Creating a Successful Clinical Extern Program Using a Program Planning Logic Model

Stinson, S.F.; Wilkinson, Colleen

doi:10.1097/00124645-200405000-00007

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“…Used since the 1970s when it was introduced by Joseph Wholey, the logic model has undergone several revisions (Stinson & Wilkinson, 2004). "The Logic Model process is a tool that has been used for more than 20 years by program managers and evaluators to describe the effectiveness of their programs.…”

Section: Framework For Future Evaluationmentioning

confidence: 99%

Faith Community/Parish Nurse Literature

Dandridge

2014

Journal of Christian Nursing

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Faith community/parish nurses provide a variety of services thought to yield positive health outcomes. An integrative literature review was conducted to identify interventions most commonly used by parish nurses in the United States and determine the value of the parish nurse in health promotion and disease prevention. A review of 22 articles published 2008 to 2013 revealed that parish nurses are providing a wealth of interventions to diverse populations but are not successfully evaluating outcomes.

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Section: Framework For Future Evaluationmentioning

confidence: 99%

Faith Community/Parish Nurse Literature

Dandridge

2014

Journal of Christian Nursing

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“…Our preliminary logic model is based on previous PBRN literature 1 23 and represents the mechanisms and potential consequences of the activities within each phase of our project. 24–26 Throughout the project, our logic model will be continuously refined. The project started at the end of January 2021 and is expected to end by July 2022.…”

Section: Methods and Analysismentioning

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Building a practice-based research network for healthcare integration: a protocol paper for a mixed-method project

et al. 2022

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IntroductionPractice-based research networks (PBRNs) are sustained collaborations between healthcare professionals, researchers and members of the community that develop, conduct and report on research relevant to local needs. While PBRNs have traditionally been focused towards primary care practices and their patients, there has been increasing interest in how they may help facilitate healthcare integration. Yet, little is known on the ways in which PBRNs can best integrate with the broader healthcare system, in particular Advanced Health Research and Translation Centres. The overall project aim is to build a sustainable collaboration between a PBRN and an Advanced Health Research and Translation Centre to generate a research platform suitable for planning, undertaking and translating research to improve care across the healthcare continuum.Methods and analysisWe will use a developmental evaluation design. Our iterative approach will be informed by a programme logic model and consists of: preparation work (pre-implementation assessment, literature review, community and stakeholder engagement), adaptation and building for a sustainable collaboration (strategy for recruitment and sustainment of members) and planning for network action (designing and implementing priority initiatives, monitoring and follow-up).Ethics and disseminationThis project was approved by the Monash Health ethics committee (ERM Reference Number: 76281; Monash Health Ref: RES-21-0000-392L) and the Monash University Human Research ethics committee (Reference Number: 29786). Dissemination will take place via various channels, including relevant national and international committees and conferences, peer-reviewed journals and social media. Continuous dissemination to and communication with all participants in this project as well as other relevant stakeholders will help strengthen and sustain the network.

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“…Many organizations use extern programs as recruitment and retention strategies to reduce the role stress and reality shock new graduate nurses experience in the first year of practice. Extern programs can also provide opportunities for collaboration (Frizzell, 1993;Kramer, 1974;Rhoads, Sensenig, Ruth-Sahd, & Thompson, 2003;Stinson & Wilkinson, 2004;Woodtli et al, 1988). Cantrell and Browne (2006) examined employment histories of nurses who participated in a summer extern program and found a 77% retention rate among 153 new graduates, a rate considerably higher than the estimated 35%Y60% retention rate reported within the industry (Cantrell & Browne, 2006).…”

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The Effects of a Prelicensure Extern Program and Nurse Residency Program on New Graduate Outcomes and Retention

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Hollerbach

et al. 2015

Journal for Nurses in Professional Development

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Organizations are looking to new graduate nurses to fill expected staffing shortages over the next decade. Creative and effective onboarding programs will determine the success or failure of these graduates as they transition from student to professional nurse. This longitudinal quantitative study with repeated measures used the Casey-Fink Graduate Nurse Experience Survey to investigate the effects of offering a prelicensure extern program and postlicensure residency program on new graduate nurses and organizational outcomes versus a residency program alone. Compared with the nurse residency program alone, the combination of extern program and nurse residency program improved neither the transition factors most important to new nurse graduates during their first year of practice nor a measure important to organizations, retention rates. The additional cost of providing an extern program should be closely evaluated when making financially responsible decisions.

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Creating a Successful Clinical Extern Program Using a Program Planning Logic Model

Cited by 18 publications

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Faith Community/Parish Nurse Literature

Faith Community/Parish Nurse Literature

Building a practice-based research network for healthcare integration: a protocol paper for a mixed-method project

The Effects of a Prelicensure Extern Program and Nurse Residency Program on New Graduate Outcomes and Retention

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