2019
DOI: 10.1016/j.profnurs.2019.02.003
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Development of an interprofessional clinical learning environment report card

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“…An annual learning environment survey is distributed to nursing students each year to assess elements of social interaction, organizational culture and structure, and physical and virtual spaces 26,27. Obtaining regular assessments of the frequency of incivility, behavioral and verbal violence, unhelpful and negative feedback, and public criticism for learners provides a basis for DEI initiatives and also provides trend data to determine overall progress.…”
Section: Approach: Contemporaneous Strategies For Enhancing Deimentioning
confidence: 99%
“…An annual learning environment survey is distributed to nursing students each year to assess elements of social interaction, organizational culture and structure, and physical and virtual spaces 26,27. Obtaining regular assessments of the frequency of incivility, behavioral and verbal violence, unhelpful and negative feedback, and public criticism for learners provides a basis for DEI initiatives and also provides trend data to determine overall progress.…”
Section: Approach: Contemporaneous Strategies For Enhancing Deimentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Each year the committee reviews selected performance metrics from multiple data streams and generates an Interprofessional Clinical Learning Environment Report Card . 5 The report highlights key recommendations and action steps. The top priority has been to reduce the mistreatment of medical students including experiences of public humiliation and bias.…”
Section: Approachmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As nursing and midwifery is a practice-based discipline, the majority of learning in it occurs in a clinical setting in which the clinical learning environment contributes to socializing students not only for their future profession but also for their role as learners (Kennedy et al, 2019;Liljedahl et al, 2015). This culture generates a robust learning environment and has a substantial effect not only on learning but also on patient care (Irby, 2018).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%