The evidence-based change proposal discussed in this paper is concerned with CHF patients and education and interventions in order to avoid exacerbation during travel. The proposal consists of found evidence in regards to the topic and will be demonstrated as a presentation, which will be more or less interactive depending on the audience.
The internal method for the dissemination of this change proposal would be the hospital board of facilities where I am currently employed. As with most hospital boards, the one which will be addressed in regard to the proposal will consist of different health organization employees, including nurses, physicians, and professionals in patient care (Advisory Board, 2019). The presentation would occur face to face with visuals employed to illustrate the evidence-based elements of the proposal. As the audience that will be addressed during this meeting is more familiar and small, a more interactive and informal format can be used to communicate the information.
The external method for dissemination of this change proposal would be displayed as presentations at professional conferences of nursing organizations, such as the American Nurses Association (ANA) (Brownson et al., 2018). An organization such as ANA reaches a large audience of nurses and other nursing staff, which makes it an ideal platform to spread awareness about the change proposal. The conference presentation has its advantages as it allows for face-to-face contact with professionals in the field, consultation among nursing staff, and open discussion for participants of the conference.
The communication strategies for such a presentation would have to be formal but clear, as a diverse and large audience is likely to be present. Additionally, the format of the presentation should be easy to follow, cohesive, and well-structured. It is vital to offer the proposal through both external and internal methods of dissemination, as reaching a broad and varied audience increases the likelihood of the implementation of the proposal in a reasonable timeframe.
References
Advisory Board. (2019). 4 ways to implement evidence-based practice at your hospital. Advisory. Web.
Brownson, R., Eyler, A., Harris, J., Moore, J., & Tabak, R. (2018). Getting the word out: New approaches for disseminating public health science. Journal of Public Health Management and Practice, 24(2), 102-111. Web.