What's the Big Deal???
The average turnover cost for a bedside RN
What is $85,000
The 7 roles of the Preceptor
What are Teacher/Coach, Leader/Influencer, Facilitator, Evaluator, Socialization Agent, Role Model & Protector?
Informs the beginner about effectiveness, or lack of effectiveness, of both thinking and technical skills provides a source for experience, particularly when accompanied by reflection about the experiences
What is Feedback?
Mismatch, Attitude, poor communication, inadequate skills & competency
What is Challenges of Precepting or Reasons Orientation fails?
AIDET
What is...
Acknowledge
Introduce
Duration
Thank you?
The Most common "hardest" role in precepting
What is the Evaluator?
Demonstration of ability to do the job consistently
What is competency?
A discussion between two or more people where the stakes are high, opinions vary, and emotions run strong
What is Crucial Conversations?
Assessment, Diagnosis, Identify Outcomes, Planning, Implementation, Evaluation
What is the Nursing Process?
There are 4 learning styles
What are Visual, Auditory, Read/Write & Kinesthetic?
5 components of One-to-One Communication strategy
What are Intent, Listening, Advocacy, Inquiry, & Silence?
Within a Just culture, there are 3 types of errors...
What are Human error, at-risk behavior, reckless behavior?
Adequate Clinical Skills, Efficient, task prioritization and outcomes met.
What is Completion of Orientation?
Passionate, Willingness, Motivated, Professional, organized
What is Qualities of a good preceptor?
Asking open ended questions helps build this skill
What is Critical Thinking?
Trust & Communication are elements of this successful relationship
What is the Preceptor/Preceptee relationship?