Program Evaluation and Nurses' Role in Healthcare Policy Implementation: A Global Health Comparison

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This paper examines program evaluation in healthcare settings with emphasis on nurses' critical role as advocates and intermediaries. It analyzes global health policies through a comparative case study of COVID-19 responses in the United States and Brazil, evaluating policy strengths and weaknesses.

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Healthcare programs are strategies and models created to aid healthcare facilities in providing quality and sustainable services to the public. The need for program evaluation comes when there is a need to know the healthcare program's effectiveness. Nurses play a critical role in the assessment of good healthcare programs. They can be indicators of healthcare programs to improving the health care system. Nurses' role in the policy design of healthcare programs is to act as intermediaries between the patients and the health care facilities. Therefore, nurses act as advocates for patients and healthcare providers. This would, in turn, insight and impact the changes required to improve the healthcare systems.

This program policy proves to be very effective in analyzing the usefulness of the healthcare system. This is because the evaluation tool analyses the conditions before the implementation and after. This program can also be used in organizations to determine the required techniques to improve productivity at the workplace. As a nurse advocate, taking part in the evaluation program would be essential to determine its development and effectiveness.

Their role of nurses in the design of the program is to take the position of communication.

Facilitators to become the receivers of patient arising issues and senders of information to

The designated stakeholders in the department. Nurses take the role of implementing the

Program by taking the roles and responsibilities assigned to them in the program.

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The COVID- 19 Pandemic.

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