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Empowering Nurse Leaders: The OB-CE© Model in Action
Journal of Continuing Education in Nursing
|July 1, 2025
Summary
The Nurse Manager Certificate Program enhances nursing leadership skills through a competency-based curriculum. This program offers academic progression and a digital badge, validating leadership competencies for career advancement.
Area of Science:
- Nursing Education
- Leadership Development
- Continuing Education
Background:
- The Nurse Manager Certificate Program utilizes a competency-based curriculum.
- It is founded on the Outcome-Based Continuing Education model.
Purpose of the Study:
- To describe the Nurse Manager Certificate Program's structure and outcomes.
- To highlight its role in advancing nursing leadership.
Main Methods:
- Combines leadership theories with management tools.
- Incorporates virtual collaboration and problem-solving activities in a blended online format.
- Respects existing participant competencies while developing new skills.
Main Results:
- The program transitioned to a blended online format in 2020.
- Graduates are eligible for academic progression, including Doctor of Nursing Practice course waivers.
- Participants receive a digital badge validating leadership competencies aligned with AACN Essentials.
Conclusions:
- The program provides a portable credential enhancing professional credibility.
- It effectively bridges professional development with academic success.
- Demonstrates the practical application of the Outcome-Based Continuing Education model.
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