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Using Learning Outcome Measures to assess Doctoral Nursing Education
Published on: June 21, 2010
Academic-Practice Partnerships, EHR in Nursing Curriculum, and the Value Equation
Mari Tietze1, Meagan Rogers1, Jennifer Roye1
1University of Texas at Arlington.
Abstract:
Workforce well-being and associated factors such as burnout, depression and documentation burden, have been identified as the highest concerns to be addressed. In academia, the new essentials of nursing practice including domain 8 for informatics and healthcare technology have become a focus for curricular revisions/enhancements. Our study focused on technology skills by using the technology of an academic EHR to measure baselines and progression of EHR use, sense of confidence, documentation competency, and post-graduation employer-based performance assessment. We provide results of an ongoing 1.5-year study and overarching strategy for university-wide deployment and financing.
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