The nurse leader can effect change by making frequent rounds, being consistent with the message, and giving timely feedback to staff to ensure implementation of the guideline. During rounds, coaching and feedback can be used to educate staff one on one. Providing this education at the point of care is a key step that can help the bedside practitioner embrace the change and help spread the message.71 One approach to support practice change is for the nurse leader to make rounds daily during the first 2 weeks and then twice a week for the next 2 weeks. Then, as time goes on and the practice changes are solidified, the frequency can be reduced to weekly. The length of time needed to monitor the process will depend on whether changes are made all at once or incrementally. The more practices that require a change, the longer focused attention on the process will be needed.