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APNA 30th Annual Conference Session 2014: October 20, 2016 Creviston 1 Jake Creviston, DNP, RN, PMHNPBC Michael Polacek, MSN, RNBC APNA 2016 Annual Conference Participants will be able to:

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APNA 30th Annual Conference Session 2014: October 20, 2016

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Jake Creviston, DNP, RN, PMHNP‐BC

Michael Polacek, MSN, RN‐BC

APNA 2016 Annual Conference

Participants will be able to:

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1840’s Sisters of Charity (initial ascent)

The Nightingale Shift (progress and formalization)

Contemporary Reforms (regrouping)

State of the state (summit in view) 

Idealized leadership (summit!) 

Nursing Leadership and Reformation (base camp)

Healthcare Reform is a continual process

“History is revelation” (Libster & McNeil, 2009)

1840 Sister Matilda and Dr. Hughes Stokes open Mount Hope 

Roles of the “nurse” and physician

Action evolves from care

Advices Concerning the Sick predated Notes on Nursing

Reformed care environment

Statistics and healthcare

Formal educational curriculum 

Societal respect as a reformer

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Dix: advocacy for humane care

Barton: bedside to global care

Peplau: practice based  on  engagement

Bolton: leader in  modern healthcare reform

“Nurse‐Doctor Game” (Stein  et al.,  1967)

Oppressed‐group dynamics

Nurses underrepresented on boards

2‐4% of hospital boards (Prybil ,  2009)  

2% of health care boards (Curran  &  Totten,  2010)

To Err is Human (IOM,  2000)

Crossing the Quality Chasm (IOM,  2001)

Social Determinants of Health (Commission  on  Social  Determinants  of  health,  2008)  

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The Triple Aim (Berwick ,  Nolan ,  &  

Whit t ington,  2008)

Affordable Care Act (PPACA,  2010)

ACOs,  CCOs  and

behavioral  health integration

Future of Nursing  ( IOM,  2011)

8  recommendations

4  key  messages

Interprofessional movement  ( IPEC,  2011)  

National

MHPA,  TARP,  Patrick Kennedy,  the  rules

Corrections:  16%‐24%  SMI  (Durmont,  et  al. ,  2012)

Oregon (MHA,  2015)

MH  Statistics

Coordinated  Care Organizations  boards: 2.7%  nurses  (Creviston,  2015)

Oregon Strategic  Plan: 18‐member  board 0  nurses  (OHA,  2015)

Time,  incentive,  preparation,  desire  and  lack  of  invitation  l imit  maximal  leadership  (Crev i s ton,  2015)     

Nurses   least  l ikely  to  drive  reform  (Khoury et  

a l . ,  2011)  

Fall warning, crevasses in area.

! Avalanche warning take alternative route.

Watch out, winter storm ahead

Caution high winds in area.

Warning low oxygen levels.

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But we are the most trusted profession 11

we have clinical and leadership expertise

our leadership promotes patient outcomes 16

we are the largest segment of the workforce 15

and we are more successful in teams…10

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National Initiatives Future  of  Nursing  Campaign  

for  Action Nurses  on  Boards  Coalition  

(10,000  nurses  by  2020) Culture  of  Health

Oregon Initiatives Oregon  Action  Coalition;  

Nurses  on  Boards  grant ORAPNA  Resource  Center  

Scroll down to bottom and click appropriate link:

Now go to:www.NursesOnBoardsCoalition.org

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Nurses  are  ideally prepared to  contribute towards  health 

care  reform  to  optimize  patient outcomes.  

We  believe  that  nurses  are  crucial health care  

stakeholders.  

This  requires  participation at  all  leadership levels  and  

nurses on  EVERY  BOARD!

Research:  Measure  nurse  trustee  impact  on  health

Prepare:  Seek  and  provide  governance  mentorship  

and  training

Start  small  e.g.,  nursing  professional  org  

Participate:  Promote  national  and  local  efforts

Join  your  state  RWJF  Action Coalition

Communicate  via  APNA  member  bridge

Follow  the  CampaignForAction.org

Do not wait for an invitation

Jake Creviston, DNP, RN, PMHNP‐BCAssistant Professor Linfield Good Samaritan School of Nursing, Portland, Oregon

[email protected]

Michael Polacek, MSN, RN‐BCProfessional Development Specialist, Salem Health, Oregon 

[email protected]

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