DPI Project Proposal
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DPI Project Proposal Chapter 1 – Introduction to the Project
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75.0 %Criteria
5.0 %Chapter 1: INTRODUCTION: This section briefly overviews the project focus or practice problem, states why the project is worth conducting, and describes how the project will be completed. (3-4 paragraphs or approximately 1 page)
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Not all components are present. There are large gaps in the components that leave the reader with significant questions.
Components are present and adequate, but there are small gaps that leave the reader with questions.
Components are addressed clearly and comprehensively. There are no gaps that leave the reader with questions.
75.0 %Criteria
5.0 %Chapter 1: BACKGROUND OF THE PROJECT: The background section of Chapter 1 explains both the history of and the present state of the problem and project focus. This section summarizes the Background section from Chapter 2. (2-3 paragraphs or approximately 1 page)
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Not all components are present. There are large gaps in the components that leave the reader with significant questions.
Components are present and adequate, but there are small gaps that leave the reader with questions.
Components are addressed clearly and comprehensively. There are no gaps that leave the reader with questions.
75.0 %Criteria
10.0 %Chapter 1: PROBLEM STATEMENT: This section clearly states the problem or project focus, the population affected, and how the project will contribute to solving the problem. This section of Chapter 1 should be comprehensive yet simple, providing context for the practice project. This section is later summarized in Chapter 3. (3-4 paragraphs or approximately 1 page)
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Not all components are present. There are large gaps in the components that leave the reader with significant questions.
Components are present and adequate, but there are small gaps that leave the reader with questions.
Components are addressed clearly and comprehensively. There are no gaps that leave the reader with questions.
75.0 %Criteria
10.0 %Chapter 1: PURPOSE OF THE PROJECT: The purpose statement section provides a reflection of the problem statement and identifies how the project will be accomplished. It explains how the proposed project will contribute to the field. This section is summarized in Chapter 3. (2-3 paragraphs). The intervention must be clear within the purpose, and there must be a measurable patient/practice outcome.
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Not all components are present. There are large gaps in the components that leave the reader with significant questions.
Components are present and adequate, but there are small gaps that leave the reader with questions.
Components are addressed clearly and comprehensively. There are no gaps that leave the reader with questions.
75.0 %Criteria
10.0 %Chapter 1: CLINICAL QUESTIONS: This section narrows the focus of the project and specifies the clinical questions to address the problem statement. Based on the clinical questions, it describes the variables or groups and their hypothesized relationship for a quantitative project or the phenomena under investigation for a qualitative project. The clinical questions should be derived from, and are directly aligned with, the problem and purpose statements, methods, and data analyses. The Clinical Questions section of Chapter 1 will be presented again in Chapter 3 to provide clear continuity for the reader and to help frame the data analysis in Chapter 4. (2-3 paragraphs or approximately 1 page)
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Not all components are present. There are large gaps in the components that leave the reader with significant questions.
Components are present and adequate, but there are small gaps that leave the reader with questions.
Components are addressed clearly and comprehensively. There are no gaps that leave the reader with questions.
75.0 %Criteria
5.0 %Chapter 1: ADVANCING SCIENTIFIC KNOWLEDGE: This section specifically describes how the proposed project will advance population health outcomes on the topic. This advancement may be a small step forward in a line of current research. This section summarizes the Theoretical Foundations section from Chapter 2 by identifying the theory or model upon which the project is built. It also describes how the project will advance that theory or model. It also describes how the project will advance that theory or model. (2-3 paragraphs or approximately 1 page)
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Not all components are present. There are large gaps in the components that leave the reader with significant questions.
Components are present and adequate, but there are small gaps that leave the reader with questions.
Components are addressed clearly and comprehensively. There are no gaps that leave the reader with questions.
75.0 %Criteria
5.0 %Chapter 1: SIGNIFICANCE OF THE PROJECT: This section identifies and describes the significance of the project. It also discusses the implications of the potential results based on the project questions and problem statement, hypotheses, or the investigated phenomena. Further, it describes how the project fits within, and will contribute to, the current literature or body of research. Finally, it describes the potential practical applications from the project. This section is of particular importance because it justifies the need for, and the relevance of, the project. (3-4 paragraphs)
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Not all components are present. There are large gaps in the components that leave the reader with significant questions.
Components are present and adequate, but there are small gaps that leave the reader with questions.
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