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Curriculum Coordinator: Debra Backus Date of Presentation: 1/15/15 Program/Department: AAS Nursing School of Health, Science and Criminal Justice Fall 2015 Assessment Report Curriculum Coordinator: Debra Backus Date of Presentation: 1/15/15

NLN: Nursing Judgment Definition: Make judgments in practice, substantiated with evidence, that integrate nursing science in the provision of safe, quality care and that promote the health of clients within a family and community context. Courses taught: NURS 101, NURS 105, NURS 201 Assessment Strategies: Clinical Evaluations, HESI Standardized Exams

Nursing Judgment Outcomes Courses Goal Met or Not Met NURS 101 Met (99% met standard) NURS 201 Met (100% met standard)

NLN: Nursing Judgment Results Standardized Exam HESI Score (number of questions) Goal Plan Fundamentals (2017 Cohort) 825 (n=46) Not Met Change Teaching Implement Instructional Support Critical Thinking (2017 Cohort) 879 (n=30) Met Pediatrics (2016 Cohort) 755 (n=49)

QSEN: Safety Definition: Student will minimize risk of harm to clients and providers through both system effectiveness and individual performance. Courses taught: NURS 101, NURS 103 & NURS 201 Assessment Strategies: Clinical Evaluation, Nursing Skills, Dosage Calculation Exam, Accident or Incident Reports, HESI Standardized Exams

Safety Outcomes Courses Goal Met or Not Met NURS 101 Met (99% met standard in clinical & 100% in skills, no incident reports) NURS 103 Met (100% passed the dosage calculation exam) NURS 201 Met (100% met standard, one medication error)

QSEN: Safety: Basic Safety Design Principles Results Standardized Exam HESI Score (number of questions) Goal Plan Fundamentals (2017 Cohort) 829 (n=43) Not met Change Teaching Pediatrics (2016 Cohort) 758 (n=45)

QSEN: Informatics Definition: The student will use information and technology to communicate, manage knowledge, mitigate error, and support decision-making. Courses taught: NURS 101, NURS 105, NURS 201 Assessment Strategies: Clinical Evaluation, Plan for Success Paper Rubric

Informatics Outcomes Courses Goal Met or Not Met Plan NURS 101 Met (99% met standard) NURS 105 Not Met (78% met paper standard) Change target NURS 201 Met (100% met standard)

QSEN: Informatics Standardized Exam HESI Score (number of questions) Goal Fundamentals (2017 Cohort) 968 (n=3) Met Pediatrics (2016 Cohort) 936 (n=1)

NLN: Professional Identity Definition: Implement one's role as a nurse in ways that reflect integrity, responsibility, ethical practices, and an evolving identity as a nurse committed to evidence-based practice, caring, advocacy, and safe, quality care for diverse clients within a family and community context. Courses taught: NURS 101, NURS 103, NURS 105, NURS 200, NURS 201 Assessment Strategies: Exams, Clinical Evaluation, Skills, Personal Professional Portfolio, HESI Standardized Exams

Professional Identity Outcomes Courses Goal Met or Not Met Plan NURS 101 Not met on exams (56% of student met target of 75% will obtain 75% on exam questions) Met for clinical & skills Change teaching NURS 105 Not Met (59% met portfolio standard) Change target NURS 200 Met (75% scored 75% or better on exams) NURS 201 Not met on exams (target to have 20 questions related to this SLO – 2 questions given) Met for clinical & skills Implement instructional support

NLN: Professional Identity Results Standardized Exam HESI Score (number of questions) Goal Plan Fundamentals (2017 Cohort) 824 (n=6) Not Met Change Teaching Pediatrics (2016 Cohort) 936 (n=1) Met

QSEN: Teamwork and Collaboration Definition: Student will function effectively within nursing and inter-professional teams, fostering open communication, mutual respect, and shared decision-making to achieve quality client care. Courses taught: NURS 101, NURS 201 Assessment Strategies: Clinical Evaluation, Exams, HESI Standardized Exams

