Demonstrate clinical and health systems leadership

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The purpose of this assignment is to demonstrate clinical and health systems leadership by writing a grant proposal for an evidence-based practice change project to address a practice problem. You will use the practice problem identified in previous courses. This assignment focuses on the first part of a grant proposal:

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