NURS FPX 6218 Assessment 3 Planning For Community and Organizational Change

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Assessment 3: Planning for Community and Organizational Change
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April 10, 2024
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Planning for Community and Organizational Change
This assessment explores the persistent health challenges confronting the community
of Jordan. After examining Jordan's health landscape previously, we contextualized it
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within a small Minnesota town. Through a comprehensive health analysis, we identified

mental health issues leading to adolescent suicide, worsening health insurance
conditions, and inadequate management of chronic diseases due to financial limitations.
Consequently, this proposal outlines strategies to tackle these enduring health
challenges in the Jordan community.
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Overview of Proposed Changes and Their Impact

To tackle health challenges in Jordan, proposed changes in the healthcare system
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include:
1. Introduction of Interaction-Based Mental Health Programs in Schools:
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Implementing mental health programs in schools involving counselors, psychologists,

and social workers collaborating with school authorities. These interventions aim to
bolster emotional well-being, resilience, coping skills, and stress management in
adolescents.
2. Health Insurance Enhancement Plan:
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Working with policymakers and advocacy teams to enhance health insurance
affordability, advocating for expanded access to Medicare and Medicaid for the
low-income population.
3. Chronic Health Condition Management:
Raising awareness among the elderly community about Affordable Care Act eligibility,
ensuring full health coverage for chronic diseases, and reducing mortality and morbidity
rates.
These strategies aim to address health challenges, enhance mental health among
students, improve health outcomes through better insurance, and effectively manage
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chronic conditions in the elderly population, ultimately fostering a healthier community
overall.
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Potential Obstacles to Change
1. Obstacles to Implementing Mental Health Programs:
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Challenges like social stigma, cultural attitudes, and resource constraints may impede
the implementation of mental health programs in schools.
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2. Obstacles to Accessing Adequate Healthcare Insurance:
Issues such as lack of understanding of the insurance process, language barriers,
limited internet access, and resistance to change can hinder access to adequate
healthcare insurance.
3. Obstacles to Chronic Health Management:
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Factors like lack of awareness, social stigma, resistance to change, and personal
beliefs may hinder acceptance of healthcare assistance.
Strategies for Overcoming Obstacles and Addressing Conflict

1. Educational Campaigns:
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Combating stigma through educational campaigns emphasizing the importance of

mental health programs.
2. Collaboration with External Organizations:
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Addressing resource constraints by partnering with external organizations for financial

support.
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3. Enhanced Community Engagement through Communication:

Encouraging open, two-way communication within the community to mitigate resistance
to change.
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By implementing these strategies, conflicts can be resolved, fostering a culture of
adaptability, continuous learning, and improvement.
Stakeholder Communication
A robust communication plan is vital for the successful implementation of proposed
changes. Stakeholders, including healthcare practitioners, administrators, policymakers,
and advocates, require access to key messages, content, and visual aids. Infographics
and presentations will enhance comprehension, focusing on cost-benefit analysis,
evidence-based implications, and strategies for overcoming obstacles.
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resources, and costs: Exploring cross-sectoral collaboration at the local level in a developing
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country. International Public Management Journal, 24(5), 646–672.
https://doi.org/10.1080/10967494.2020.1853292
Banner, D., Bains, M., Carroll, S., Kandola, D. K., Rolfe, D. E., Wong, C., & Graham, I. D.
(2019). Patient and public engagement in integrated knowledge translation research: Are we
there yet? Research Involvement and Engagement, 5(1).
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Bracke, P., Delaruelle, K., & Verhaeghe, M. (2019). Dominant cultural and personal stigma
beliefs and the utilization of mental health services: A cross-national comparison. Frontiers in
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García-Carrión, R., Villarejo-Carballido, B., & Villardón-Gallego, L. (2019). Children and
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adolescents mental health: A systematic review of interaction-based interventions in schools
and communities. Frontiers in Psychology, 10(918). https://doi.org/10.3389/fpsyg.2019.00918
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Martin, H., Kushner, S., Iles, K., & Montgomery, H. (2021). Advocating for expanded access to
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Myerson, R., & Crawford, S. (2020). Coverage for adults with chronic disease under the first 5
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years of the Affordable Care Act. Medical Care, Publish Ahead of Print.
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Repovš, E., Drnovšek, M., & Kaše, R. (2019). Change ready, resistant, or both? Exploring the
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geography and gender in community stigma around mental illness. Health Education &
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Behavior, 48(1), 109019812097496. https://doi.org/10.1177/1090198120974963
Appendix A: Grant Proposal

