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A faculty created strategic plan for excellence in nursing education
International Journal of Nursing Education Scholarship
|February 12, 2014
Summary
Strategic planning in nursing education requires faculty involvement to develop effective programs. This evidence-informed process engaged faculty, fostering leadership and positive culture change for future-ready nursing education.
Area of Science:
- Nursing Education
- Higher Education Administration
- Curriculum Development
Background:
- Academic institutions need new strategies to adapt nursing curricula.
- A dynamic healthcare environment necessitates evolving educational approaches.
- Faculty engagement is crucial for effective program development.
Purpose of the Study:
- To present an evidence-informed, faculty-driven process for strategic planning in nursing education.
- To explore how business frameworks and leadership philosophies can enhance nursing program development.
- To foster faculty engagement and leadership for curriculum transformation.
Main Methods:
- A co-created, evidence-informed strategic planning process involving faculty and facilitators.
- Leveraging seminal business frameworks and leadership development philosophies.
- Phased approach with a continuity team for institutional memory.
Main Results:
- The strategic planning process successfully engaged faculty and fostered leadership development.
- The initiative laid the groundwork for positive culture change among nursing faculty.
- The plan focused on excellence in nursing education and accreditation preparation.
Conclusions:
- Faculty-led strategic planning is essential for developing future-driven nursing programs.
- An evidence-informed, collaborative approach can transform nursing curricula.
- This process promotes faculty engagement, leadership, and positive cultural shifts in nursing education.
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