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Innovative Utilization of Wright's Model for Competency Validation.
Journal for Nurses in Professional Development
|July 27, 2021
Summary
Implementing Wright
Area of Science:
- Nursing Professional Development
- Healthcare Competency Assessment
Background:
- Wright's competency assessment model is widely recognized but difficult to implement.
- Previous attempts at enterprise-wide adoption faced challenges.
Purpose of the Study:
- To describe the implementation of Wright's model from a specific topic viewpoint.
- To adapt the model for sedation nurses across various experience levels and settings.
Main Methods:
- Centralized nursing professional development specialists developed adaptable guidelines and tools.
- Tools included literature review, exemplar, and peer review for competency validation.
- Guidelines were designed for sedation nurses irrespective of their practice environment or experience.
Main Results:
- The new competency validation methods achieved a 62% adoption rate within one year.
- Flexible guidelines and supplemental tools facilitated adoption.
Conclusions:
- A tailored approach to implementing Wright's model can overcome common challenges.
- Flexible, practical tools support the successful adoption of competency assessment strategies in nursing.
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