Hallmark Assignment: Final Project

First, please review the attached previous assignment "wrongful delegation of patient concept map." Please utilize information from that assigment and carefully read and follow all the instructions below for this new assigment. Please make sure all the powerpoint slides have speaker notes. This week you will build on your previous research and simulation experience to now create an in-service presentation for graduate nurses. You are the expert on delegation and plan to share your knowledge with your peers. Research, design, and submit a 'Delegation In-Service' PowerPoint presentation based on the guidelines below. This assignment should also follow 7th edition APA guidelines. Submit 7-12 PowerPoint slides including speaker notes. Utilize in-text citations as well as a reference slide. Slides should include the following: Title slide List and define the '5 Rights of Delegation' Give an example of each of how a nurse will perform each. You may use your prior research from the concept map assignment. What tasks can never be delegated and must be performed by the registered nurse? Identify and list at least 4 tasks. Delegation to UAP: Assuming a stable client, identify and list at least 6 tasks the RN commonly delegates to a UAP. Delegation to LPN: Assuming a stable client, identify and list at least 6 tasks the RN commonly delegates to an LPN. Barriers to delegation include underdelegation, overdelegation, and improper delegation. Define each of these and give at least 1 example of each. Reference slide Slide Content: Key Points: Utilize concise phrases (maximum 8 words, 5 lines) on each slide. Visual Aids: Incorporate graphs, images, or diagrams to enhance understanding and engagement. Additional Instructions: Conduct thorough research to support your content and findings. Use as many references as needed to produce a professional presentation. Ensure clear definitions and practical examples accompany each topic on the slides. Speaker’s notes should elaborate on the key points mentioned in the slides.