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DNPSharkTankDeepDive
Dr.JeniEmbreeDNP,RN,NE-BC,CCNSClinicalAssistantProfessorInterimDNPCoordinator
JulieMeek,PhD
EmilySego,DNP,NEA-BC
Abstract• TheDNPSharkTankDeepDiveisapresenta2onofhowoneschoolofnursingtransformedtheirDNPprojectmodelfortheDNPProject.
• Thegoalofthispresenta2onistosharehowabusiness-frameworkguidedtheprojectchangethatresultedincollabora2onwithaninterna2onalimageconsultant,healthcoaching,andourbusiness,artanddesign,liberalarts,bioengineering,andinforma2csandcomputersciencefacultyandotherpartners.
Objectives• Iden2fyhowoneDNPProgramreframedtheirDNPscholarlyinquiryprojectintomul2pleimmersiveexperiencesbasedonChiefNursingExecu2veinterviews
• Discusslessonslearnedfromstudentandfacultyperspec2vearoundimmersiveexperiencedevelopment
• Performastakeholderanalysistodetermineimportantkeypersonsneededtocreateauthen2cimmersiveexperiencesforaDNPprogram
• Explorestakeholderanalysisforasampleproblem• Iden2fypoten2altoolkitelementshelpfulforcraGingimmersiveexperiences
• Inves2gateplanningframeworksforpoten2alproblemsolu2on
The passage of the Affordable Care Act set forth rapid change in healthcare with the need for commensurate changes in the preparation of DNP leaders:
• A curriculum revision was required to meet the needs of our communities of practice. Our goal was to redesign our DNP Program to proactively address and meet the current and anticipated future demands for executive nursing leadership.
• The entire context has changed: DNP programs have proliferated and there was a need to differentiate the IUSON DNP Program by leveraging the diverse resources of the IUPUI campus and our partnership with the IU Health state-wide health system as well as other stakeholders.
• Student experience: Variability around student project outcomes was observed.
• Resource constraints & workload issues: Fewer faculty and the project model required 1:1 faculty hours. Twenty percent of the cost of the former program was 1:1 faculty advising expense.
• Financial constraints: The program was not breaking even financially partially offset by Health Resource Services Administration grant funding which was ending soon.
Challenges
Processes• SelectFrameworkforProgramReview• CNEInterviews• DeterminecategoriesofcontentfromCNEinterviews
• CourseMappingtoAmericanOrganiza2onofNurseExecu2veCompetencies,AmericanHealthCareExecu2veCompetencies
• LEANProject• CourseandProgramRevision• DNPC/SAApproval• FacultyCouncilApproval-school• GraduateCouncilApproval-campus
BusinessCaseModel-4AreasofImpact
Ellis,Embree&Ellis,2015
StakeholderIdenti@ication• Asacri2calfirststepandguidedbytheimpactframework,employersandpoten2alemployersoftheuniversity’sDNPleadershipgraduateswereiden2fied
• CNEsweredeterminedtobemostknowledgeableaboutDNPstudents’needsforprepara2oninleadershipinhealthcare
• Ins2tu2onalReviewBoardApprovalwasobtained• TenCNEswithina20mileradiusofcampuswereinvitedandconsentedtobeinterviewed
• CNEswerealsoaskedtoiden2fycurrentprepara2ongapsofcurrentgraduatesseekingaDNPhealthcaresystem-levelleadershiprole.
CNEPerspective/Mapping
• Duringinterviews,ourCNEsiden2fiedcontentandexperiencestheyperceivedimportantforhealthcaresystem-levelDNPs
• FacultycategorizedCNEperspec2ves• Facultyinterviewersiden2fiedsimilaritywiththeAmericanOrganiza2onofNurseExecu2ves(2011)andAmericanCollegeofHealthCareCompetencies(2011)andMappedtheCNEiden2fiedcategoriesandsub-categorieswiththesecompetencies.
