Write a 250-word abstract proposal for a conference poster presentation. Then, create a one-slide poster for the presentation.

Introduction

In today’s interconnected world, it is important for care coordinators to plan interventions for care coordination using multiple health care delivery resources. As leaders, care coordinators must know how to engage and develop inter-professional stakeholders and health care providers in order to develop best practice strategies for care coordination.

Preparation

For this assessment, you will prepare both an abstract proposal for a poster presentation and a poster presentation for a specialty organization’s conference (for example, Sigma Theta Tau International [STTI], American Organization for Nursing Leadership [AONL], American Nurses Association [ANA], or the National League for Nurses [NLN]). Your topic explores a specific situation using an informatics model, tools, and application of data in practice to assess, monitor, and produce quality outcomes. Think about the clear use of database terminology, data management, and data trending, and how to communicate clearly with your stakeholders and conference attendees.

Requirements

For this assessment:

• Analyze the use of an informatics model, tools, and use of data to produce quality outcomes.
  • Identify the organization at whose conference you would be presenting and locate a copy of their guidelines for conference presentations.
  • Identify a topic for your presentation that analyzes the use of data management and data trending to assess, monitor, and produce quality outcomes.
• Assess the use of data terminology, data management, and data trending to show enhanced health care delivery outcomes.
  • Create an abstract for your poster presentation that includes:
    • An introduction.
    • A literature review highlighting the important concepts in the literature that support your idea.
    • An analysis of the intervention/model for change.
    • Conclusions drawn about data use and the health care delivery outcomes.
• Synthesize information for clear communication with stakeholders and conference attendees.
  • Create a professional poster presentation, geared to your audience, that provides a visual representation of the information in the abstract.
  • Limit your poster to a one-slide presentation.

Additional Requirements

• Part 1: Abstract:
  • Length of abstract: 250 words.
  • Font and font size: Times New Roman, 12 point.
  • Reference: Five scholarly sources that support the written abstract. Additional references may be used.
  • Written communication: Written communication is free of errors that detract from the overall message.
  • APA formatting: Resources and citations are formatted according to current APA style and formatting.
• Part 2: Poster Presentation:
  • Visual Properties: Make use of graphs, charts, models, et cetera that visually demonstrate the content of your presentation as described by the abstract.
  • Length of presentation: One slide.