1. Pre-Review Orientation Conference Call for the Nurse Education, Practice, Quality And Retention - Interprofessional Collaborative Practice ( NEPQR- IPCP) Program Department of Health and Human Services Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) Bureau of Health Professions Division of Nursing (DN) Janice Young, PhD, MPH, RN Kirk Koyama, MSN, RN, PHN, CNS Nursing Diversity and Development Branch

2. Program Instructions Programmatic information Reviewer goals All applications are new All applications will be reviewed

3. Program Instructions This is a practice award The following do not meet funding opportunity announcement (FOA) intent: Sole purpose of planning Sole purpose of research Trainee support Education focused

4. Program Instructions Statutory funding preference Review criteria Documentation

5. NEPQR- IPCP Overview Background Overview and purpose Goals and funding details Eligibility Review criteria and funding factors 5 Special considerations Budget Funding preferences Required documentation Questions and answers

6. Background Develop set of core competencies as foundation for IPCP among diverse professions (2009) HRSA sponsored convened IPEC conference (Feb 2011), core competencies recommendations endorsed DN FOA to prepare nurses for IPCP (2012) 6

7. Overview Purpose- IPCP Assure increased communication and shared decision making Promote mutual respect and effective dialogue Create efficient and integrated practices Goal: To create more efficient and integrated practices that lead to high quality patient and population-centered outcomes 7

8. Purpose Three-year cooperative agreements of innovations in IPCP IPCP projects: Create and/or expand team-based, innovative practice environments Nurses and other professionals Engaged in collaborative practice Leadership, communication, mentoring Clinical training sites 8

9. Long-Term Goals of IPCP Program Increase the number of nurses skilled in IPCP Increase access to care and achieve high quality patient/population-centered outcomes Provide opportunities for innovative coordinate care programs for nursing and other professional disciplines engaged in existing and emerging organized health care systems 9

10. Award and Funding Details Form of a cooperative agreement Up to $500,000 maximum budget per year Project period is three years ( September 1, 2012 to June 30, 2015) Approximately 20 awards

11. NEPQR-IPCP Eligibility Accredited schools of nursing Health care facilities Partnerships of health care facilities and schools of nursing

12. Additional Eligibility Information All nursing and other professional programs conferring degrees must be accredited for the purposes of nursing and professional education Accreditation documentation must be included in the submitted application

13. Nursing Accrediting Agencies 2012 Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education National League for Nursing Accrediting Commission United States Department of Education approval agency -Kansas Board of Nursing -Maryland Board of Nursing -Missouri Board of Nursing -Montana Board of Nursing -North Dakota Board of Nursing -New York Board of Nursing -Division of Accreditation of American College of Nurse Midwives -Council on Accreditation of Nurse Anesthesia Programs

14. Application & Submission Information Uploaded files do not exceed 65 pages and 10MB Staff salary limits that may not exceed a rate of $179,700 14

15. Application Requirements Project Director is a licensed Registered Nurse Only one application per eligible applicant Documentation of established and adequate procurement systems Monitoring for all contracts and sub-recipients

16. Review Criteria Criterion 1: Need = 15 points Criterion 2: Response = 25 points Criterion 3: Evaluative Measures = 20 points Criterion 4: Impact = 15 points Criterion 5: Resources / Capabilities = 20 points Criterion 6: Support Requested = 5 points

17. Special Considerations Be aware of budget justification items Ensure budget reflects multi-year cooperative agreement work Ensure all proposed purchases satisfy cooperative agreement requirements

18. Additional Considerations Separate the narrative review process from the budget Consider the following: (1) whether the goals, objectives, and outcomes to be achieved by the project are clearly specified and measurable and are distinct from budget and (2) whether the budget section that has been proposed and the quality and appropriateness of the budget related to scope of the proposed project matches

19. Budget – Grants Management

20. Use of Funds Personnel salaries Consultants for the proposed program Equipment and supplies Data Collection Activities Information technology, etc.

21. Salary Limitation Have base salary of $179,700, exclusive of fringe and any income that an individual may earn outside of duties to the applicant organization Applies to sub awards/subcontracts Does not apply to consultants, although, they must meet the test of reasonableness and be consistent with the grantee's institutional policy.

22. Salary Limitation example Individual’s actual base full time salary: $350,000 50% of time will be devoted to project Direct salary$175,000 Fringe (25% of salary)$43,750 Total$218,750

23. Salary Limitation example con’t Amount that may be claimed on the application budget due to the legislative salary limitation: Individual’s base full time salary adjusted to Executive Level II: $179,700 50% of time will be devoted to the project Direct salary$89,850 Fringe (25% of salary)$22,462.50 Total amount$112,312.50

24. Unallowable Costs Student support, including but not limited to tuition, stipends, scholarships, bonuses, subsidies, student books and fees or paid release time for program participants Payment of temporary personnel replacement costs for time trainees/participants who are away from usual worksite during involvement in project activities is not allowed. Preadmission costs

25. Additional Unallowable Costs Promotional items and memorabilia Food and drinks Animal laboratories Accreditation, credentialing, licensing, continuing education, and franchise fees and expenses International travel

26. Additional Budget Information Cost Sharing or matching is not required Must include travel costs for Project Director (PD) to attend one annual meeting for two days in the Washington, D.C. Area

27. NEPQR IPCP Funding Preferences Statutory Funding Preference -Substantially benefits rural areas -Substantially benefits medically underserved populations -Help meet Public Health Nursing needs in state and local health departments

28. Required Attachment Documents Actual or pending contractual agreements Accreditation documentation IPCP staffing plan and justification for the plan

29. Required Attachment Documents cont’d Letters of commitment from respective leadership of institutions A one-page organizational chart of structure and composition of IPCP team Biographical sketches of key personnel and consultants Description of the institution’s approach to increasing the number of diverse health professionals

30. QUESTIONS

31. GRANTS MANAGEMENT CONTACT INFORMATION Barbara EllisNandini AssarGrants Management SpecialistDHHS/HRSA/OFAM/DGMO 5600 Fishers Lane, Room 11A-025600 Fishers Lane Room 11A-02Rockville, MD 20857 Phone: 301-443-1738Phone: 301-443-4920 Fax: 301-443-6343FAX: 301-443-6343 Bellis@hrsa.govNAssar@hrsa.gov

32. Program Officer Contact Information Kirk Koyama, MSN, RN, PHN, CNS Nurse Consultant HRSA/BHPR/DN 5600 Fishers Lane, Room 9-61 Rockville, MD 20857 Phone: 301-443-4926 Fax: 301-443-0791 kkoyama@hrsa.gov Janice B Young, PhD, MPH, RN Nurse Consultant, HRSA/BHPR/DN 5600 Fishers Lane, Suite 9-61, Rockville, MD 20857-0001 Office - (301) 443-6739 FAX (301) 443-0791 jyoung2@hrsa.gov

33. Thank You for Agreeing to be a Reviewer! DIVISION OF NURSING http://bhpr.hrsa.gov/nursing/index.html