nursing education: academia to workplace - standardization within training. heatt 2014
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Nursing Education: Academia to workplace. Training costs and performance issues related to lack of standardization. Constraints to standardization within training. Heatt 2014TRANSCRIPT
Nursing education: Academia to Workplace
Melissa Powell, MHPE, RN-BC
HEATT 2014
How difficult is learning
Learning is a high load brain activity that challenges working memory (Clapper, TC 2011)
Past learning effects future learning
Past experiences and knowledge affect transfer (Ambrose, 2009)
Transfer
Transfer is applying new knowledge in new ways in new situations (Schunk, 2008)Positive transfer is the goal but interference in learning can contaminate.
Negative transfer
Where is the negative transfer occurring here?
Interference in learning
Interference in learning - random assignment of learning activities and incongruent information can negatively affect learning (Clapper, TC, 2011. )
What and how much should we teach?
Health Assessment: RN students learn head to toe, including ophthalmoscopic exam and extensive neuro exam..cranial nerves.
A simple example of incongruence...
"wash for 3 minutes.”“wash every third time.” “wash when visibly soiled.” “Wash and sing ABCs”
hospital performance: sanitize in and out
foamgel
A beating drum and consistent message
Hand hygiene has become one of key hospital improvement initiatives in the last 6 years.
Performance improves with clear expectations, consistent message, coaching with cross monitoring
Another example...
variation in crash carts
EHR
CernerMckessonMeditech
46 Billion dollars of development in 2012 (Forbes, 2013)
point of care testing
bring the strip in the machine to the bloodversusbring the blood/strip to the machine
Utopia
Lets take ideas from aviation
standardized all equipment, checklists and performance that we can.
Models for national curriculums AHA and TeamSTEPPS
Teamstepps: consistent language, curriculum and teamwork concepts
BLS, ACLS, and PALS content, curriculum and lesson plans standardized universally.
Consortiums: Not just competencies but also content• Evidenced based practice agreement in
consortiums• Local hospital affiliations for content• in situ clinicals paired with future employment• consortiums for safety and quality objectives for
best products and standards in products• consortium driven simulation programs
Constraints: Lets discuss...
What are the constraints?How do we move forward?• Florida Healthcare Simulation Alliance is
here to begin the conversation in Florida
www.floridahealthsimalliance.org