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1 Future of : Campaign for Action OHIO ACTION COALITON Date: June 21, 2012, 9:50 to 3:00 pm Where: Quest Business Center, 8405 Pulsar Place, Columbus OH MEETING NOTES TOPIC Welcome Introductions Presentation by Pat Farmer Group Work Session 1 Group Work Session II and Lunch DISCUSSION Co-Chairs, Jane Mahowald, OLN and Sean McGlone, OHA, welcomed all to this third meeting of the Ohio Action Coalition. Overview for the day and Principles of Participation were reviewed. Purpose of meeting: focus on nursing education and the goal of increasing the number of BSN nurses in Ohio s nursing workforce. Approximately 138 persons were present representing nursing practice, associate degree nursing programs, baccalaureate nursing programs, Ohio Board of, and nursing and other organizations. (Attendee list a part of these minutes.) Patricia A. Farmer, DNP, FNP-BC, RN, nursing education expert from the Center to Champion in America (CCNA) reviewed the background of the IOM report, CCNA s activities regarding the report, and Action Coalitions. She then presented an overview of four (4) emerging models that have been used and proven to be successful in other states in advancing and transforming education progression. Pat indicated she was aware of some ongoing discussion in Ohio about legislation for mandating that AD graduates achieve a BSN within 10 years of graduation and stated that work to transform education and promote education progression was needed with or without such legislation. She further stated that CCNA and RWJF are not taking a position about such legislation. The four models presented were: 1) RN to BSN Degree Offered by Community College, 2) Common/Shared Curriculum (Regional or Statewide), 3) Accelerated RN to MSN Options, 4) Competency Based Curriculum. (See PowerPoint presentation on OLN website Ohio Action Coalition) Participants conducted brief small group discussions at their table to individually prioritize which of the models they were most interested in or believed was most promising for Ohio to pursue. Priorities indicated by individual participants showed (not all attendees voted) 42 votes for Competency Based Curriculum, 24 votes for RN to BSN offered by Community Colleges, 23 votes for Common Shared Curriculum, and 14 votes for accelerated RN to MSN options. Meeting attendees then participated in more in-depth small group discussions regarding the 4 models and focused their discussions on one or two models of particular interest to individuals at the table. Each table completed a worksheet regarding their discussion of the model(s). In addition, each table was also asked to collectively prioritize the 4 models. The average table ranking of the 4 models was: 1) Competency Based Curriculum (priority average 1.9), 2) Common Curriculum (priority average 2.1), 3) Accelerated RN to MSN Options (priority average 2.5), 4) RN to BSN Offered by Community Colleges (priority average 2.8). These rankings were based on summarizing the table discussions and tabulating results. OAC_Meeting Notes_ June 21,
2 Report from Work Groups and General Discussion Next Steps Adjournment Since there was not time for each table to report results of their discussion at the meeting, the work sheets were collected to be summarized and shared with all participants. (Notes from Individual Table Discussions Summary and Summary of Table Discussions can be found on OLN website OAC information) General comments included the need to continue the work begun at this meeting. Collaboration between practice and education was noted as an essential component of moving forward. Working together to identify common goals, identifying potential resources (both financial and human), identifying key stakeholders who may be able to provide assistance and support, collecting data that will help inform and support the progression of nursing education and getting practicing nurses involved in the process were recurrent themes from table discussions. BSN in ten legislation was also discussed by some attendees. Notes from table discussions to be developed for each table (17 tables) and a summary will also be developed (see OLN website OAC information). This information will be shared with all who are on the list serve for the Ohio Action Coalition, which includes all who participated today. A list of today s participants will be posted with the meeting notes and discussion from today. Multiple attendees expressed willingness to host/sponsor upcoming meetings of the Action Coalition. Thank you to Pat Farmer for her presentations. Thank you to the Planning Committee: Cindy Wilkins, Hope Moon, Kay Wellman, Sean McGlone, Jane Mahowald, Pat Farmer (CCNA) and Jen Cooper (CCNA). Thank you to Ohio Hospital Association and Ohio Council of Associate Degree Education Administrators (OCADNEA) for their financial contributions to support for this event. The meeting concluded at 2:30 PM. Meeting notes, table discussions, summary of table discussions done by Cindy Wilkins, Kay Wellman, Hope Moon, Sean McGlone, and Jane Mahowald OAC_Meeting Notes_ June 21,