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Need Statement
This change proposal addresses the community health issues of the City of Jordan, located in
Minnesota. The population of Jordan is confronting various health issues in almost all age
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groups, demonstrating its broad scope. Young adolescents and adults face mental health issues
in schools, leading to suicide attempts. The deteriorating state of health insurance prevents
various population groups from acquiring basic healthcare facilities, resulting in financial
constraints and poorly managed chronic diseases requiring extensive medications prescribed by
physicians.
Considering the health state of the overall community, there is a pressing need for this change
proposal, as all age groups in the Jordan community are affected. Barriers likely to occur during
change implementation include scarcity of resources, lack of awareness and stigma towards
mental health, and resistance to change. Information sources for defining the need for change
include a windshield analysis of environmental factors, communication with community
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members, school surveys, formal consultations with community leaders, and healthcare
organizational dashboard metrics.
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Program Description
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This change proposal comprises several initiatives that promote mental well-being in young
kids, health insurance coverage programs, and advocacy for expanded Medicaid and Medicare
services. These strategic plans will be conducted with intricate planning, adequate resource
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allocation, and continuous evaluation of progress. This plan will be executed with the
participation of various stakeholders, including health professionals, school administrators,
mental health specialists, community leaders, and governmental and non-profit organizational
collaborators. This program will improve the health outcomes in the population of Jordan, as
their health is deteriorating due to poor financial conditions and mental health issues.
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The program will achieve its desired outcomes by conducting educational campaigns and
mental health programs, expanding Medicaid and Medicare access to the community of Jordan,
and empowering the population to equip themselves with ACA’s policy, where patients with
chronic diseases can get free care treatments.
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Goals and Objectives

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This change proposal aims to ameliorate the health condition of the population of Jordan by
acknowledging and providing mental health support to children and adolescents, expanding
healthcare insurance coverage through Medicaid and Medicare programs, and enabling the
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population to acquire free care treatments through ACA policy for those under severe financial
constraints. The objectives include lowering the suicide attempts among school-going children
and adolescents, increasing rates of the population with maximum coverage of health
insurance, and increasing the number of community members with adequate knowledge of ACA
and its provision for chronic care treatment.
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Program Evaluation
The change initiative will be consistently evaluated by an oversight party consisting of health
professionals, school administrators, community leaders, and governmental stakeholders. The
evaluation will be conducted bi-annually, measuring the progress made toward achieving
benchmarks. The evaluation reports will be conveyed to all stakeholders, including the funding
authorities. The stakeholders will contribute widely to the evaluation process, from acquiring
data reports to measuring progress and collecting feedback.
Summary
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The devastating health conditions of the population of Jordan necessitate the initiatives
described in this change proposal. The goals and objectives of this change initiative align with
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the funding organization where public health is prioritized. With commonly shared goals, these
funding organizations can financially support this change proposal for successful
implementation. The aligned goals of improved public health and reduced mortality and
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morbidity rates will enable funding organizations to contribute toward the common cause.
Through collaborative effort for a similar cause, a feeling of promoting meaningful change
develops through empathy and power. We are greatly indebted to the funding agencies for
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warm-heartedly considering and supporting this initiative for the community of Jordan.
Appendix B: Project Budget
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Startup ($) 1st Other

Year Sources of
($) Revenue
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Salary and Wages
Project Manager 0 60,000 – The project manager is responsible for

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organizing and planning the whole change

initiatives
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Support Staff 0 80,000 – Supporting staff helps in dealing with

administrative procedures, identifying
external funding resources, and preparing
evaluating reports for stakeholders.
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Mental Health 0 90,000 – They will provide counseling sessions for
Specialists school students to provide mental health
support to promote their mental and
emotional well-being.
Community members 0 50,000 – They will work to expand access to

advocate for change health insurance programs by negotiating
with governmental policymakers.
Healthcare 0 90,000 They will provide care treatments for

professional patients with chronic diseases.
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Fringe Benefits
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Health insurance 0 25,000 – All the participating staff will acquire
coverage for staff complete health insurance coverage.
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Consultation or
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Healthcare 4,000 30,000 – They will provide expertise and
professionals education on health issues like chronic
diseases and how to self-manage them
Equipment
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Educational Material 5,000 20,000 – This will include costs incurred to provide
education to students on mental health and
general population on ACA’s policy for
chronic diseases
Other Equipment 8,000 30,000 – It will include costs for computers,

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printers, and relevant required tools for

project implementation
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Travel
Commute expenses 2,000 30,000 – This will cover costs for traveling to
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within and outside the negotiate with external funding

Jordan community organizations and within the community
Miscellaneous or Other
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Contingency 5,000 15,000 – For unfortunate or uncertain events
arising during project implementation
Total Expenses 24,000 520,000
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Assessment 3: Planning for Community and Organizational Change

within a small Minnesota town. Through a comprehensive health analysis, we identified

Overview of Proposed Changes and Their Impact

Implementing mental health programs in schools involving counselors, psychologists,

Strategies for Overcoming Obstacles and Addressing Conflict

Combating stigma through educational campaigns emphasizing the importance of

Addressing resource constraints by partnering with external organizations for financial

3. Enhanced Community Engagement through Communication:

García-Carrión, R., Villarejo-Carballido, B., & Villardón-Gallego, L. (2019). Children and

Behavior, 48(1), 109019812097496. https://doi.org/10.1177/1090198120974963

Appendix A: Grant Proposal

Goals and Objectives

Appendix B: Project Budget

Startup ($) 1st Other

Salary and Wages

Project Manager 0 60,000 – The project manager is responsible for

organizing and planning the whole change

Support Staff 0 80,000 – Supporting staff helps in dealing with

Community members 0 50,000 – They will work to expand access to

Healthcare 0 90,000 They will provide care treatments for

Other Equipment 8,000 30,000 – It will include costs for computers,

printers, and relevant required tools for

within and outside the negotiate with external funding

Total Expenses 24,000 520,000

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