Cardiovascular Program Coordinator Course - CE-Module 4

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Video Summary

In Module 4 of the Cardiovascular Program Coordinator course, the focus is on Project Management. The content is provided by Carl Blake and Kim Pfeiffer. The module covers three learning objectives: applying project management skills to the accreditation process, comparing and contrasting task-oriented and process-oriented behaviors, and assembling a sample budget and timeline for an accreditation project. The content is divided into four parts: Project Management and Why it is Important, Project Timeline, Project Budgeting, and How to Become More Process-Focused. The video emphasizes the importance of defining projects and distinguishing them from standard processes and tasks. It also discusses the five main processes of project management: initiating, planning, executing, controlling, and closing. Throughout the video, various aspects of project management are discussed, including stakeholders, communication, challenges, and milestones. The importance of senior executive support, as well as managing perceptions and scope creep, is highlighted. The video concludes by stressing the importance of documenting and celebrating project accomplishments. For further information, visit www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov.

Keywords

Module 4

Project Management

Accreditation Process

Process-oriented

Project Accomplishments