11-Week Doctoral Term Plan & Capstone Stage Goals

11-Week Doctoral Term Plan & Capstone Stage Goals
Student Name: Student ID:
Student Walden Email: Student Phone #:
Program and Specialization/Focus:
Mentor/Chair:
2nd Member (if applicable):
University Research Reviewer (if applicable):
Date Started Program:
Current Term Start Date: Stage of Capstone: Click to Select Stage
Do you have an Individual Academic Plan (IAP)? Select One Note: Your Term Plan goals must align with your IAP.
Instructions
Your Term Plan: On the page labelled
YOUR Term Plan, indicate your term goal(s), stretch goal(s), and the
tasks you will accomplish during the weeks of the term. Your tasks should make clear what you will be working
on and your plans for appropriate substantive submissions to your Mentor/Chair (refer to the syllabus for
more information). Remember that you must demonstrate
substantial academic PROGRESS each term to
receive a satisfactory grade for the course.
☐ Click here to indicate that you have read the course syllabus and understand the capstone course grading policies.
By Day 7 of Week 1 | Submit your Term Plan Draft for Mentor/Chair review, negotiation, and commitment.By Day 7 of Week 2 | Submit your completed, agreed-upon Term Plan. [Chair notes acceptance on form.]
SMART GOALS can help you create a Term Goal that clearly articulates outcomes.
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Specific: Set specific goals, which have a much greater chance of being accomplished than general goals.
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Measurable: Establish concrete criteria for measuring progress toward the attainment of each goal you set.
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Attainable: Ensure that you can map out a clear path to achieving your goal.
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Realistic: Write a goal that represents an objective toward which you are both
willing and
able to work.
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Timely: Ground your goal within a time frame (i.e., by the end of this term).
Midterm Progress Check and Adequate Progress Final Review: Throughout the term, track
your progress on
YOUR Term Plan by entering dates for task completion and by making journal notes on
activities completed or modifications needed, noting any barriers and strategies to overcome them. Your
Mentor/Chair must approve any modifications and can add journal notes on the plan document for archival
purposes. S
ubmit your Updated Term Plan midterm, following your Midterm Progress Check. [Chair assesses
progress to date.]
Submit your Final Term Plan by Day 7 of Week 11. [Chair assesses final grade.]
Capstone Stage Goals: Think about your long-term goal (anticipated date of program completion) as you
work on your Term Goal(s) and weekly tasks each term.
Complete the Capstone Stage Goals. It is helpful to
think about overall progress as you think about term-by-term progress.
Begin with the end in mind!

YOUR Term Plan
TERM GOAL(S) | By the end of this term, I will have completed: The term plan on "Improving Patient Care through
Electronic Medical Record System"
STRETCH GOAL(S) | Additionally, by the end of this term, I will try to complete: The doctoral dissertation on "Improving
Patient Care through Electronic Medical Record System"
Mentor/Chair Feedback:

Wee
k Tasks Toward Term Goal(s) Date
Completed Journal Notes
1
Submit Initial Term Plan by Day 7 of Week
1,
set up Mentor/Chair communication plan,
and discuss the approach of the term
plan draft on "Improving Patient Care
through Electronic Medical Record
System"
2/24/201
9
Your Notes: Submitting the 3/4 of the proposal
to the chair person and communicating with
him regularly on the progression of the term
plan.
Mentor/Chair Notes:
2
Term Plan Negotiation & Commitment
Submit Term Plan by Day 7 of Week 2,
and
Electronic Medical Record System
includes six different steps for
completing a term plan draft such as:
1) Collection of health information
data
2) Effective management of result.
3) Collection of evidence based on
literature survey
4) Supporting patient with the help of
electronic connectivity and
communication
5) Administrative process
6) Reporting of collected information
3/3/2019
Your Notes: Construction of the basic or initial
term plan
Mentor/Chair Accepts Plan: [Select] Notes:
3
Extenisve literature survey is
conducted to achieve the objective of
term plan with relaible evidence from
sourced journal article.
3/10/201
9
Your Notes: Extensive literature review of
required journal article is done
Mentor/Chair Notes:
4
Analyzing and determining the
methods and approaches involved in
collecting and documenting the patient
records.
3/17/201
9
Your Notes: Approaches considered for the
electronic medical record system is outlined
with the help of data extracted from literature
survey and is discussed with the chair person
Mentor/Chair Notes:
5
Benefit or advantage of collecting and
maintaining the data in electronic
record system and its application in
healthcare industry
3/25/201
9
Your Notes: Data and records are collected and
is further used for doctoral dissertation.
Mentor/Chair Notes:
Midterm Progress Check | Submit Updated Term Plan | Mentor/Chair: [Select]
Mentor/Chair Feedback:
6 Collecting various patient-centered
techniques for detailed patient care 4/7/2019
Your Notes: Working on techniques and
approaches with detailed patient-centered
information
Mentor/Chair Notes:
7 Extensive literature survey is done. 4/16/201
9
Your Notes: Additional literature survey
perfomed
Mentor/Chair Notes:
8
Analyzing the requirement of higher
authorities for in-depth analysis
concerning Electronic Medical Record
System.
4/25/201
9
Your Notes: Communicating with the higher
authority for more detailed information
Mentor/Chair Notes:
9
Estimating the overall cost or budget of
the Electronic Medical Record System 5/2/2019 Your Notes: Estimating the budget