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1 Excellence Innovation Diversity Making Nursing Administration Experiential Learning Activities Meaningful Lisa Hennessy, PhD, RN, NEA-BC Clinical Assistant Professor Director/Advisor, Nursing Systems Management MSN Program

2 Background NSM program culminates with a 90 hour nursing administrative residency course Historically – Small student numbers – Mostly local – Agency other than the students’ employment setting Generally it was a “shadowing experience” – Students may have worked on an ongoing project or at the direction of the preceptor Program growth created – Contractual/Affiliation Agreement issues – Student geographic limitations – Information access limitations/Sensitive Data Excellence Innovation Diversity School of Nursing

3 How many of you have similar courses in your curriculum? How many have experienced similar issues? School of Nursing Excellence Innovation Diversity

4 Literature Review Literature on the topic is scant Wide variances in practicum requirements – Length – Curricular placement – Expected outcomes Set of suggested criteria issued by the Council of Graduate Education in Administrative Nursing – not widely adopted School of Nursing Excellence Innovation Diversity

5 Literature Review What literature there is has the same message: The practicum should be project based The practicum projects should have meaning and value for both the student and the host agency Excellence Innovation Diversity School of Nursing

6 Practicum Course Revised Completed in the students’ employing agency Preceptor  Mentor Clear project guidelines – SYSTEMS level management project (not people) – No patient care, contact, observation – No family/visitor contact – Employee contact for assessment/education only Project based on the skills and knowledge gained in the MSN program – AONE – QSEN – MSN Essentials Project Report – Scholarly Paper  Executive Report based on ANA Scope and Standards for Nursing Administration Excellence Innovation Diversity School of Nursing

7 Outcomes Residency Experience has shifted from passive shadowing to active, experiential learning Promotions Projects have been meaningful – 14% Salary Adjustment for RNs/RN retention plan developed – 10% - 25% Salary Adjustment and Clinical Ladder for CNAs – Clinical Ladder implementation for RNs – Discharge Processes improved by hiring a Discharge RN – 360 degree OR utilization assessment – Emergency Department Documentation in preparation for international Joint Commission Accreditation – Emergency Department Throughput through staffing reallocation – Developing processes for assessing and implementing student allergy management plans in the school health setting (currently in progress) Excellence Innovation Diversity School of Nursing

8 Does anyone have examples of positive outcomes from similar experiential learning courses? School of Nursing Excellence Innovation Diversity

9 References Androwich, I.M., Watson, C.A., R. Belcher, J.V., Patrician, P.A., Sherman, R.O., Yoder, L.H., & Vlasses, F.R. (2012). Graduate practicums in nursing administration programs. Journal of Nursing Administration, 42(10), 454-457 4p. doi: 10.1097/NNA.Ob013e31826a1ea0 Flood, L.S., & Powers, M.E. (2012). Lessons learned from an accelerated post-master’s nurse educator certificate program: Teaching the practicum course. Nursing Education Perspectives, 33(1), 40-44 5p. doi: 10.5480/1536-5026-33.1.40 Goodwin, M. & Jenkins-Weinrub, E. (2015). Student triads: A collaborative approach to practicum experiences for master’s nursing students. Nurse Educator, 40(4), 199-202 4p. doi: 0363-3624 Hahn, J.A. (2010). Practicum projects of value: A successful strategic partnership between nurse executives and masters level academia. Nursing Economics, 28(3), 143-158 15p. doi: 07461739 Reineck. (2012). AONE/CGEAN perspectives: CGEAN position statement on the educational preparation of nurse executives and nurse managers. Journal of Nursing Administration, 42(5), 244-247 4p. doi: 10.1097/NNA.0b013e318252efbc Excellence Innovation Diversity School of Nursing

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