Nursing Models of Care vs. Care Delivery Models (Audio Conference)

AUDIOCONFERENCE ON CD OR AUDIO ON-DEMAND

Sponsored by HCPro's Resource Center for the ANCC Magnet Recognition Program®

presented on July, 15, 2008

Professional models of care and care-delivery models: Do you have the right models in place?

Having well-defined models of care and care-delivery models in place is an expectation of the ANCC Magnet Recognition Program® as nursing staff must clearly identify the two models when speaking to appraisers during the site visit.

But does your model of care align with organizational strategic goals, and do your nurses understand how they carry out their unit care-delivery model in daily practice?

Don’t miss this 90-minute audioconference, Nursing Models of Care vs. Care Delivery Models: Selection and Implementation Techniques to Achieve Positive Patient Outcomes, where you’ll learn how to:

• Differentiate professional models of care from care-delivery models
• Choose and implement a professional model of care that correlates with your hospitals’strategic goals
• Use best practices for selecting care-delivery models
• Help staff nurses articulate the care-delivery model on their units, and how it aligns with your facility’s model of care
• Achieve measurable outcomes through unit-based care-delivery models

AGENDA

1. Professional models of care
   1. Differentiation between the models
   2. How the models impact each other
   3. Expectations for the ANCC Magnet Recognition Program®
2. Selecting and implementing an organizationwide professional model of care
   1. How to select a model of care
   2. Examples of models: How does it look in hospitals of different sizes?
      1. Patient focused/family-centered
      2. Recovery model
      3. Chronic disease management model
      4. The ANCC Magnet Recognition Program® model of care
   3. Implementing your model
      1. How to align your model with your nursing philosophy and strategic plan
3. Identify unit-specific care-delivery models
   1. Examples of various models
      1. Team
      2. Total
      3. Patient care
      4. Case management
4. How nurses implement care-delivery models into daily practice
   1. Use of specialty nursing roles that impact staffing
   2. Unit-based examples and strategies
      1. Best practices from Southern Ohio Medical Center
      2. Models of care delivery and continuity of care
      3. Nursing care delivery models
5. Achieving measurable outcomes through unit-based care-delivery models
   1. Skill mix
   2. Nurse-sensitive indicators
   3. Clinical outcomes - patient falls, skin breakdown, pain management
6. Q & A

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

By the end of the program you will be able to:

1. Identify the difference between models of care and care-delivery models
2. Choose a model of care that reflects the organization’s vision and mission
3. Assess the importance of nurses understanding and exemplifying the two models to ensure ANCC Magnet Recognition Program® designation
4. Select a unit-based care-delivery model that best exemplifies the organization’s model of care
5. Recognize barriers to choosing a unit-based care-delivery model
6. List ways to measure outcomes for unit-based care-delivery models
7. Demonstrate the impact care-delivery models have on patient outcomes

BONUS TOOLS

You will receive a copy of the program’s slide presentation and the following resources:

• Models of care delivery and continuity of care
• Examples of Southern Ohio Medical Center’s nursing care-delivery models
• Professional models of care chart
• Article, “Spot the difference between models of care and care-delivery models,” Source: HCPro’s Advisor to the ANCC Magnet Recognition Program®, April 2008
• HCPro’s White Paper on the ANCC Magnet Recognition Program®: Force of Magnetism Five: Professional models of care
  

These materials are provided with PDF links.

FACULTY

Barbara J. Hannon, RN, MSN, CPHQ, has been the coordinator for the Magnet Recognition Program® at the University of Iowa Hospitals & Clinic in Iowa City, IA, since 2002—a Magnet Recognition Program® recipient in 2004. Hannon chairs the professional nursing practice committee and nursing retention committee and is involved in quality improvement activities for the department.

Karen Marshall Thompson, MS, RN, CNS, is the administrator for Southern Ohio Medical Center (SOMC) Home Health Services in Portsmouth, OH—a Magnet Recognition Program® recipient in 2008. Thompson has 28 years of home care experience at SOMC and 24 of those years are in senior management. She serves as the Magnet Recognition Program® co-leader for SOMC.

WHO SHOULD LISTEN?

ANCC Magnet Recognition Program® project directors, directors/VPs of nursing, CNOs, administrators, administrative, educational services, nurse managers, clinical services, executive assistants, directors/VPs of patient care, staff nurses, librarians, quality nurses

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