Translating Ideas into an Action Plan for Success
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This document outlines steps for developing an action plan to translate ideas into success. It recommends identifying gaps by describing current mental models, then developing a win-win strategy to address gaps. It also provides an action plan template with sections for goals, objectives, implementation steps, resource needs, progress metrics, and evaluation reporting responsibilities. The template is intended to help various organization types develop collaborative action plans from meetings to pursue shared health goals.
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- Session Title: Translating Ideas into an Action Plan for Success Time: Breakout Session #4 | Friday, June 2, 2017, 11:45 – 12:30 p.m.