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Brilliant at the Basics Part II: An Academic- Practice Partnership Collaboration and Its Impact on the Nursing and
Louis Davis1,2, Arthur Ko1, Jill A Turner3
1College of Health Professions, Detroit, Michigan.
Background:
The Brilliant at the Basics Leadership Presentation Series represents an output of a strategic collaboration between academic and clinical partners that addresses the gap between theoretical leadership education and practical application in health care settings.
Method:
In response to evolving post-pandemic challenges and changing organizational needs, this initiative delivered an enhanced 8-month program focused on developing core leadership competencies (e.g., decision-making, conflict resolution, and communication) among nursing and interprofessional leaders that built on the framework of the original series from 2018.
Results:
Participant feedback reflected overall program satisfaction, and both partners regarded the leadership series as beneficial.
Conclusion:
This article offers insight for nurses and institutions interested in offering continuing education in leadership development, especially within the academic-practice partnership setting. In addition, this article describes an academic-practice partnership that successfully collaborated in sustaining a much needed up-to-date training program.
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