Innovation Station
Incorporating the best scientific evidence, along with clinical expertise and patient preferences into decision making to improve patient care and outcomes?
What is evidence based practice?
This process requires nurses and interprofessional teams to work together toward shared goals for patient care.
What is collaboration?
This leadership principal ensures that nurse leaders act honestly and ethically in all decisions.
What is integrity?
Influencing others to achieve a common goal.
What is Leadership?
Which organization sets standards for hospital accreditation?
What is the Joint Commission?
A systematic and scientific process aimed at generating new knowledge, refining existing knowledge or extending what is already known?
What is nursing research?
This concept emphasizes working cohesively, sharing responsibilities and supporting each other to achieve optimal patient outcomes.
What is teamwork?
Allowing nurses to make independent clinical decisions within their scope of practice.
This Magnet model leadership style highlights the practice of inspiring and empowering nurses to embrace innovation, adapt to change, and work collaboratively toward a shared vision that advances patient care and professional practice.
What is Transformational Leadership?
Name one Joint Commission National Patient Safety Goal.
What is patient identification, medication safety, correct care at the correct time, infection prevention, excellent health outcomes, reduce suicide risk, safe transplant practices, pain management and safe prescribing practices?
This type of approval is required before conducting any nursing study to ensure ethical standards are met.
What is IRB (Institutional Review Board)?
This leadership approach encourages nurses to take ownership of their practice and contribute to ideas for improvement.
What is empowerment?
This benefit of strong nurse leadership helps nurses feel supported and valued, reducing turnover and burnout.
What is job satisfaction?
This process is used to identify the cause of errors.
What is Root Cause Analysis (RCA)?
This step in the clinical inquiry process involves critically examining and synthesizing research findings to determine validity, relevance and applicability to clinical practice.
What is literature review and appraisal?
This leadership model supports shared decision making be giving nurses a voice in clinical decision making, organizational policy and practice changes.
What is shared governance?
This designation from the American Nurses Credentialing Center recognizes hospitals where nursing leadership drives excellence in practice, professional development, and patient care.
What is Magnet Designation?
A cornerstone of effective nursing leadership that allows team members to feel safe, respected, and confident in their roles while promoting open communication and collaboration.
What is trust?
This model provides a framework for nursing practice that aligns with values, structures and processes to support nursing professional autonomy and quality patient care.
What is the nursing Professional Practice Model?
Limited time, lack of resources, and resistance to change are examples of these obstacles to implementing evidence-based practice changes.
What are barriers to evidence-based practice?
This principle of shared decision-making ensures diversity of perspectives by giving all participants an equal opportunity to share ideas and take part in decisions.
What is inclusivity?
This national database helps nurse leaders track nursing-sensitive indicators, benchmark performance, identify improvement areas, and support evidence-based practice for better patient care.
What is NDNQI?
This key indicator of care quality improves when nurses are motivated and empowered to provide exceptional patient-centered care.
What is patient satisfaction?
This term describes the process of aligning nursing goals with the organizations mission and long-term objectives.
What is strategic planning?