This presentation explores why a diverse nursing workforce is important for the delivery of quality, patient-centered care, and provides an introduction to the concept of holistic review in admissions. The presentation is intended to prepare nursing deans for participation in a holistic review in nursing workshop provided by AACN.
17. Evolving curricula to address
changes in health care delivery
Master
Academic
Plan Mission &
Vision
Communities
of Practice
Academic
policies
Virtual
learning
environments
Flipped
classroom
Programs
of study
Master
Academic
Plan
36. …be able to achieve
the mission and
goals of your school,
and provide
culturally sensitive
care to patients and
families?
37. …be able to help
reduce health care
disparities and meet
current and future
health care challenges?
38. …be committed to
meeting the health
care needs of diverse
populations within
your community,
state, and nation?
39. Culturally Competent and Sensitive Care
Nurse-patient
interactions must
understand the ways
cultural, racial and
socioeconomic
lifestyles are
expressed and how
these influence the
nurse-patient
interactions.
40. Deborah Trautman, PhD, RN, FAAN
AACN President and CEO
“If providing culturally
competent care is a goal we
can all support, then
diversifying the pipeline of
nursing students into
baccalaureate and high
degree programs must be a
national priority.”
42. Holistic Review
is a flexible, individualized way of
assessing an applicant’s capabilities,
by which balanced consideration is
given to the applicant’s experiences,
attributes and academic metrics.
43. Holistic Admissions Process
● Integrates core principles at each stage
of the process
● Facilitates identifying a broadly diverse
student body
● Contributes to an enhanced learning
environment for all students and a
better prepared nursing workforce.
44.
45. Growing Health workforce
shortages
Rapidly diversifying patient
population
Changing health care system
Challenge:
Preparing enough
nurses with the
right combination
of skills, qualities,
and experiences to
address the health
needs of diverse
communities
46. Diversity in the Learning Environment
“All students benefit from
being exposed to different
experiences, cultures, and
perspectives during the
educational process.”
Greer Glazer, RN, CNP, PhD, FAAN
Dean, University of Cincinnati College of Nursing
48. Sedlacek’s Noncognitive Factors
Positive self
concept
Realistic
self-
appraisal
Strong
support
system
Leadership
experience
Community
Involvement
Successfully
Handling
the system
Preference
for long-
term goals
49. Holistic Review in Nursing Workshop
● Think critically about
admissions and how
processes, practices, and
policies align with your
school’s mission and
goals.
● An open forum for you to
learn from your peers
50. Objectives
● Articulate the importance of diversity
● Describe the holistic review admission
process
● Identify 2-3 admission practices that could
be modified or implemented upon return to
campus
● Develop1-3 SMART goals to initiate
stakeholder engagement on campus
56. How should you prepare?
How is your school’s mission
manifested in your admission
processes and practices?
question
57. How should you prepare?
How is your school’s mission
manifested in your admission
processes and practices?
What role does your school’s diversity
interests play in admissions?
question
58. How should you prepare?
How is your school’s mission
manifested in your admission
processes and practices?
What role does your school’s diversity
interests play in admissions?
What are the school’s mission-driven
determinants of success?
question