Knowledge translation

Three questions in 64 words, and only the third — the barriers you anticipate in your own prospectus — is one nobody else in the cohort could write. Budget the post backwards from it.

Journal publication is one route and the slowest. The opportunities worth naming are the ones a practice doctorate is unusually placed to use.

Name one journal and one conference, and defend both. The phrase doing the work is 'best option for you' — which makes fit, not prestige, the thing being marked.

The prompt splits the audience deliberately. Staff nurses and advanced practice nurses differ in what they need to know, when they are reachable, and what would change their practice.

Describe one internal and one external method for disseminating your evidence-based change proposal, discuss why it matters to report to both audiences, and explain how your communication strategies would change for each.

Two audiences, one project, and the whole question is whether you can show that the audience changes the method. Recommending the same channels for staff nurses and APNs answers one question twice.

Build a presentation of your evidence-based intervention and change proposal for interprofessional leaders and stakeholders, covering intervention, literature, objectives, resources, measurable outcomes and evaluation.

Discuss strategies to disseminate research and EBP findings to staff-level nurses and to advanced practice nurses, how you would ensure every appropriate audience receives the information, and what a journal's or conference's submission guidelines require and why.