Tool of the month: Sample summary tool supporting capital justification
Nurse Leader Insider, February 13, 2012
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The tool of the month feature highlights one free downloadable tool each month. Click over to our website, download the tool, customize it, and use it today!
This month's tool will help you develop the justification you need for purchasing new equipment. After planning and approval of the capital budget, you will need to develop the capital justification when you are ready to purchase the equipment. Justifications should include a summary with supporting documentation attached. A front page summary is important to give the bottom line information. Use this sample summary tool to develop a template specific to your hospital's needs.
Find the sample summary supporting capital justification here.
Editor's note: For a whole library of FREE tools like this one, visit the Tools Library, part of www.StrategiesForNurseManagers.com.
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