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California Collaborative Model For Nursing Education: Building A Higher-Educated Nursing Workforce
Abstract:
The California Collaborative Model for Nursing Education (CCMNE) promotes seamless ADN-BSN academic progression as the most effective means by which the state can educate the numbers of BSN-prepared nurses needed in the future. Accelerated by state legislation and a national commitment to a higher-educated nursing workforce, the framework is sufficiently flexible to accommodate a variety of strategies that meet the intent of each Core Component, and can be implemented at local, regional, or state levels. Six percent of all current ADN students in California are dual enrolled in CCMNE BSN programs. CCMNE has a positive effect on ADN-BSN completions and will support increasing nursing workforce diversity in California.
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