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Published on: February 19, 2021
Novice to expert: the evolution of an advanced practice evaluation tool.
Juanita Conkin Dale1, Barbie Drews, Paula Dimmitt
1Children's Medical Center, Dallas, TX, USA. juanita.dale@childrens.com
Summary
This study introduces the Performance Excellence and Accountability (PEAC) Tool to evaluate healthcare provider performance. The PEAC Tool uses Benner
Area of Science:
- Healthcare professional development
- Nursing education and practice
- Quality improvement in healthcare
Background:
- Professional performance evaluation is crucial for healthcare quality.
- Standardizing performance evaluation is challenging due to diverse settings and evaluators.
- Existing methods may not fully capture the nuances of advanced practice.
Purpose of the Study:
- To develop and evaluate a novel tool for measuring advanced practice provider performance.
- To apply Benner's novice to expert model in performance assessment.
- To enhance accountability in healthcare professional practice.
Main Methods:
- Development of the Performance Excellence and Accountability (PEAC) Tool(©).
- Application of Benner's novice to expert model as a framework.
- Implementation and evaluation of the PEAC Tool in practice.
Main Results:
- The PEAC Tool(©) provides a structured method for assessing advanced practice providers.
- The tool facilitates measurement based on professional practice facets.
- Practical implementation and evaluation data support its utility.
Conclusions:
- The PEAC Tool(©) offers a viable solution for standardized performance evaluation.
- It supports the measurement of advanced practice provider performance effectively.
- The tool aids in promoting accountability and excellence in healthcare settings.
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