Your Business Case Plan should be based on the information that you learn within your clinical facility. Be sure to review the mission, vision, and values to understand the organizations purpose and culture. Based on your interpretation of the organization, what opportunities have you discerned that could improve their services?
Remember, you are not writing a BCP for a board of directors; that would take more time and resources than we have at our disposal and exceeds the boundaries of this course. However, you are expected to follow the outline of the BCP and provide the required elements as outlined in the assignment instructions and grading rubric.
See the Course Schedule for the due date. Follow the guidelines below to complete your Business Case Plan.
Formatting
10-12 pages of text, double-spaced, 12-pt. font.
Note: The title page and reference pages are not included in the stated page limit.
Minimum of 5 references. All within the last 10 years.
Adhere to APA 7th ed.
Scholarly presentation.
Directions
Review the Business Case Plan Rubric [DOCX] for grading criteria and guidelines for creating your plan.
Use the following headings in your plan:
Executive summary
The primary purpose of the executive summary, the first section of the BPC, is to provide a condensed overview of the main document and capture the attention of the reader(s), and key stakeholder(s)
While the executive summary is the first section of a BCP, it should be written after you complete the other sections; remember it summarizes the entire presentation.
Define the Proposal
The purpose of this should be enumerated in three subsections:
1) Provide a factual summary of the current situation or environment;
2) Provide a clear analysis of the problem; and
3) Identify the solution. It is important to provide the reader with a clear picture of why you are making this proposal and then to help them understand the problem.
It is vitally important to align the organization’s mission, vision, and goals with your proposal
Clearly portray your solution to the problem through a relatively succinct description
Describe how your project will improve services or outcomes and distinguish the organization from their competitors.
