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QUALITY AND SAFETY EDUCATION FOR NURSES (QSEN)
- FUNDED BY THE ROBERT WOOD JOHNSON FOUNDATION
- -FACILITATE THE EXECUTION OF CHANGES IN NURSING EDUCATION
- -NEW OPPORTUNITIES FOR FACULTY DEVELOPMENT
- -LEARN FROM A 15 SCHOOL PILOT COLLABORATIVE
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SIX QSEN COMPETENCIES
- PATIENT CENTERED CARE
- QUALITY IMPROVEMENT
- TEAMWORK AND COLLABORATION
- EVIDENCE BASED PRACTICE
- SAFETY
- INFORMATICS
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PATIENT CENTERED CARE
RECOGNIZE THE PATIENT OR DESIGNEE AS THE SOURCE OF CONTROL AND FULL PARTER IN PROVIDING COMPASSIONATE AND COORDINATEDCARE BASED ON RESPECT FOR PATIENT'S PREFERENCES, VALUES, AND NEEDS
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TEAMWORK & COLLABORATION
FUNCTION EFFECTIVELY WITHIN NURSING & INTERPROFESSIONAL TEAMS, FOSTERING OPEN COMMUNICATION, MUTUAL RESPECT, AND SHARED DECISION MAKING TO ACHIEVE QUALITY PATIENT CARE
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EVIDENCE BASED PRACTICE
INTEGRATE BEST CURRENT EVIDENCE WITH CLINICAL EXPERTISE & PATIENT/FAMILY PREFERENCES & VALUES FOR DELIVERY OF OPTIMAL HEALTH CARE
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QUALITY IMPROVEMENT
USE DATA TO MONITOR THE OUTCOMES OF CARE PROCESSES AND USE IMPROVEMENT METHODS TO DESIGN AND TEST CHANGES TO CONTINUALLY IMPROVE THE QUALITY & SAFETY OF HEALTH CARE SYSTEMS
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SAFETY
MINIMIZE RISK OF HARM TO PATIENTS & PROVIDERS THROUGH SYSTEM EFFECTIVENESS & INDIVIDUAL PERFORMANCE
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INFORMATICS
USE INFORMATION & TECHNOLOGY TO COMMUNICATE, MANAGE KNOWLEDGE, MITIGATE ERROR, AND SUPPORT DECISION MAKING
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