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LargeCategories SubCategorieswithinEachLargeCategory1.Leadership 1a.Communica2on/Rela2onshipMgmt/Facilita2on/
Nego2a2on
1b.SystemsThinking
1c.Personal/ProfessionalDevelopment
2.Implementa2onScience/Evalua2on&Transla2onofEvidenceintoPrac2ceMethods
2a.Search/Evalua2onofEvidence
2b.Implementa2onScience
2c.LEANSixSigma&OtherQIMethods
3.Business 3a.KnowledgeofEnvironment(Gov,Regs,Profess,Accred)
3b.Finance/Reimbursement/Transla2onintoOpsDecisions
3c.HumanResource&CultureMgmt
3d.StrategicPlanning/ProjectManagement
4.Informa2on&TechnologyManagement 4a.UsingDataManagement&MethodstoSupportDecMaking
4b.Characofadmin/clinicalsystems;implementa&planning
5.Policy/Ethics/Law 5a.Advocateinhealthcarepolicyini2a2ves
5b.Ethicsinhealthcare
5c.Basicsofcorporate&healthcarelaw/riskmgmt
LargeCategories&SubCategories
CNEInterviews–RankOrderofSub-ThemesMajorCategories Sub-Categories RankOrder Leadership Personal/ProfessionalDevelopment
Communica2on/Rela2onshipManagement/Facilita2on/Nego2a2onSystemsThinking
22212116
ImplementaNonScience/EvaluaNon&TranslaNonofEvidenceintoPracNceMethods
LEANSixSigma&OtherQualityImprovementMethodsSearch/Evalua2onofEvidenceImplementa2onScience
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Business StrategicPlanning/ProjectManagementHumanResourceandCultureManagementKnowledgeofEnvironment(Government,Regula2ons,Professionalism,Accredita2on)Finance/Reimbursement/Transla2onintoOpera2onsDecisions
161396
InformaNon&TechnologyManagement
UsingDataManagementandMethodstoSupportDecision-MakingCharacteris2csofAdministra2ve/ClinicalSystems;Implementa2onandplanning
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Policy/Ethics/Law BasicsofCorporateandHealthCareLaw/RiskManagementAdvocateinHealthCarePolicyIni2a2vesEthicsinHealthCare
430
Gaps/CurriculumEnhancement• AgapanalysisofourcurriculumpostCNEinterviews
• courseenhancementaroundleadership• implementa2onscience/evalua2on• transla2onofevidenceintoprac2cemethods• business• informa2onandtechnologymanagement• policyandhealthcarelaw.
• Problem/opportunity-basedlearningsharedteachingvalueandstrategyacrosstheini2alcollabora2ngschools
• Asfaculty,obliga2ontocreateacademic-prac2cecollabora2veexperiencesthatwouldprovidestudentswithauthen2creal-worldproblem-basedlearningopportuni2es
GapAnalysis:CNEsvs.CurrentState
TeamIdenti@iedQuestions• Toguidedecision-makingaboutaddi2onalimportantstakeholders• DNPProgramTeamwasbroadened
• toreceivetheCNEinterviewresultsandframeworkanalyses• toredesigntheDNPprogram
• Theques2onstoguideselec2ngaddi2onalstakeholderinputwere:• Whoaretheindividualslikelytobeaffectedposi2velyornega2velybycontentorprogramchanges?
• Whatistheinfluenceoftheseindividualsorgroups?• WhatisthedegreeofinfluenceofthesestakeholdersontheDNPprogram?
• WhatistheDNPprograminfluenceonclinicalpartners?
Meetings• Mul2plemee2ngswereheldwithcampusfacultyandleaderstodiscusswhatwasbeingdoneforleadershipprepara2oninotherprograms.(Integra2veExperienceTaskForceMee2ngs)
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• What business problem were we trying to solve?
– Competencies: According to key stakeholders (employers who hire DNP students) the students are not prepared to function as nurse executive leaders regarding complex problem solving with system-level implications; yet that is where graduates are most needed. A new vision was identified to create a contemporary DNP Program to meet the needs of the current healthcare environment.
– Alignment with Environment: The business environment the students are being asked to function in requires different tools, such as deep-dive thinking, solution development at the system level, agility in decision making, and broad collaboration with key stakeholders.