3 Last Name First Name Agency Name Ankele Ruth Owens Community College Arms Deborah Mid-Ohio District Nurses Association Arps Gloria Henry County Health Department Baker Patrick UC Health - West Chester Hospital Barta Barbara bbarta@mccn.edu Baumlein Gail baumleig@franklin.edu Franklin University Beebout Tara tbeebout@ohiohealth.com Grady Memorial Hospital Beidelschies Sandra Sandra.Beidelschies@knoxcommhosp.o rg Knox Community Hospital Boeckman Janet jboeckman1@neo.rr.com Jacksonville U Boggs Kim kboggs@ohiohealth.com Grant Medical Center/OhioHealth Breedlove Linda lbreedlove@rmh2.org Robinson Memorial Hospital Brown Kathy kathryn.brown@thechristhospital.com The Christ Hospital Butler Sheila sbutler@hondros.edu Hondros Colege kathleen.carissimi@thechristcollege.ed The Christ Collegeof & Carissimi Kathleen u Health Sciences Summa Health system-akron Clark Susan clarks@summahealth.org City Hospital Cobb Beverly beverly.cobb@kc.edu Kettering College Collier Sue collies2@ccf.org Hillcrest Hospital Conti Marcy mconti@ohiohealth.com OhioHealth Doctors Hospital Cox Mary mac101@woh.rr.com Sinclair Community College Dees Barbara jdees99@aol.com Gonzaga Univeristy DeFrancisco Cheryl cdefranc@ohiohealth.com Riverside Methodist Hospital Dickerson Pamela pdickerson@aol.com PRN Continuing Education Didion Judy jdidion@lourdes.edu Lourdes university Downing Ruth Forensic HC Center Drennen Carol cdrennen@kent.edu Kent State University at Ashtabula Edwards Doris dorisedwards@columbus.rr.com Capital University Farmer Fields McCoy Frank- Lightfoot Patricia Center to Champion in America Shirley shirleyfmccoy@gmail.com The Ohio Nurses Association Loraine llightfoot@wchosp.org Wooster Community Hospital Freece Debbie modna@sbcglobal.net Gallagher- Lynn OSU Mid-Ohio District Nurses Association OAC_Meeting Notes_ June 21,
4 Ford Garrison Sue Miami University Gaspar Timothy The University of Toledo Gmeiner Jayne Miami Valley Hospital & West Central Ohio Institute Goliat Laura Ursuline College Graham Shelley Riverside Methodist Hospital Gray Kelly North Central State College Green Sue Urbana University Greig Judith Lakeland Community College Grund Faye Ashland University Haas Nancy University Hospitals Case Medical Center Hanly Donna Ohiohealth Haverkamp Jacqueline Otterbein University Hawkins Sharon Sinclair Community College Haynes Elaine Muskingum University Hill Taryn Chamberlain College of Hoffman Lisa James Cancer Hospital Houchen Betsy Ohio Board of Hulme Mary Ann UH Case Medical Center Jackson Lisa Pomerene Hospital Johnson Deanna Crystal Clinic Orthopeadic Center Johnson Sue College of Mount St. Joseph Kaskel Beth Notre Dame College Kavanagh Joan Cleveland Clinic Kehren Debra Lourdes University Keller Kristina Lourdes University Kimchi- Judith Chamberlain College of Woods King Michelle ProMedica Toledo Hospital Kolacz Nicole Pomerene Hospital Kovaleski Nancy Aultman Kubitza Stephanie University Hospitals Case Medical Center Landis Christine Dublin Methodist Lanier Janice Lecher William (Bill) Cincinnati Children's Hospital Lock Vida Cleveland State University Lohri-Posey Brenda edu Belmont College Mahowald Jane Ohio League for Maier Cecilia Jane Chamberlain College of Mainous Rosalie Wright State University OAC_Meeting Notes_ June 21,
5 Martin Rose Marie Ohio Nurses Association Massie Billie MedCentral.org Maurer Linda Wilson Memorial Hospital Maxwell Cindy Pomerene Hospital McGlone Sean Ohio Hospital Association McWilliams Mary Marion Technical College Mikolaj Eda Otterbein University Milstead Jeri Mitchell Donna University of Rio Grande Miville Barbara Urbana University Moon Hope Lorain County Community College Morano Susan Ohio Board of Morgan Sally ONA Morris Mary Good Samaritan College of and Health Science Morris Kathleen Ohio Nurses Association Mosca Nancy Akron Children's Hospital Moses Bonnie Mt. Carmel College of Munoz Cora Capital University Nash Barbara Ohio Nurses Association Neu Frances ITT- Dayton Noonan Jacqueline The Toledo Hospital Nowicki Maria Maria.Nowicki Mercy College of Ohio Nunn-Ellison Keri keri.nunn-ellison Sinclair Community College O'Dell Susan Mercy College of Ohio O'Leary Colleen Columbus Chapter ONS & Central Ohio Clinical Nurse Specialist Association Paliswat Anne Aultman Peden Ann Capital University Perry Ruth Grady Memorial Hospital Phillips- Lowe Angie Pickens Kim m The Christ Hospital Placek Marjorie Cleveland State University Raub Helen Mercy Medical Center Reed Janice AARP Rolen Penni-Lynn plgrolen Hondros College Ross- The University of Akron College Kathleen Alaolmolki of Salvador Diane University of Toledo Schiele Ann OAC_Meeting Notes_ June 21,
6 Schofield Judi The Christ Hospital Sharpnack Patricia Ursuline College Snively Therese Sommers Kathy Southworth Sheri Riverside Methodist Hospital Sprunk Elizabeth Mercy College of Ohio Sterzer Sally Kettering Medical Center stolkowski Elizabeth ATS Institute of Technology Stopper Connie Hiram College Stroder Keith Lourdes University Sweeney Nancy Urbana University Tost Paula Marie Ohio Health, Riverside Turpin Linda The Christ Hospital Waite Pam The Center for Health Affairs/NEONI Walker Sandra Central Ohio Technical College Wallis Eric OhioHealth Wambach Susan Kaplan College Werdman Eileen University of Cincinnati Wetmore Dawn Owens Community College Wilkins Cindy Muskingum University Worcester Paulette Miami University Yeagley Laurie Mercy Medical Center Yonghong Ke Capital University Young Devona Promedica Flower Hospital Zenner Patricia Owens Community College OAC_Meeting Notes_ June 21,
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