summarize your strategy for disseminating the results of the project to key stakeholders and to the greater nursing community.

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Strategy for Disseminating the Results
The reduction and prevention of pressure ulcer through sacral mepilex application in the medical facility will invite both the stakeholder and the professions in order to manipulate its efficiency engaging maximum patient satisfaction. The concept will involve a strategic approach to ensure that necessary information on the mechanisms is circulated among the stakeholders and the nursing community. In the first place, the stakeholders should be engaged in a meeting. The procedure of running the system will be disclosed for every member to understand his or her contribution to its incorporation (Ferrell et al, 2007). The concept will allow transparency and efficiency in the supply of resources needed to spur adequate utility for the health consumer.
In addition, the opportunity will provide a basis for the stakeholders to assess the platform where they will in turn support it and engage rules and policies which will govern the system (Ploeg, Davies, Edwards, Gifford & Miller, 2007). In a different, perspective, the nursing community which is a crucial tool in the system will engage training where they will understand how they should engage it. It is a platform which will associate a professional who will inform and teach them the manner in which they should apply the tool when engaging treatment to ensure that it meets its intended goal. In a more critical review, the training will provide respective policies and rules set by the stakeholders to foster effectiveness and proper utilization of resources in the facility; thus, avoid extreme expenditure.

The strategies will intent to spread information about the system and encourage the staff to support it. Such interest will emanate from an effective through the assertion of its simplicity and importance to the patient while in the hospital.

References
Ferrell, B., Connor, S. R., Cordes, A., Dahlin, C. M., Fine, P. G., Hutton, N., … & National Consensus Project for Quality Palliative Care Task Force Members. (2007). The national agenda for quality palliative care: the National Consensus Project and the National Quality Forum. Journal of pain and symptom management, 33(6), 737-744.
Ploeg, J., Davies, B., Edwards, N., Gifford, W., & Miller, P. E. (2007). Factors Influencing Best‐Practice Guideline Implementation: Lessons Learned from Administrators, Nursing Staff, and Project Leaders. Worldviews on Evidence‐Based Nursing, 4(4), 210-219.