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July 23, 2012

July 23, 2012. Kansas AC Co-Lead Cindy Teel, PhD, RN, FAAN Associate Dean, Graduate Programs KU School of Nursing. Session Overview. Purpose of Action Coalitions Kansas Action Coalition who is involved & what has been done? June 2011 and March 2012 meetings Priorities in Kansas

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July 23, 2012

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  1. July 23, 2012 Kansas AC Co-Lead Cindy Teel, PhD, RN, FAAN Associate Dean, Graduate Programs KU School of Nursing

  2. Session Overview • Purpose of Action Coalitions • Kansas Action Coalition • who is involved & what has been done? • June 2011 and March 2012 meetings • Priorities in Kansas • One recommendation – 80% BSN by 2020 • Ideas for next steps • Getting involved

  3. Purpose of Action Coalitions, CCNA • ACs are built to effect long-term sustainable change in moving the [IOM] recommendations into action • Comprised of diverse groups of stakeholders from a variety of sectors, the AC mission is to: • develop an issue strategy plan as basis for AC implementation efforts • ACs will further the overall initiative by • capturing best practices • determining research needs • tracking lessons learned • identifying replicable models

  4. Kansas Action Coalition Partners

  5. Kansas AC Activities • December • Creating a successful application, webinar • 4 KS AC Teams (AC Summit), formation • January • KCMHC CEO meeting, presentation • RWJF fellows involved in CFA, webinar • Involving health professionals & key stakeholders, webinar • Grant application to RWJF: Advancing Health Care Resources in KS: Mapping Workforce Data with GIS & Creating an Information Clearinghouse • February • Action Coalition Wave IV Application, review

  6. More activities… • March • KCMHC HR Steering Committee meeting, presentation • KS Nursing Education Summit, participation • April • Funding from HCFGKC • Hire Program Manager; Website development • KONL and KMEF presentations • May • Facebook, Twitter • APIN application • June • Newsletter • Fundraising webinar • MS student project re: 80/20

  7. Previous State SummitsFocus on IOM Recommendations June 2011, Kansas City Focus on message for KS legislators • Communication • Partnerships, Collaboration • Leadership, Mentorship • Responsibility for leading change • Need more data focused on outcomes • Patient safety, care quality • Financial support March 2012, Wichita Education emphasis • Communication • Partnerships, Collaboration • Leadership, Mentorship • Teamwork • Need for nursing workforce data • Simulation, diverse clinical education models • Financial Support

  8. KS Priorities, Per March Summit, N=81

  9. U.S. RN Population by Highest Educational Preparation 50% BSN or higher 50% AD or Diploma

  10. Kansas Data re: 80/20 Recommendation What’s our goal in Kansas??

  11. Interprofessional Collaboration Diversity Data #8 Build an infrastructure to collect & analyze interprofessional health care workforce data

  12. Advancing Practice • Increase visibility of nursing workforce • Overcome licensing, titling, and regulation barriers; state nurse practice acts • Foster interprofessional practice (IPP) • Promote patient-centered care • Promote employer recruitment and retention of a well-prepared workforce • Continue research re: care processes & outcomes

  13. Advancing Education • Seamless academic pathways • common curriculum; common competencies • Employer incentives to hire BSN or support obtaining BSN • 83% of new nurses are in hospitals • Funding for pursuit of 2nd degree • Accelerated programs, e.g., BS-DNP/PhD options • Curriculum to promote IPE • Enhancing student and faculty diversity; ~10% male • Market-competitive packages for nursing faculty

  14. Advancing Leadership Personal skills • Innovative thinking • Team membership & leadership • Achievement & community orientation • Organizational awareness & strategic orientation Knowledge • Health care delivery & performance • Business & finance • Human resources

  15. RisaLavizzo-Mourey, M.D., M.B.ARWJF President & CEO “At the RWJF, the IOM report is our blueprint for transforming the nursing profession to help ensure that all patients receive the care they need & deserve. We …encourage others to address its recommendations to fully realize the Campaign for Action’s vision: a nation where all have access to high-quality, patient-centered care in a health care system in which nurses contribute as essential partners in achieving success.” Lavizzo-Mourey, R. (2012) Nursing Outlook

  16. Getting involved…. Jon Teel, KS AC Program Manager jteel@kumc.edu Catch us on: Facebook, Twitter, & website http://facebook.com/kansasac https://twitter.com/#!/KansasAC http://kansasactioncoalition.org

  17. Questions & Discussion

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