Will there be meetings of certain stakeholders throughout the trial? If so, who and when will they meet?

As mentioned above, a program-setting conference will be held at the beginning of the trial in which nurses, doctors, and the relevant leaders will discuss the overall goals of the trial and establish the program's foundational principles. In addition, each shift's nurses and doctors will have a weekly meeting with their team leader for further education, briefings on patient progress, and peer evaluation. Practitioners will be able to keep up with the latest modifications and recommendations in suggested practice thanks to these meetings.

Star Point 5: (Evaluation)

How will you report the outcomes of the trial?

The results of the experiment will be detailed in a report that will be submitted to the management and board of governors of the hospital. The report will discuss the positive developments and advancements that have occurred as a result of the implementation of the clinical pathway. In addition, the steering committee will prepare a PowerPoint presentation that will be used throughout the staff meetings to highlight the progress that has been done as well as the future performance goals.

What would be the next steps for the use of the change process information?

The gathered data will serve as a guide for determining whether or not the implemented adjustments have resulted in a decrease in the hospital stay for patients with hip fracture. In addition to this, the information will shed light on other approaches that may make the situation even more favorable.