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Learn Cutting Edge Quality & Safety Strategies
January 4 to June 30, 2021 • Virtual Forum
The Quality and Safety Education for Nurses (QSEN) International Forum is designed to attract nursing leaders in academia and practice to:
- Share innovations or research in teaching strategies or curricular design that enhance QSEN competency integration in academic and practice settings.
- Share innovations or research in practice strategies that bridge academia and practice to integrate QSEN competencies into patient care settings.
- Share strategies to promote academic-clinical partnerships that target quality and safety education and practice.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Telehealth Courses Now Available
An online, asynchronous, four-part telehealth course presents content on telehealth concepts and care specific to COVID-19. This HRSA-funded course from Case Western is free for a limited time (2.1 hours CE). For more information
PUBLICATION AND MEDIA
Traditional Clinical Outcomes in Prelicensure Nursing Education: An Empty Systematic Review
Highlights lack of empirical literature on learning outcomes attributed to clinical education models.
Leighton, K., Kardong-Edgren, S., McNelis, A. M., Foisy-Doll, C., & Sullo, E. (2021). Traditional clinical outcomes in prelicensure nursing education: An empty systematic review. Journal of Nursing Education, 60(3), 136-142. Read more
Development and Testing of the Quality Improvement Self-efficacy Inventory
Describes a new QISEI instrument to measure nurses’ knowledge and skills in quality improvement.
Baernholdt, M., Jones, T. L., Anusiewicz, C. V., Campbell, C. M., Montgomery, A., & Patrician, P. A. (2021). Development and testing of the quality improvement self-efficacy inventory. Western Journal of Nursing Research, 193945921994158. Advance online publication. Read more
The Interprofessional Veterans Affairs Quality Scholars Program Pre- and Postdoctoral Nurse Fellow Outcomes
Describes VAQS program to prepare doctoral nursing fellows for leadership.
Abraham, C., Kleinpell, R., Godwin, K. M., & Dolansky, M. A. (2021). The interprofessional Veterans Affairs Quality Scholars program pre-and postdoctoral nurse fellow outcomes. Nursing Outlook, 69(2), 202-211. Read more
The Interprofessional VA Quality Scholars Program: Promoting Predoctoral Nursing Scientists and Their Career Trajectories
Describes KSAs gained by participants in the VAQS program that contribute to nursing research and professional growth.
Davey, C. H., Dolansky, M. A., Singh, M. K., & Aron, D. C. (2020). The interprofessional VA Quality Scholars Program: Promoting predoctoral nursing scientists and their career trajectories. Nursing Outlook 69(2). Read more
PUBLICATION AND MEDIA
Whether you are a nursing faculty member or clinical nurse educator, if you are looking for innovative approaches to presenting course content in a traditional or virtual world, all while utilizing QSEN competencies, take a look at our QSEN Strategy repository.
Cory Doolittle: Impaired Nurse Simulation
Clinical judgment activity involving care for an impaired nurse/patient. Teaching Strategy. Read more
Teaching SBAR Using Story: Online and in Clinical Learning
Online, asynchronous SBAR reporting practice session using pre-recorded clinical stories. Teaching Strategy. Read more
Integration of QSEN Competencies and Transition to Practice Program Leadership into a Systems Shared Governance Structure
Learn how alignment of a shared governance model with a transition to practice program can positively impact nursing. Practice Strategy. Read more
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