– Standardization: A structured model was needed to decrease variation so key components of the DNP student experience are standardized to ensure consistent learning outcomes.
– Student Progression: Self directed topic selection caused delays in DNP student progression and time investments of faculty members that exceed their availability.
Background/Rationale for Change
GoalofLargerFacultyWorkinCourses&Program
• Createaninterprofessionallearninglaboratoryrootedinreal-lifeinnova2on,discovery,andcollabora2on
Project Team-Enhanced Curriculum and New DNP Project Model
• Review goals • Review LEAN Rapid Improvement Event & Integrative
Experience Task Force meeting results; answer questions
• Review results of course mapping against AONE/ACHE competencies;
discuss gaps & areas of redundancy to finalize content locations
• Discuss/finalize course sequencing based on pre-retreat results &
discussion of where pre-work indicates differences
• Review results & discuss using 8 week course blocks/finalize decision
• Discuss concept of creating student progression floor & ceiling timelines;
how to schedule/use electives to help students keep on track with
required courses
• Discuss remaining questions, ideas, concerns; evaluate day and
determine next steps
TeamNameNewProjectModel&EnhancedCurriculum
CharterDate:
LocaNon SchoolofNursing Version:
Timeline StartDate: TargetEndDate:
TEAMMEMBERS Name/Role Name/RoleExecuNveSponsor(s)
AssociateProfessor&AssociateGraduateDean
ProcessOwner(s) DNPFacultyDNPProgramCoordinator
ProjectFacilitator AdjunctFaculty
TeamMembers
Admin.Support Instruc2onalDesigner,CenterforTeaching&Learning
Faculty,DNPC/SAChair Faculty,MSNLeadershipCoordinator
Faculty,DNPGraduate Faculty,DNPC/SACo-ChairAssistantDeanofOpera2ons Faculty,NursingEduca2onCoordinator
DNPStudentAdvisor Marke2ngDNPFaculty DirectorofNursingPrac2ceandQualityDNPFaculty AssistantChair
KeyStakeholders LocalChiefNurseExecu2ve
Project Team-Enhanced Curriculum and New Project Model
TeamRules• Practice active listening. No side conversations or use of mobile devices.
• Honor everyone’s contribution. Stay open to creative visioning.
• Establish relationships based on trust and transparency.
• Participate fully, authentically, and respectfully during team discussions.
• Engage in “healthy conflict” behaviors when discussing different views & ideas.
• Share your thoughts openly with the team, including any questions or concerns.
• Keep the discussion aligned with high level goals (avoid getting “into the weeds”).
Background:Goals
1. Define the new DNP Project and needed curricular enhancements
2. Create the course sequence and which courses are best suited for the needed content
3. Develop a list of items for review at the faculty retreat
AIMStatements• What were we trying to accomplish?
• We developed a program to “preparetransforma,vehealthcareleaderswhobringthevalueofa“nursinglens”totheirwork”
o Focused toward the outcome of “transformative healthcare leader” using methods that are congruent with the IUSON strategic plan and budget
o Contemporary, responsive, and robust
o The strength of the new program model will attract aspiring system-leader DNP students
o A set of learning experiences, when combined facilitate the students’ attainment of the DNP Essentials outcomes and the additional competencies expected by employers of DNP graduates
AIMStatementSummary
Quality&Value
ADNPProgramfocusedonpreparing
transformaNvehealthcareleaders
Service&SaNsfacNon
AchievehighsaNsfacNonforstudents,faculty,staff,andkeystakeholders
AcademicAchievement
Ensurestudentsachieveclearly
definedoutcomes&developessenNal
competencies
Finance&Growth
UNlizeresourcesefficientlyto
achievesustainedfinancialviability
ProblemRecognition• SchoolandfacultyleadersrecognizedtheneedtoprovideaDNPprogramthatwouldpreparegraduatestonotonlymeetna2onalstandards(DoctorofNursingPrac2ceEssen2als,AACN,2015),buttoalsomeetfuturesystem-levelleadershiprequirements,bealignedwithfacultyworkload,anddecreasevariabilityinstudentprogressionandscholarlyprojectcomple2on.
• Theini2alDNPscholarlyprojectorprac2cumprojectextendedoverthelengthoftheDNPprogram(threetosixyears).
• DNPProgramTeam(DNPfaculty),schoolleadersandstaff,andtheDNPCurriculumandStudentAffairsCommijeeiden2fiedthefollowinghighlevelaims:• DevelopDNPstudents’experien2allearningopportuni2estoenhanceexperien2alcompetence;aligntheprogram’sresourceusage;standardizetheprocessesforachievementofstudentlearningoutcomes,terminaldegreeprogramoutcomes,andstudentprogression.
ProjectMetrics–CurrentState&GoalsPerformance Measures Current
State Goal % Change
Budget neutrality of the DNP Program
Student & faculty clarity re: the DNP Program Model
Reduction of delays in student progression
Increased student, faculty, and mentors’ satisfaction Reduction in the number of faculty resources required Standardization of essential key Program components
Increase in the number of out-of-state applicants
Evidence that graduates are hired for leadership roles
Threeopportunitiesforinvolvement&scholarshipdevelopment
TaskForces:
• Integra2veExperienceTaskForce:Todesign,develop,implementandevaluateIE’sI,IIandIII(3credits)
• LeadershipExperienceTaskForce:Todesign,develop,implementandevaluateleadership-focusedIEcredits(2credits)
• DNPEvalua2onSub-Commijee:ToexecuteDNPprogram&curricularevaluaConstrategies&adviseDNPC/SA&facultyonneededacCons
Faculty:
• Facultyco-leads• Firstmee2ngheldMay1:OutcomesIden2fied&strategyideasgenerated;nextmee2ngsetwithin1monthfordesignfacilita2on
• Onefacultylead
• OnefacultyapprovedasChair
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• What went well today?
• What could have been done better or differently?
• Lessons learned or recommendations for future meetings?
Meeting Summary – Day 1
Keyenhancements• Thoughcurrentcurriculumheldupverywell,curriculumwas
re-balanced&mappedtoAONE,ACHE,andLeanSixSigmacompetencies;thendesignedtoclosegapsincontentdevelopedbyfaculty
• Cohortmodelvspart-2mestudents• ProjectmodelchangefromsingleInquiryProjecttoD749
coursebecomingaseriesofadvancedtopicsincludingleadership,integratedandimmersiveexperiences
• Na2onwidestudentrecruitmenteffortsvs.local/regional
DiscussionDraG
KeyResults• Enhancedcurriculargapanalysis,designcompleted&approved
in5months• HRSANo-CostExtension• Newstudentorienta2onpacketand2DayBootCampDesigned• Coursechangesdesigned&submijed• Feeincreaseproposalunderwayforsubsequentyear• HugeeffortstoensurethesuccessofthefirstOn-CampusIEin
March;highvisibilitywithCenterforInterprofessionaleduca2on
ApprovalProcessSteps
Steps:• LEANteamdraGsnewproject
model&curricularsequence• WiderDNPfaculty/advisorgroup
discusses,garnersconsensus,approvesnewplanofstudy
• ChangeofplanofstudydocumentgoestoGraduateOffice
• Inparallel,tweakstocoursenames/objec2vesformsgotoGraduateCurriculumCommijeeaschangeforms
• GraduateAffairsCommijeemeetstoapprovenewplanofstudy
DueDates:• April• May
• May
• May
• May
All steps per meetings with Director of Graduate Office
D749CourseSequenceFall-I D736:Evidence-basedResearch&TranslaNonScience
D751:KnowledgeComplexityD749:Leadership-I
Spring-I D743:HealthPolicyD751:RelaNonshipCenteredLeadershipD749:LeadershipIID749:On-CampusIntegraNveExperience-I
Summer I630:InformaNcsStudentElecNveD749:At-Student-OpNonImmersiveExperience
Fall-II D615:HealthOutcomesD735:PopulaNonHealthSurveillance&ManagementD749:On-CampusIntegraNveExperience-II
Spring-II D744:StrategicHuman/FinancialResourceManagementStudentElecNveD749:On-CampusIntegraNveExperience-IIID749:At-Student-OpNonImmersiveExperience
PracNcum7Creditsminimumforstudentsbringinatleast500Master’sinNursing
PracNcumHours
BootCamp 16prac2cumhours D749ILeadershipFirstFallSemester 1credithour=75prac2cumhours D749IILeadershipFirstSpringSemester
1credithour=75prac2cumhours
D749IntegraNveExperienceFirstSpring
1credit=75prac2cumhours
D749IntegraNveExperienceSecondFall
1credit=75prac2cumhours
D749IntegraNveExperienceSecondSpring
1credit=75prac2cumhours
D749At-StudentOpNonFirstSpring 1credit=75prac2cumhours(canbe1-3credithours)
D749At-Student-OpNonFirstSummer1
1credit=75prac2cumhours(canbe1-3credithours)
150 Practicum hours
225 Practicum hours
150 Practicum hours
D749LeadershipI&IIDescripNon• Provideopportuni2esforstudentstotailorlearninganddeepimmersionintoareasalignedwiththeirpersonal/professionalleadershipgoals
• Applyknowledgeandskillsgainedindidac2ccourseworktoadvancetheirleadershipdevelopmentacrossselectedprac2cesenngs
• Enablestudentstosynthesizeandintegrateknowledgeabout:• Leadership• Methodsofinquiry• Leadingevidencetransla2onintoprac2ce• Business• Law• Ethics• Policy• Informa2on/technologymanagementwhiledevelopingclinicalandleadershipexper2seinselectedprac2cesenngs
D749I&IIObjectives• Professionalleadershipdevelopmentplans• Assesspersonallifestyle,image,healthandwellness,andlifebalance• Constructoralandwrijennarra2ves/resumesreflec2veofprofessionaliden2tythathighlightpersonalstrengthsandskillsanddescribeprofessionalgoals
• Dis2nguishcharacteris2csofselectedleadershipmodelsanduseacquiredunderstandingtocreateaprofessionalstrategycombiningpreviouslyiden2fiedleadershipvirtues(personaltalents,exper2se,andskills),withhealthcaresenngs/circumstances
• Planandbegincrea2ngaprofessionalcommunity/network;selec2velyengageinprofessionalorganiza2ons
• Iden2fycomplimentarytalentsanddescribestrategiesthatwillallowenhancementofpersonalandprofessionalleadershipdevelopment/poten2al
D:749 At-Student-Option Immersion Experiences (ASO)
D749:ASOImmersionPracNcaAdvancedTopicDescripNon:• Atthecomple2onofASO-IEs,studentswillbeableto:
• Demonstratesuccessfulnego2a2onoftheimmersionexperiencewiththeprac2cesenngbyar2cula2ngadetailed,DNP-andprac2cesenng-approvedproposalperthewrijenproposalrequirements.
• Demonstratewithoraland/orwrijendeliverables,howtheimmersionexperienceintegrateswithdidac2ccoursework,and
• ReflectuponandsummarizehowtheexperiencepromotedtheachievementofD749overallcourseobjec2ves,selectedprofessionalcompetencies,andselectedDNPprogram-leveloutcomes.
D749:ASOProposalRequirements:• Proposalformincludedinpacket;projectmustbe2edtoDNPEssen2als/AONEcompetencies
• Youmaysignupfor1-3credits/semester,75hrs/credithourisrequired
• Projectsmaybecon2nuedacrosssemesters,however,eachsemesterwillrequireaproposalforac2vi2esforthatsemester.Eachsemester’sproposalmustbeabletostandaloneintermsofplanning,implementa2on,evalua2ngproject,anddeliverablesforthesemester’sproject.Areflec2vepaperisalsorequiredeachsemester.
