STATE OF UTAH Recommendation: Implement nurse residency programs



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STATE OF UTAH Recommendation: Implement nurse residency programs Project Goal 1: To increase the number of formalized, evidence based, year long residency programs (from 1 to 6) in Utah supporting registered nurses in the transition into practice. Objectives/Measurable Outcomes Action Steps 1.1a Identify Education & Practice Lead for each site Target Date Responsible Party 18 month deliverable Feb 13 Leads identified at each site, communication preferences, and contact information documented 24 month deliverable Documentation of leadership changes 1.1 Build a statewide consortium of RN residency program (from schools of nursing and hospitals) 1.1b Convene first quarterly meeting of consortium 1.1c Initiate residency program in 5 new sites Feb April 13 PI and Grant Coordinator July 14 Education/Practice leads at each site & Communication network established by consortium, including primary contact information for each site lead; Listserve, Newsletter, or Group Conference Calls as agreed upon by the Initiation of 3 new RN Residency pilots; documentation of implementation date and numbers enrolled Documentation of quarterly meetings Total of 5 RN Residency s Across the State; enrollment, process, and program information documented

1.2a Creation of Competency toolkit Feb April 13 PI, Grant Coordinator, Consortium Toolkit distributed to consortium and residency sites Toolkit available for future residency programs 1.2 Provide coaching and resources to facilitate design, implementation and evaluation of each residency program 1.2b Instructional meeting with residency partner teams regarding program creation, implementation and evaluation 1.2c Site visits to each residency program in order to answer questions and provide recommendations March July 14 March July 14; at least quarterly Instruction on implementation and evaluation process complete for each site Coaching is documented through visit/communication summaries Coaching is documented through visit/communication summaries 1.2d Create and complete evaluation plan with each residency site. March July 14 Evaluation plan is created and implemented Evaluation plans are documented and complete

Project Goal 2: To achieve measurable consistency and quality in Utah residency program curriculum, implementation and evaluation. Objectives/Measurable Target Responsible Action Steps 18 Month Deliverable 24 Month Deliverable Outcomes Date Party 2.1 Develop and provide core components and resources (educational materials, tool, teaching strategies, best practices) for shared use by programs in implementation and evaluation 2.1a Environmental scan assessment of current approaches to orientation, internship, or residency 2.1b Develop model for curriculum, mentoring and seamless transition into clinical practice 2.1c Purchase UHC Residency Tool kit. Create online repository using infrastructure CANVAS to share educational resources 2.1d Develop a mechanism to share simulation training resources, IPE training modules and specialty clinical training experiences April 13 May 13 Jun 13 July 13 Coordinator UACH Coordinating Council Coordinator 2.1a Completed assessment with gap and overlap analysis 2.1b Report outlining model chosen, education and practice team members 2.1c Demonstration/ documentation of platform availability and educational resources in place 2.1d Simulation and IPE training modules integrated into all residency programs 1.1 Participant evaluation of limited redundancies and increased efficiency 1.3 Documentation of resources accessed on CANVAS by all residency programs

2.2 Design and implement a coordinated system to capture data for program 2.2a Develop and implement a centralized web (Redcap) survey to capture complete data from individual residents 2.2b Collect hospitalbased data on key nurse resident and program metrics July 13 Dec 13 2.2a Recap of data site, all surveys completed and returned to UACH 2.2b Results of program and resident surveys 2.2b Report on use of core resources for program planning and implementation by RN Residency (analytics to capture patterns of use) 2.2b Report on degree of adherence with recommended core components for an evidenced based RN Residency program (100% by month 24) 2.2b Report on use of core resources for program planning and implementation by RN Residency (analytics to capture patterns of use) 2.2c Collect hospitalbased data on key outcomes metrics (e.g. vacancy, turnover, retention, and educational preparation) Jun 14 2.2c Results of hospital surveys Number of programs that have initiated resident training Number of residents in training Comprehensive Team Assessments/evaluatio n of redundancy Hospital data on key nurse and program metrics 2.2c Results of hospital surveys Number of programs that have initiated resident training Number of residents in training Comprehensive Team Assessments/evaluation of redundancy Hospital data on key nurse and program metrics Hospital data on key

Hospital data on key outcome measures (vacancy, turnover, retention, educational preparation) 2.2c Completeness of data for program evaluation and national benchmarking (50% by month 18) outcome measures (vacancy, turnover, retention, educational preparation) 2.2c Completeness of data for program evaluation and national benchmarking (80% by month 24)

Project Goal 3: Increase gender and ethnic diversity of new RN graduates that have access to RN Residency s to create a RN workforce that is at least as diverse as the population served. Objectives/Measurable Outcomes 3.1 Design and implement a targeted recruitment strategy to support the successful recruitment of a diverse pool 3.2 Ensure retention of ethnically diverse new RN graduates Action Steps 3.1a Develop website and recruitment materials and advertisements to attract and recruit ethnically diverse nursing students. 3.1b Create career fair/booths and information for graduating diverse students 3.1c Nursing programs track and share data regarding the diversity of their students and graduates. 3.1d Advise and assist in recruitment of diverse students ready to graduate 3.2a Assess needs (baseline current diversity of RN employees) and organizational culture and climate supporting diversity in each site Target Date Mar 13 August 13 October 13 May & August 13 April 13 Responsible Party Education UONL ALC Education Hospital 18 month deliverable Website tracking in place with utilization rates reported. Diversity data reported by all the schools Interim feedback used to identify retention issues 24 month deliverable Website tracking reflects trends and successful recruitment of minorities. 5% increased diversity of applicant pool and residents per hospital site Diversity trends reported and shared with education and practice Increased retention rates in diverse employees for hospital

3.3 Establish a Utah state chapter of Hispanic Nurses Associate or Multicultural Nurses Association 3.2b Develop site specific diversity action plan 3.2c Develop system to capture diversity data across sites and compare to statewide trends 3.2d Imbed diversity data collection strategies within hospital based outcomes, nurse resident measures and program metrics 3.3a Identify key leads and stakeholders. 3.3b Recruit members and submit application to establish state chapter 3.3c Provide information on RN Residency s in state to organization Jun 13 Hospital Action plans in place in each site Data collection system in place Dec 13 Hospital Data collection system in place March 13 UONL June 13 UONL Charter application submitted June 13 Action plans in place in each site Data collected and available across sites. Charter members recruited Information submitted and utilized by Residency s