Enabling Professional Networking: Building Leadership and Excellence in Professional Practice through Communities of Practice CHNC June 2010 Janet Purvis.

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Enabling Professional Networking: Building Leadership and Excellence in Professional Practice through Communities of Practice CHNC June 2010 Janet Purvis RN BSc MN, National Practice Consultant, VON Canada Nan Cleator RN, National Practice Consultant, VON Canada Debbie Conrad RN, Intake Nurse, VON Eastern Region

Objectives Participants will understand: Effectiveness of using Communities of Practice  to develop leadership and  excellence in practice How to facilitate groups to evolve to meet their needs and goals in any practice setting.

What is a Community of Practice (CoP) Forum to bring people together that have shared interests or roles Evolve naturally Created specifically

What are the benefits? Through sharing information and experiences: Members learn from each other Develop personally / professionally

Why CoPs for VON? To deal with community healthcare issues:  Dwindling resources  Increasing complexity of clients/care requests To address practice consult trends To enable safe and effective practices. To support emerging leaders  Professional/ practice development

Contributing Factors Large and geographically dispersed organization can contribute to: Lack of awareness of others Feeling of being disconnected/isolated Difficulty bringing people together Infrequent face to face Hard to share great things happening/ leading practices

CoPs at VON Specifically created to establish a forum for those who have a shared interest to: Identify/ resolve issues in practice Improve quality Promote knowledge exchange Build organizational capacity

CoPs at VON cont’d Helps employees Feel understood/connected Discuss practice issues/solve problems in a safe place Share knowledge/ best practices/ new ideas/ solutions/ resources Receive updates Collaborate on small, meaningful projects Help leaders to develop their practice

Advancement of Practice Support by: Promoting leading practices/best practices Providing feedback on needs/ issue Influencing the development of new tools Leveraging existing resources Using established committee structures in VON

The Structure  Standard Terms of Reference  Voluntary membership  Members= shared role, program or interest  Regularly scheduled meetings  Supported by national resources  Members chair/co-chair  Rotating note taking

How? Utilize Technology Teleconferences Webex Discussion forums and

Communities of Practice At VON Volunteer Visiting Transportation Adult Day Program Meal Programs Telephone Assurance / Security Checks SMART Palliative Care Home Support Managers Intake Nurses Nurse Managers ONT Clinical Educator/ Practice Leaders Wound care Foot care

Started the Same: But Have Become Quite Distinct Some Outcomes: Intake Nurse COP:  RPN/RN assignment tool  Documenting phone advice  Communicating orders  Education: Tele-practice  Blister pack use

Started the Same: But Have Become Quite Distinct Some Outcomes: Palliative COP  Volunteers- the education they receive  How to link with other programs to increase awareness  Documentation needs and whether forms are working  Outcome indicators

Started the Same: But Have Become Quite Distinct Some Outcomes: Home Support COP  H1N1 uptake on vaccine  Assessment policy  Delegation to PSWs  Medication Assistance  Billing Reference Numbers  Round table - exchange resources/conference

Other Outcomes Resources and great practices are shared Staff engaged in decision making Practice issues- being discussed and resolved Just in time learning Members take lead more often

Evaluations CoPs report: Value their time together Feel supported in their roles Better understanding of each other Problem solving together is excellent Easier to keep up on best practice evidence Excellent venue for information sharing Keeping up with what is happening in practice.

Lessons Learned Things to consider… Costs – TC lines, Webex Admin work Staff time to attend/ contribute Areas/services that need the most support – start there Someone who oversees

Success!! Small investment = big return Improved engagement Info sharing has been huge Valuable insights Improvements in processes Support from within

Questions???

Contact Information Janet Purvis, National Practice Consultant, VON Canada. Phone: Debbie Conrad, Intake Nurse, VON Eastern Region. Chris Baert-Wilson, Regional Director Community Support & External Relations, VON Eastern Region. Phone: