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Pros And Cons Of The IOWA Model

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Section two in this paper, I will discuss on the two well-described component of the IOWA model based on the author's explanation. In the article, the authors expressed the implementation step on IOWA model including 7 steps: identification the trigger, endorsement of SSC as a facility priority, forming the team, assembling and reviewing the evidence, translating research into practice to critique and synthesis, piloting the change, and using pilot evaluation to decide on full implement. In this article, there is the excellent explanation of the two steps of the IOWA model. The first one is the identification of trigger which is good describe because the authors stated clearly why the selected issue as breastfeeding is a priority of the National health endorsement on …show more content…

Based on the IOWA model, the identification of trigger issues form the organization, state or nation initiative is the most significant trigger not only of the first step in selecting, but also of the improvement of the quality of care. The second one of well-explanation is the pilot translating research into practice through critique and synthesis. Based on the IOWA model, the pilot testing is stressed as an essential step in testing the potential of institutional or policy change by using a small group predicting. As the authors demonstrated the method and plan for developing small test before starting the evaluation of the change to determine if the SSC intervention and its related outcomes in actual clinical practice. Also, the authors emphasized that they intreated family (mother) to the SSC intervention. Thus, well describe of pilot testing and proposed the associated clinical outcomes of the IOWA model leading to easily follow the rules and monitor throughout those

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