Magnet Basics
ANCC uses the term Magnet because of the forces of attraction that draw these people toward Magnet hospitals.
Nurses
Patients
The nursing department that supports Magnet designation at Marianjoy
Nursing Professional Development
Magnet is built around three basic tenants: Structure, Process, and ......
Outcomes
The Magnet model component that recognizes that every Nurse has influence and demonstrates leadership that transforms organizations for the better.
Transformational Leader
What does the acronym
NM - I R-B-C represent?
Northwestern Medicine - Interprofessional Relationship Based Care
The Magnet Recognition Program was developed as a result of this type of work analyzing high performing hospitals in the 1980's
Nursing Research
The Chief Nurse Executive (CNE) is the highest-level nurse with ultimate responsibility for all nursing practice within the organization. Name that nurse.
Anne Hubling
DNP, MHSA, RN, CPHQ, NEA-BC
The standardized language and practices to prevent accidents, errors, and miscommunication.
Safety Tools
Name some examples:
The Magnet model component that recognizes how the structures and processes of a hospital make it possible to have excellent nurses, excellent patient outcomes, and excellent overall performance.
Structural Empowerment
What kind of model is NM-IRBC?
Professional Practice Model
There are approximately this many Magnet hospitals worldwide. (All Types)
Hint: Round to the nearest hundred.
600
Magnet has specific definitions for different nursing roles. One is a nurse who spends the majority (>50%) of their time providing direct care.
Clinical Nurse
What are some examples of nursing outcomes.
Falls with Injury, HAPI, CAUTI, & CLABSI
The Magnet model component that recognizes the contribution of nursing through critical thinking, nursing practice improvements, and professional behaviors that enhance patient outcomes.
Exemplary Professional Practice
What are the three primary relationships in IRBC?
Relationship with Self
Colleagues
Patients, Families, & Community
There are currently this many Magnet accredited Inpatient Rehabilitation Hospitals in the US
Six
(MRH would be the 7th)
Marianjoy has embraced this motto and logo as a nod to our history and the challenge of achieving Magnet designation.
Journey to Magnet
Labyrinth
The term used for quality-of-care data associated with nursing practice
Nurse Sensitive Indicators (NSI)
The Magnet model component that recognizes that nursing is ever evolving and requires nurses to be on the cutting edge of their profession, contributing to the science of nursing.
New Knowledge, Innovations, & Improvements
Patients First, Teamwork, Excellence, & Integrity provide guidance and guardrails to all of the interactions that occur between people. Collectively these are known as what?
NM Values
To become Magnet Designated, ANCC requires two steps to evaluate compliance with Magnet Standards. What are they?
Magnet Document Submission
Magnet Site Visit
Marianjoy has spent 10 years preparing for Magnet Designation.
Name some ways Nursing at MRH has developed/improved
Strengthening Shared Leadership
Improving Nursing Outcomes
Increasing BSN & Certification rates
The Nursing Shared Leadership Council that is responsible for reviewing professional practice and patient outcome data
Nursing Practice and Quality Council
Magnet helps organizations improve the work environment and patient outcomes. How is this reflected in the Magnet Model
Empirical Outcomes is at the center of the Magnet Model.
MRH nursing goals align with NM IRBC and can be found in this planning document.
Nursing Strategic Roadmap