Teamwork and Collaboration Outcomes Courses Goal Met or Not Met Plan NURS 101 Not met on exams (56% of student met target of 75% will obtain 75% on exam questions) Met for clinical (99% met) Change Teaching Implement instructional support NURS 201 Exam goal not met (target was 20 questions & only 2 questions addressed this SLO) Clinical Goal Met (100% met standard)

QSEN: Teamwork and Collaboration: Member of Team Results Standardized Exam HESI Score (number of questions) Goal Plan Fundamentals (2017 Cohort) 822 (n=50) Not Met Change Teaching Implement Instructional Support Pediatrics (2016 Cohort) 755 (n=49)

NLN: Human Flourishing Definition: Advocate for clients and families in ways that promote their self-determination, integrity, and ongoing growth as human beings. Courses taught: NURS 101 & NURS 201 Assessment Strategies: Clinical Evaluations, Exams, HESI Standardized Exams

Human Flourishing Outcomes Courses Goal Met or Not Met Plan NURS 101 Not met on exams (56% of student met target of 75% will obtain 75% on exam questions) Met for clinical & skills Change Teaching Implement Instructional Support NURS 201 Not met on exams (target to have 20 questions related to this SLO – 2 questions given) Met for clinical & skills

NLN: Human Flourishing Results Exam (Cohort) HESI Score (number of questions) Goal Plan Fundamentals (2017 Cohort) 836 (n=10) Not Met Change Teaching Implement Instructional Support Pediatrics (2016 Cohort) 818 (n=7)

NLN: Spirit of Inquiry Definition: Examine the evidence that underlies clinical nursing practice to challenge the status quo, question underlying assumptions, and offer new insights to improve the quality of care for clients, families, and communities. Courses taught: NURS 105, NURS 201 Assessment Strategies: Plan for Success Paper Rubric, HESI Standardized Exams

Spirit of Inquiry Outcome Courses Goal Met or Not Met Plan NURS 105 Not Met (78% met standard) Change target

NLN: Spirit of Inquiry Results Standardized Exam HESI Score (number of questions) Goal Pediatrics (2016 Cohort) 999 (n=1) Met

QSEN: Client Centered Care Definition: Student will recognize the client or designee as the source of control and full partner in providing compassionate and coordinated care based on respect for client's preferences, values, and needs. Courses taught: NURS 101, NURS 201 Assessment Strategies: Exams, Clinical Evaluations, HESI Standardized Exams

QSEN: Client Centered Care Exam (Cohort) HESI Score (number of questions) Goal Plan Fundamentals (2017 Cohort) 836 (n=10) Not Met Change Teaching Implement Instructional Support Pediatrics (2016 Cohort) 818 (n=7)

QSEN: Patient Centered Care: Dimensions of Care Results Standardized Exam HESI Score (number of questions) Goal Plan Fundamentals (2017 Cohort) 822 (n=50) Not Met Change Teaching Implement Instructional Support Pediatrics (2016 Cohort) 767 (n=50)

AAS Nursing Program SLOs (Continued) QSEN: Quality Improvement - Student will use data to monitor the outcomes of care processes and use improvement methods to design and test changes to continuously improve the quality and safety of health care systems. QSEN: Evidence Based Practice - Student will integrate best current evidence with clinical expertise and client/family preferences and values for delivery of optimal health care

QSEN: Evidence-based Practice: Quality Improvement Results Standardized Exam HESI Score (number of questions) Goal Plan Fundamentals (2017 Cohort) 838 (n=18) Not Met Change Teaching Implement Instructional Support Pediatrics (2016 Cohort) 738 (n=34)

Data Driven Decisions: SLOs Not Met Nursing Judgment Safety Teamwork and Collaboration Human Flourishing Client Centered Care

Intervention Strategies Change teaching – (active learning in progress) Instructional Support Faculty Development Remediation policy (developed and implemented) Use of Nurse Tutors Blueprint exams to program SLOs prior to administration Curriculum revision to focus on key concepts

Resources Needed Consultant to assist with curriculum revision – approximate cost $3500 Faculty development on active learning, exam writing and analysis – approximately $3500