My intervention did not improve the outcome. Have I failed?
No. A well-designed project that implemented faithfully and measured honestly is a successful project even when the outcome did not move. What matters is what you can say about why, usually from your process measures, and what you would do differently. Hiding a null result is the actual failure.
This comes up on DNP Project Writing Support, where it is answered in the context of the work itself.
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