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Appraising research quality is essential in ensuring that you make changes based on reliable, up-to-date information. Pay attention to what is being said by the researcher while being mindful of the study's design and the steps the researcher took to ensure that they followed tight established protocols to reduce potential bias. As a Doctorate in Nursing Practice (DNP) change agent, it is your responsibility to ensure that you are selecting recent evidence that offers a high level of certainty that the recommendations are valid and worth following. An essential step in writing your literature review is showing the strength of the evidence you have chosen and explaining the rationale for selecting that study to support your recommendation. This week, you will build off your Module 2 assignment and dive further into finding sound studies to support your quality improvement project. You will be crafting an Evidence-Based Table and declaring the strength/quality of those studies. This table will help you develop the literature review that you will be constructing in Module 7. No AI shortcuts — Only authentic assignment help from real expert tutors.

Journal Question:
Many types of continuous quality improvement (CQI) methodologies are available for project implementation. Please ensure your selection is appropriate to healthcare and your project. Some healthcare-appropriate method examples are Lean, Six Sigma, Plan Do Study Act (PDSA), and Baldrige Award Criteria.
 Taking into consideration the three types of necessary CQI planning:
strategic,
operational,
project plans,
Reflect on your readings. Explain the continuous quality improvement planning methodology that might be a good fit for carrying out your project. Describe how this method/framework would be used to meet the "project planning" stage of your CQI process.

This is my Topic
" This quality improvement project is to implement the use of an evidence-based self-care tool, Summary of Diabetes Self-Care Activities (SDSCA), to improve diabetes self-care behaviors among adults with type 2 diabetes."