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The CNO US Healthcare Immersion Program, Part 1: A Transformational Leadership Model
Dawna L Cato1, Kathy Walker, Deborah Aders
1PreferUS Healthcare, Overland Park, Kansas (Dr Cato); Banner-University Medical Center Phoenix, Arizona (Ms Walker); Yuma Regional Medical Center, Arizona (Ms Aders); Yinchuan Guolong Hospital, Xingqing District, Ningxia Province, China (Ms Liu); and Student-Doctor of Nursing Practice, Arizona State University, Oregon City, Oregon (Ms McFadden).
Nursing Administration Quarterly
|December 6, 2018
Summary
US healthcare leaders are enhancing global partnerships to share expertise and support health systems. A Chief Nursing Officer (CNO) program introduced US nursing leadership competencies to Chinese CNOs for health care reform.
Area of Science:
- Global Health
- Healthcare Management
- Nursing Leadership
Background:
- Recent global health events necessitate strengthened international healthcare collaborations.
- Key US health organizations are expanding global missions for health improvement.
- There is a growing need for international exchange of healthcare best practices and research.
Purpose of the Study:
- To introduce United States Chief Nursing Officer (CNO) leadership competencies to Chinese CNO colleagues.
- To prepare Chinese CNOs for their roles in future healthcare reform.
- To foster international collaboration in healthcare delivery excellence.
Main Methods:
- A Chief Nursing Officer (CNO) US Healthcare Immersion Program was developed and implemented.
- The program focused on sharing US nursing leadership competencies.
- Participants included CNO colleagues from China.
Main Results:
- Chinese CNOs were introduced to US nursing leadership competencies.
- The program aimed to equip Chinese CNOs for health care reform.
- International relationships in healthcare were strengthened through this initiative.
Conclusions:
- The CNO US Healthcare Immersion Program serves as a model for international knowledge exchange.
- Sharing leadership competencies can support global health care advancement.
- Continued international collaboration is vital for improving health and healthcare systems worldwide.
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