to organization
• Evaluation strategies:
• How will you measure the success of the change?
• Exit strategy:
• What is your exit strategy (if the proposal fails)?
• Conclusion

This week, prepare a175-word outline summary of your proposed business change for which you will prepare your plan. Share this summary in the discussion.

Include the following in your summary:

• Purpose of the change proposal
• Analysis of the need for change (why)
• Annotated bibliography of 3 reputable sources (e.g., trade or industry publications, government or agency websites, scholarly works, or other sources of similar quality) that support your proposed change
• Financial estimate of costs of the proposed change
• Potential risks and benefits of your proposed change
• Scholarly sources to support your perspective on this issue