SWOT analysis

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It is necessary for managers to complete a SWOT analysis. It stands for Strength, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats. SWOT analysis is one of the most used tools by leaders, and with good reasons. Managers need to have it because it is a simple but useful framework for analyzing the organization’s strength, weakness, opportunities, and threats. It can help a manager build on what the company does well, address things that lack, minimize risk, and take the highest possible advantage of opportunities for success. Strengths and weaknesses are internal in the company- things that a manager can control and change. SWOT analysis can help the manager to handle the team, the patents, and intellectual property. When used correctly, identifying strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats give a basis for effective strategic planning.

A manager can also use SWOT analysis as a framework to evaluate his/her company’s competitive position and come up with strategic planning. A SWOT analysis evaluates internal and external factors, in addition to present and future potential. It can help a manager to preciously identify the areas where the company is already succeeding and those the company needs to improve. The manager can use the information gathered to make actual changes to the business or organization by SWOT analysis (Gürel, 10). The most significant parts of SWOT analysis are Coming up with conclusions from the four SWOT category concerning the business’s general situation and interpreting these conclusions into deliberate actions to improve and match the business’s strategy to its strong resource points and market openings, to correct the significance.

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Gürel, Emet, and Merba Tat. “SWOT analysis: a theoretical review.” Journal of International Social Research 10.51 (2017).

SWOT Analysis (1-2 pages in length): Each student will perform a “Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats” (SWOT) analysis that is relevant to their Comprehensive Community Assessment (CCA). Your SWOT analysis should be based on the data collected and analysis of your Comprehensive Community Assessment project.

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Links to an external site. about a SWOT Analysis

Length: 1-2 pages; the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats can be listed as bullet points, or in a table as depicted in the example in the link to the Community Tool Box.

As you perform your SWOT, consider the following relevant to your health indicator and county or country:

Strengths:

• Examine what is already in place, what is being done
• Existing resources / programs / public policies
• Supportive factors such as access, affordability, etc.
• Protective services

Weaknesses:

• Gaps both in care options and access to care options
• Barriers
• Risk Factors

Opportunities:

• Outreach
• Access
• Public Policy
• Education and training

Threats:

• Obstacles
• Sensitivity of topic
• Political considerations/factors
• Economic considerations/factors

Recommendations and Health Promotion Plan (2-3 pages in length):

1. Develop two recommendations that are within the scope of a public health nurse that may improve the health of the population in the community.
2. Develop a health promotion plan based on one of your recommendations. Give the plan a title. In your plan include:
   • The goal of the plan.
   • Two specific, measurable objectives.

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  • Two interventions (one for each objective) for the population that integrates cultural considerations. Identify resources needed for each of your identified interventions. (These interventions may use existing resources or may require the development of new resources.)
  • Members of the interprofessional team and community services that will assist in implementation.
  • A method for evaluating each intervention.

Support the health promotion plan/project with evidence-based research and practices.

Data initiation and planning are essential components and a critical aspect of project management. This week, you will assess the PICO statement of your proposed project using a SWOT analysis. The SWOT analysis will be included in your final ADDIE paper. Next, you will explore the importance of stakeholders in your project planning.

Initial Post

• Outline a SWOT analysis of your proposed project using the SWOT Analysis Template and post.
• Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of your SWOT analysis in project planning and initiation. Gürel, E., & Tat, M. (2017) outline advantages and disadvantages of a SWOT analysis.
• Discuss the importance of stakeholders in project initiation and planning. Garcia-Día (2019) outlines the importance of stakeholders in Chapter 4.