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A Staged Approach to Educating Nurses in Health Policy
Carol Hall Ellenbecker1, Jacqueline Fawcett1, Emily J Jones1
11 College of Nursing and Health Sciences, University of Massachusetts Boston, MA, USA.
Nurses need better health policy education. This article proposes a staged approach, tailoring content to nursing education levels and policy scope, to improve nurse engagement in health policy.
Area of Science:
- Nursing Education
- Health Policy
- Public Health
Background:
- Nurses are encouraged to participate in health policy development.
- Current nursing education in health policy is often broad and ambitious.
- There's a recognized need for improved nurse engagement in health policy advocacy and leadership.
Purpose of the Study:
- To propose a staged approach for nursing health policy education.
- To tailor health policy content to different nursing education levels.
- To enhance nurses' preparedness for health policy development.
Main Methods:
- The article proposes a progressive educational model.
- Content focus shifts from organizational to local, state, and national policy levels.
- Curriculum is designed to align with the nurse's role at each educational stage.
Main Results:
- A structured, staged approach to health policy education is presented.
- The proposed method aims to make health policy education more manageable and effective.
- This approach is expected to better equip nurses for policy involvement.
Conclusions:
- A staged educational approach can optimize nursing engagement in health policy.
- Tailoring content to educational levels and policy scope is crucial.
- This strategy will better prepare nurses to shape effective health policies.
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