Managing Your Professional Development. Session Objectives You will know how to:  Identify key steps in the Professional Development Portfolio process.

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Managing Your Professional Development

Session Objectives You will know how to:  Identify key steps in the Professional Development Portfolio process  Reflect and develop professional goals

Session Objectives You will know how to:  Conduct professional self- assessment  Develop learning plan  Evaluate learning plan outcomes and their application to your practice

Multi-Faceted Process of Ensuring Competence

Aim of the Professional Development Portfolio Process Professional Development Portfolio Process To foster and facilitate self- directed lifelong learning and provide the practitioner with tools to assist in professional development.

Professional Development Portfolio Process 1. Reflect 5. Evaluate learning plan outcomes 4. Implement learning plan 2. Conduct learning needs assessment 3. Develop learning plan

Examples n Foodservice n Clinical n Not Currently Employed n Retired n Research n Business and Communications n Public Health n Non-traditional Health Care

Professional Development Portfolio Process 5. Evaluate learning plan outcomes 4. Implement learning plan 2. Conduct learning needs assessment 3. Develop learning plan 1. Reflect

Step One: Reflect n What is/are my current practice areas and/or professional interests? –work setting –practice area –professional interests

Clinical Practitioner What is my current practice area or professional interest? n Clinical nutrition for general medicine inpatients and a very small number of outpatients

For example, n manage nutrition support team n develop education materials n volunteer n develop budgets Step One: Reflect “Within my area(s) of practice, what roles or responsibilities do I perform now?

Clinical Practitioner What roles or responsibilities do I perform now? n Nutrition assessment and intervention n Nutrition education n Quality improvement data collection

Step One: Reflect What external factors or trends are affecting my professional practice? n Emerging information technologies n Government involvement in health care n Aging population n Managed care, integrated delivery systems n Sedentary lifestyles

Step One: Reflect What areas of my profession do I enjoy? For example: n Teaching n Facilitating teams n Writing for consumer publications

n Seminar chairperson –Program planning, implementation –Budget planning and responsibility –Committee management –Site coordination Step One: Reflect What are my current leadership responsibilities?

Step One: Reflect What do I want my future practice to be? For example, n Pediatric nutrition n Public health n Management n Sales/marketing n Performance improvement

Clinical Practitioner What are my professional strengths? n Communication skills n Reliability n Keeping abreast of health care for chronic disease conditions What are my areas for improvement? n Collaboration n Understanding of managed care Identifying opportunities to provide cost- effective care Identifying opportunities to provide cost- effective care

Clinical Practitioner What are my current professional goals? n Short Term: (1 - 3 years) Maintain nutrition expertise for general medicine population Increase knowledge of outpatient self-management training

Clinical Practitioner What are my current professional goals? n Long Term: (3 - 5 years) Learn about the structure of various health systems and the payment mechanisms

Professional Development Portfolio Process 1. Reflect 5. Evaluate learning plan outcomes 4. Implement learning plan 2. Conduct learning needs assessment 3. Develop learning plan

CPE Levels

Step Two: Conduct a Learning Needs Assessment 1. Select one of your goals 2. Identify the major heading most appropriate for the goal 3. Darken the circle in left column next to your learning needs 4. Darken a circle to indicate your desired level of CPE (right)

Clinical Practitioner

Professional Development Portfolio Process 1. Reflect 5. Evaluate learning plan outcomes 4. Implement learning plan 2. Conduct learning needs assessment 3. Develop learning plan

Step 3: Develop Learning Plan 1. Record one of your goals from your self-reflection 2. Write titles of learning needs related to the goal 3. Darken the circles corresponding to the learning need code

Clinical Practitioner

Step 3: Develop Learning Plan

Continuing Professional Education Activities n Academic Coursework n Case Presentations n Exhibits n Experiential Skill Development n Interactive Workshops n Journal Clubs n Lectures, Seminars n Posters n Residency & Fellowship Programs n Study Groups n Pre-approved Self- study

Continuing Professional Education Activities  Sponsored independent learning (being mentored)  District, state and national professional leadership  Reading peer-reviewed professional journals  Certification programs...if strong overlap with the scope of practice of dietetics  Certificate programs meeting CDR requirements what’s new?

What CPE activities are no longer available?

The Professional Development Database v Catalog of CPE activities v Free  Search by location, date or key word

Clinical Practitioner In order to strengthen my knowledge and skills to accomplish my goals, I plan to use the following CPE activity(s): Clinical Practitioner In order to strengthen my knowledge and skills to accomplish my goals, I plan to use the following CPE activity(s):

Verification of Plan After Steps 1, 2 and 3 Submit Learning Plan to CDR for verification

Dietetics-Related Integration and application of principles derived from the sciences of food, nutrition, management, communication, and biological, physiological, behavioral and social sciences to achieve and maintain optimal human health.

Professional Development Portfolio Process 1. Reflect 5. Evaluate learning plan outcomes 4. Implement learning plan 2. Conduct learning needs assessment 3. Develop learning plan

Step 4 - Learning Activities Log

Professional Development Portfolio Process 1. Reflect 5. Evaluate learning plan outcomes 4. Implement learning plan 2. Conduct learning needs assessment 3. Develop learning plan

Clinical Practitioner

Professional Development Portfolio Process 1. Reflect 5. Evaluate learning plan outcomes 4. Implement learning plan 2. Conduct learning needs assessment 3. Develop learning plan

Accountability n Professional responsibility n Portfolio audit process –Random –Trigger

Next Steps n Spring annual mailing n New CPE Guidelines sent early June 2001 for recertification groups n Electronic access (Web)

When do you begin the Professional Development Portfolio ?

For Further Information: n Website: n n , ext. 5500