When considering implementing a traditional change theory in clinical practice,what expectations would be evident? Select all that apply.

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Traditional change theories such as Lewin's three-step model and Kotter's eight-step model suggest that change is a sequential and systematic process that involves various stages. Therefore, expected change would be sequential (A). Additionally, stakeholders must be vested in the change process (C) because they will be affected by the change and may need to provide input or support. In order to integrate the change, each step of the process must be completed (E) to ensure that the change is implemented effectively. No further action is required once the change has been implemented (B) is not a valid expectation because continuous monitoring and evaluation must occur to ensure that the change is sustainable and effective. The change may also require additional instruction or training for staff (D) to ensure that they understand how to implement the change correctly.

When Considering Implementing a Traditional Change Theory in Clinical Practice,what