D749ASOProposal• Proposalsaresubmitbymid-Aprilforsummer,bymid-Julyforfall,bymid-Novemberforspring
• Completedproposalsgotofacultyforapproval;ifques2ons,maygotoDNPC/SAforapproval
• Studentswillcompletetheirproposalsundertheguidanceofapre-approvedpreceptorintheprac2cesenngoragency.Preceptorselec2onguidelineswillbeprovidedintheASOcourse.
• Facultyofrecordsupportsstudents/providesgrades/feedbackforallASOcredits
D749:PracticumHourTrackingSpreadsheetRequirements:ü ThePrac2cumHourTrackingSpreadsheetisincludedonthumbdriveintheorienta2onpacket
ü Allrequiredprac2cumhoursaretoberecordedand1000hoursmustbedocumentedtograduate
D749: On-Campus Integrative Experiences DNP Deep Dive Shark Tank!
CourseDescription• Ini2alPar2cipa2ngSchools
• Nursing• Engineering• Informa2cs&Compu2ng• HerronSchoolofArt&Design• LiberalArts• PublicHealth• Business
CourseDescription• Ini2ally1credit/semestercoursewithboundinterprofessionalteamsacross3semestersover1½years
• Thema2cmetanarra2ve2edtogetherallthreeproblems:“Healthcarewherepeoplelive,work,andplay”
• Healthcarereal-worldproblemsincreaseincomplexityandscope
• Students“worktheproblem”thefirst7weeks,thencometocampusfor2½daysforintensiveintegra2veexperience(compe22on)
CourseDescription• Facultyactascoachesthroughoutthecourse• Stakeholdersandfacultyevaluatethefinaldeliverables/solu2onsinaHealthcareRevolu2onChallenge
• Focusonteamworkprocessandoutcome(frontstageandbackstage)andsociallearninginherentintheon-campuspor2onofthecourse
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RealWorldProblemExamples• WorldHealthOrganiza2on-newWHOpolicydocumentandb)aglobaladvocacycampaign.Themainobjec2veswillbeto:• AdaptandconsolidateresultsachievedbyWHO’sSIGNnetworkintheimmuniza2onfieldoverthelastdecade;
• Preventunsafetherapeu2cinjec2onsthroughtheuseofsafetyengineeredinjec2ondevicesandhealthcareworkertraining;and
• Avoidunnecessaryinjec2ons• MedicalDevice-visionforMedRegisterTMwastoimprovemedica2oncomplianceandtolowerthecostofhealthcaredeliverybyintroducingimprovedtechnologyandprocesses
• VeteransAffairs-lungcancerscreeningbylow-doseComputedTomography(LDCT)scanswouldbeofferedtoveteransintheVAsystem-over50%pa2entsinserviceareawouldmeetcriteriaforLDCTlung-cancerscreening,represen2ngapproximately20,000-30,000pa2ents
DNPSharkTankExperience• Facultybuildtheproblemforstudybaseduponcontextfromthepartneringorganiza2on
• Nursingfacultydevelopscourse• Facultydevelopdisciplinespecificassignment• Facultyoutsideofnursingsignupforindependentstudycourse(schoolskeepownstudentstui2on)
• Nursingfacultygroupsstudents• Studentshave1-2coachesforsolu2ondevelopment
• Mee2ngswithcoaches1-22mespersemesterviavideoconferencingthatcanberecorded
DNPSharkTankExperience
• Otherstudentsenrollduringanysemester
• Video-Student’sperspec2ve
Coursedevelopment:Facilitators&Barriers
Facilitators• Filledauthen2cneedforstudentstoexperiencethistypeoflearningtofunc2onupongradua2on
• Nursingprogramwantedandinvitedothers,realizingthesameneedforall
• TheCenterforInterprofessionalPrac2ceHealthEduca2onProgram(CIPHEP)leadershipdonated2meandresourcesforini2alimmersion
Barriers• MoneyandUniversityModel• Scheduling,on-campusdays,facultyplanningmee2ngs,on-campusdaysplacementwithinsemester
• Facultyworkloadforcourseleaders
• Facultycoachesunclearaboutresponsibili2es
• Differentculturalexpecta2onsbydisciplineamongfacultyandstudents
Resultsthusfar…• Studentfeedback-mostlyprocesscomments
• needformore2metoworkfirstday• onecoachversus2coaches• videodressrehearsalpresenta2onsforreview
• Facultyfeedbackregardingchangeinevalua2onmethods,crea2ngadiscipline-specificassignment,usingvideosasstudentlearningassignments
InterprofessionalCollaboratorAssessmentRubric(ICAR)Results• Pre/PostInterprofessionalCollaboratorAssessmentRubricdemonstratedsta2s2callysignificantimprovementfortotalscaleandallScale:Minimal(1),Developing(2),Competent(3),Mastery(4)
SummaryStaNsNcsof6Sub-Scales&TotalScale2015-2016
Results:• TherewasasignificantincreaseinmeanCommunicaConskillsfrombaselinetooneyear,fromday2tooneyear,frommonth6tooneyear.
