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Practice Concern/Problem Statement/PICOT Assignment
A problem statement is a short, succinct explanation of a clinical, educational, or administrative problem you identified and a proposed solution to the problem. Before you write your problem statement, think about the problem and your proposed solution, and be prepared to back it up with facts. To write a persuasive problem statement, you need to describe (a) the current situation (b) the “ideal” situation, and (c) the consequences if the problem is not fixed.
Grading Rubric
Topic
Points Points earned
Problem identification: What is wrong with the current situation?
10
Background: What is the context of the problem that readers need to understand?
10
Scope of the problem: How big a problem is it, how many people are affected?
5
Consequences of the problem: What are the costs of not fixing the problem?
5
Proposed solution based on evidence: What is the solution based on evidence?
10
Purpose statement: The purpose of this evidence-based practice project is to implement ______to improve___at _______.
5
P: Patient population is concise and specific 7
I: Intervention is concise and specific 7
C: Comparison is concise and specific 7
O: Outcome is concise and specific 7
T: Time is concise and specific 7
PICOT Question
10
APA 6th edition format (Cover page, body of the text, reference page)
5
On time submission with maximum three pages
5
Total
100