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Project Communication Status Update 1
The project involves community engagement, the collection of health information from the local community and the use of new screening technologies. The current level of completion is 42% on Community Outreach, 40% on Information Gathering and 57% on implementation. Some of the critical implementers include the Community Outreach Department Data Team and the Laboratory Department. The status of the project is on track, with most of the activities still planned for the run through to September 2024. The expenditures designed for the project are personnel, technology, and outreach, and the more significant part of the money spent is directed towards data analysis. The task drivers of the project are the organizational structure, which are the Community Outreach Department, Data Team, and Laboratory Department. Project productivity must be constant across the project to get the job accomplished on time. Project Summary and Overview
The project has consumed $50,000 in personnel, a draw that constitutes 60% of the overall project cost and is intended for the data analysis team. In the budget for technology, $25,000 has already been utilized, and that is 30% of the total budget, which has been spent on buying screening equipment. The outreach budget has only spent $5000, which is just 10% of the total, and there is a need for financing in this regard. The general funding plan is reasonable, although the outreach funding may require enhancement. Future expenses shall be directed towards either completing the outreach activities or purchasing more screening equipment. Continually checking on the budget is highly encouraged to keep the project financially alive (Leavy, 2022). Budget Overview
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There was a data inconsistency problem on 8/10/2024 where the data team intervened to resolve the problem, but more investigation may still be needed. Community opposition emerged as a problem on 8/15/2024, which the outreach team has been combating by boosting its efforts. Measures are being taken to identify the risks, and work is being done to handle the risks with minimal impact. Stakeholders should be emphatically consulted and engaged throughout the project to note and respond to emerging risks early. The project team is also keen to maintain the accuracy of the data collected and enhance its relationship with the community. Extra measures to handle the community's opposition might be necessary. New challenges are discussed in the regular risk assessment meetings to ensure they are handled. Risk and Issue Management
Stakeholders' information needs were managed through a communication plan that covered the project throughout its implementation. Communication was also conducted through e-mail, reports, and virtual meetings to be consistent and open. The outreach team had to establish channels for creating public awareness of the project by creating public relations materials. Public relations strategies prioritized building trust and addressing the community's concerns. The communication strategy also addressed dealing with negative feedback or any form of resistance that may occur during the entire process. The communication strategy was constantly assessed to enhance the communication effort and stakeholder targeting. Communication Strategy and Public Relations
The plans for the project are good, and most of the activities are still on schedule. The first attempt at using the screening equipment was smooth, but there is still room for enhancement. More funding for outreach activities is advocated to guarantee community mobilization. One of the critical areas to be aware of is data authenticity and data integrity to ensure the enhanced possibility of project implementation (Pandey et al., 2020). The stakeholders will also be informed periodically, which will assist in keeping the project on course. Community resistance requires better handling strategies in terms of communication and engagement (Adhikari et al., 2019). Conclusions and Recommendations
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Adhikari, B., Pell, C., & Cheah, P. Y. (2019). Community engagement and ethical global health research. Global Bioethics , 31 (1), 1–12. https://doi.org/10.1080/11287462.2019.1703504 Leavy, P. (2022). Research Design . Google Books. https://books.google.co.ke/books?hl=en&lr=&id=qUiKEAAAQBAJ&oi=fnd&pg=PP1&dq=Leavy Pandey, A. K., Khan, A. I., Abushark, Y. B., Alam, Md. M., Agrawal, A., Kumar, R., & Khan, R. A. (2020). Key Issues in Healthcare Data Integrity: Analysis and Recommendations. IEEE Access , p. 8 , 40612–40628. https://doi.org/10.1109/ACCESS.2020.2976687 References