• TherewasasignificantincreaseinmeanCollaboraCon,meanRolesandResponsibiliCes,meanTeamFuncConingandmeanConflictManagement/ResoluConskillsfrombaselineto6monthsandtooneyear.
• MeanCollaboraCveStakeholderCenteredApproachsignificantlyincreasedfrombaselineto6monthsfromday2to6months,frombaselinetooneyearandfromday2tooneyear.
• Eachbroadsubscaleandthetotalscoreshowsaslightbutsta2s2callysignificantincreasefrombaseline.
Campus-LevelImpact• Hostedcommunity-widedesignsessionwithareahealthcareexecu2vesfacilitatedbyourlaunchspeaker
• Launchpresenta2onbecameall-campusandhealthcareexecu2veevent
Thelaunchspeaker,Dr.ZubinDamania(Dr.Zdogg)ofTurntableHealthinLasVegas,NVcatalyzedandpropelledthebuildofanewprimarycareIPEclinicthatcamedirectlyoutoftheeventssurroundingthiscourse
LessonsLearned• Overwhelminglyposi2vestudentsandfacultyperspec2ve
• Thecoursesprototypeforinterprofessionallearningacrossthehealthscienceschools
• CIPHEPcon2nuestosupportresourcesforeventplanningfunc2on
• Facultycoachexpecta2onsnowwrijen&communicated
LessonsLearned• Thevoiceofthecustomerplayedakeyroleinourcurricular
redesignefforts• ItispossibletorapidlyimprovecurriculumusingLean
methodsinwaysthatbuildconsensusandachieveoverallaims
• Weweresuccessfulinthatweencouraged“healthyconflict”,yetkepttheprocessmovingforward
EncouragingFeedback• AnotherCNO
Interviewroundconducted1yearpostprogramreveals“spot-on”
• Althoughabitearlytosay,applicantinterestseemsearlier&higher
• Facultycon2nuetobeenthusias2c&highlyengaged
StudentComments• Sego:“AGerhearingthemspeaktonightabouttheirexperiencesitmademefeelgratefulforthefacultyatIUforalltheydotomaketheDNPprogramwhatitis.Alwayskeepingthecustomerinmindwhendesigningprogramsiswhatmakesyourprogramwork.Sothankyou!.”
• Sprague:“Ireallyfeellikethereadingsinall3classes[inthisfirstsemester]complimentedeachothernicely.Iseehoweverythingfit.IseeitasaComplexAdap2veSystemwithinterconnectedparts!”
DocumentsforIntegratedExperiences
• Syllabus• Toolkit-IE• Toolkit-Logis2cs• Evalua2ons• FacultyCoachingToolkit• Marke2ngtootherschool’sfacultyandstudents
DeepDivePractice• StakeholderAnalysis
• Explorestakeholdersinsightintoproblemselec2on
• Iden2fytoolkititemstoassistinIEdevelopment• Selectaplanningframeworkforprogramdevelopment
• Useexample-AmericanRedCrossVolunteerCultureDeepDive
Questions?
Dr.JeniEmbreeDNP,RN,NE-BC,CCNSClinicalAssistantProfessorInterimDNPCoordinator
DNPinNursingLeadershipandHealthSystemsProgram
[email protected](812)-583-1490