The purpose of these logs is to provide validation of clinical outcomes and supervision of professional development. Your logs should include the following two parts: Successful

That way the narrative, that you will work on can correlate.

You will submit clinical logs and narratives this week. Clinical logs will be recorded in CORE, and narratives will be submitted to week 5 project.

The purpose of these logs is to provide validation of clinical outcomes and supervision of professional development.

Your logs should include the following two parts:

1. Successful completion of CORE hours, with satisfactory explanation of each daily activity. Satisfactory midterm evaluation by mentor. 
2. A written narrative covering the following items:
   • Weekly reflection summary providing an overview of clinical or scholarly activities during the reporting time period (Weeks 1–5).
   • Commentary and evidence (examples) of progress toward achieving specific course objectives.
   • Reflections that include thoughts, feelings, and correlation to the University’s Five Pillars of Nursing (professionalism, critical thinking, holism, communication, and caring) on the overall experience and correlate to The Essentials of Doctoral Education for Advanced Nursing Practice.-

DNP ESSENTIALS:

•  I.Scientific Underpinnings for Practice
•  II. Organizational and Systems Leadership for Quality Improvement and Systems Thinking
•  III. Clinical Scholarship and Analytical Methods for Evidence-Based Practice
•  IV. Information Systems/Technology and Patient Care Technology for the Improvement and Transformation of Health Care
•  V. Health Care Policy for Advocacy in Health Care
•  VI. Interprofessional Collaboration for Improving Patient and Population Health Outcomes
•  VII. Clinical Prevention and Population Health for Improving the Nation’s Health
•  VIII. Advanced Nursing Practice

 

Note: Each week, your reflection should be a 1- to 2-page summary of the week’s activities. This should result in about 6 pages of the overall reflection summary for week 5.

Rubric:

• Be specific with the activities that were included in clinical hours. This should be more detailed than what is listed in Core. Include specifically what was done during the clinical activity time. Include more than literature review, or worked on IRB, or patient care hours, or met with preceptor. What did you find during the literature review, what specifically did you work on for IRB, what was discussed or completed with the preceptor, what did you do during patient care hours? Include any workshops, business or professional meetings. May include agendas or brochures if they are available. These are some examples of how to be specific. Your grade will be affected if you are not including specific activities, in addition to meeting the criteria listed in the grading rubric and the guidelines under week 5 project.
• Provided an overview of the clinical or scholarly activities during the reporting time period (Weeks 1–5.
• Provided commentary and evidence (examples) of progress toward achieving specific course objectives and DNP Essentials
• Clearly reflected on the overall experience on the basis of each of the University’s Five Pillars of Nursing
• Used correct spelling, grammar, and professional vocabulary. Cited all sources using APA format. No errors. (articles must be within 5 years)

 

Note: Basically, this is what I have been working on for the DNP project:  

Topic: “In nursing staff caring for patients in an inpatient rehabilitation setting (P) does a nurse education session on fall prevention with the Fall TIPS Toolkit prevention bundle (I) compared to current fall prevention protocol (C) impact the rate of falls on the unit and knowledge of staff (O) over a period of 6 weeks (T).

 

 

 

 

 

Please see the hours and activities below.

 

Date Range:	10/24/25
Hours Submitted:	12.00
Entry Type (if other):	Project implementation with preceptor
Activity Details:	Weekly follow-up with inpatient rehab unit staff to ensure consistent application of the fall prevention bundle. Assessed staff compliance with bundle components. Collected informal feedback on workflow challenges and collaborated with the team. Reviewed incident reports for any recent falls.

 

Date Range:	10/25/25
Hours Submitted:	12.00
Entry Type (if other):	Project implementation with preceptor
Activity Details:	Weekly follow-up with inpatient rehab unit staff to ensure consistent application of the fall prevention bundle. Assessed staff compliance with bundle components. Reviewed incident reports for any recent falls.

 

 

Date Range:	10/30/25
Hours Submitted:	12.00
Entry Type (if other):	Project implementation with preceptor
Activity Details:	Conducted final weekly follow-up with inpatient rehabilitation unit staff to evaluate consistency in implementation of the fall prevention bundle. Assessed staff compliance with each bundle component and reviewed recent incident reports for any fall-related events. Continued monitoring and reinforcement of adherence to evidence-based fall prevention strategies.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Date Range:	10/31/25
Hours Submitted:	12.00
Entry Type (if other):	Project implementation with preceptor
Activity Details:	Conducted final weekly follow-up with inpatient rehabilitation unit staff to evaluate consistency in implementation of the fall prevention bundle. Assessed staff compliance with each bundle component, including staff members who had not been previously assessed. Reviewed recent incident reports for any fall-related events and continued reinforcement of adherence to evidence-based fall prevention strategies.

 

 

 

Date Range:	11/03/25
Hours Submitted:	12.00
Entry Type (if other):	Project implementation with preceptor
Activity Details:	Spent time on the clinical unit collecting final data and verifying information related to the fall prevention bundle implementation. Collaborated with nursing staff and leadership to ensure accuracy of outcome measures and documentation as the implementation phase comes to an end. Reviewed patient safety reports, fall logs, and compliance audits to support evaluation of project effectiveness. Engaged with team members to discuss preliminary results and identify any remaining data gaps prior to the post-implementation analysis.

 

 

Date Range:	11/06/25
Hours Submitted:	12.00