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How do I choose a DNP project?

Start from a problem you have actually seen in a setting you have access to, then test three things: is there evidence supporting an intervention, will a stakeholder commit, and can you measure a change in the time available. A problem failing any of those is not yet a project, however important it is.

This comes up on DNP Project Planning Support, where it is answered in the context of the work itself.

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