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Rebecca Bartlett Ellis1, Jennifer Remick, Megan Siehl
1Author Affiliations: Associate Professor and Executive Associate Dean for Academic Affairs (Dr Bartlett Ellis), Interim Assistant Dean for Prelicensure Programs (Remick), Director of Clinical Placement (Siehl), Indiana University School of Nursing; and Senior Project Manager (Dr Plunkitt), Clinical Education Center for Resuscitation Innovation and Science, and Vice President (Dr Ferren), Learning & Development, Indiana University Health, Indianapolis.
Abstract:
This innovative academic-practice partnership applied user-centered design, resulting in a new clinical model, the "Harm Prevention Partners Program." The model engaged students working as teams with faculty to intervene on nurse-sensitive indicators by documenting care on a novel smartphone tool and generating an intervention dashboard to visualize impact. Faculty utilized the dashboard to guide postclinical debriefing and highlight students' impact on patient outcomes.
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