Acronyms
Standard 6
Tricky Questions
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And, Finally
100
PO
What is Program Outcome?
100
Held every Fall, faculty review strengths and weaknesses in the individual courses.
What is the Annual Course Evaluation Meeting?
100
See Picture.
Who has a secret life?
100
1. Maintain and demonstrate current knowledge in the NA health care organization to advance clinical practice. 2. Utilize a broad repertoire of instructional and evaluation strategies in teaching.
What are some of the MSN role specific professional competencies?
100
This place was implemented to give students resources to help them become successful practitioners.
What is the Caring Place?
200
SLO
What is Student Learning Outcome?
200
1. Provide excellent learning opportunities to prepare graduates to meet national standards for entry into practice as competent, professional RNs. 2. Provide a relevant education and resources for students to graduate in a timely manner. 3. Prepare grads to function in nursing employment.
What are Program Outcomes (POs) for the BSN program?
200
Graduate Satisfaction Surveys, Senior Poster Presentation, HESI scores
What are some of the different evaluation methodologies?
200
See the Picture
Who his Harry Potter?
200
Carpet and rolling chairs
What are efforts to reduce noise for improved student concentration?
300
ELA
What is Estimated Level of Achievement?
300
1. The program demonstrates evidence of students' achievement in completing the nursing program. 2. The program demonstrates evidence of graduates' achievement in job placement. 3. The program demonstrates evidence of students' achievement of each end of program SLO/role specific comp.
What are MSN program outcomes?
300
An evidence-based project consisting of two parts. 1) a 10-20 page document assessing achievement of each of five EOP SLOs and a 2-3 page document describing how specific principles learned helped to develop the evidence based project.
What is the MSN Synthesis Project?
300
First semester-academic setting. Second semester-academic setting or hospital education department.
Where can NE students conduct their practicums?
300
Three years
What is the minimum time frame to collect, trend, and analyze data?
400
SPPE
What is Systematic Plan for Program Evaluation?
400
See picture.
Who thinks she is a movie star?
400
1. Analyze issues in the context of healthcare policy and finance, including political and organizational systems, to address the healthcare needs of a diverse society. 2. Analyze strategies to improve healthcare outcomes across the health continuum for various populations. 3. Utilize research methods to investigate problems, initiate changes, and improve nursing practice. 4. Synthesize theoretical frameworks from nursing and other disciplines to expand the knowledge base for advanced nursing practice. 5. Demonstrate advanced nursing practice roles from professional, organizational, and personal perspectives within an ethical and legal framework.
What are MSN EOP SLOs?
400
88% or more on the first attempt.
What is the ELA for NCLEX-RN performance?
400
See Picture
Who are the Co-Chairs of Standard 6?
500
Look at the picture being held up.
Which one of these girls is a member of the nursing faculty?
500
Virtual online poster presentation
How do the RN-BSN students demonstrate achievement of EOP SLOs?
500
See the Picture.
Who never wins anything?
500
This program was purchased for all undergraduate courses with a practicum component.
What is PrepU?
500
Eat, drink, and be merry!
What are we going to do Friday, October 6?
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