The purpose of this assignment is to develop a PICOT question. A PICOT (Patient, Intervention, Comparison, Outcome and Time) question starts with a designated patient population in a particular clinic

PICOT Question

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PICO(T) Question: Use the PICOT question developed in Topic 3 Discussion Question 1 and refine it as needed based on feedback received.

PICO(T) Question Template

P

Population

I

Intervention

C

Comparison

O

Outcome

T

Timeline

PICOT Question

In_______________(P), how does _______________ (I) compared to _______________ (C) affect _______________ (O) within______________(T)?

Problem Statement

The problem statement is a scholarly statement that justifies or rationalizes that this is problem. A problem statement must include literature for support and justification. In 150 words or less, provide a problem statement for your PICOT question.

Population

The population target helps narrow the scope of the project. In 150 words or less, describe the population of interest including its functional and problem-solving capabilities.

Nursing Intervention

A nursing intervention is used to address the problem. In 150 words or less, describe the nursing intervention.

Comparison

In 150 words or less, compare the nursing intervention to what is currently in place at your practicum site/selected setting.

Outcome

An outcome is the result expected from the implemented action. In 150 words or less, describe the expected outcome for the selected intervention.

Time Frame

Every project should have a specified time frame. In 150 words or less, describe the time frame for implementing the proposed intervention and evaluating the outcome. (Note: The capstone project will not be implemented in the practicum site. This is only a proposal.)

References

Include at least 2 peer-reviewed research articles published within the last 5 years and relevant to nursing practice to support your problem statement and discussion. References should be listed in APA style in this section with in-text citations used above as applicable.