1) The outcomes being addressed are early transfers of patients from intensive care to evaluate the impact of increased mobilization of patients in intensive care compared to minimal mobilization. 2) Evaluation would be conducted using a framework from the literature, such as measuring early transfers from intensive care at 6 months post-implementation compared to current standards. 3) New practice guidelines would be created based on the evaluation, which could include standardized protocols for increased mobilization of intensive care patients aimed at facilitating earlier transfers from intensive care. 4) The new standards of care may incorporate mandatory mobilization requirements for intensive care patients shown to reduce intensive care stays through earlier transfers according to the evaluation results.