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Assignment -
This assignment requires the student to identify, retrieve, summarize, and synthesize relevant literature focused on a specific clinical question (PICO) or project purpose agreed upon with Professor and the immersion mentor. The assignment must use APA format and should include a DNP Project Title, PICO question or Purpose, Problem Statement, and References (ARTICLES NOT OLDER THAN 5 YEARS). This document will be used to support the beginning of the DNP Project development.
DNP Project Title: Identify a title that incorporates key components of the PICO Question or Purpose. The title should not include more than 80 characters.
PICO Question or Purpose: A format used to guide the development of the DNP Project is the formulation of a PICO clinical question (population, intervention, comparison and outcome) or purpose. Most often the PICO question or purpose will be revised and refined by the evidence and discussions with the DNP Project Team.
Problem Statement: There are a number of resources available to guide the development of a succinct problem statement (see Moran et al., 2020, pgs. 133-135, 282-283). Please address the following six components in developing the Problem Statement:
1. Problem identification: What is wrong with the current situation?
2. Background: What is the nature of the problem, the context of the situation that readers need to understand?
3. Scope of the problem: How big a problem is it; how many people are affected?
4. Consequences of the problem: What is the cost of not fixing the problem?
5. Knowledge gaps: What information about the problem is lacking?
6. Proposal solution: What is the basis for believing that the proposed study would contribute to the solution of the problem? (Polit & Beck, 2008, pg. 92).
Project Details -
DNP Project title: HIV prevention strategies in Miami Dade County.
PICO Clinical Question: Does Test and Treat program reduce the incidence of HIV transmission in young black MSM?
Population: Young black MSM
Intervention: Test and Treat
Comparison: None
Outcome: Reduction in rate of HIV transmission.