Join us for a webinar exploring two innovative programs that advance health equity in nursing education. This is an opportunity to engage in conversation with experts and peers, while learning about program outcomes and lessons learned. Both programs are Nursing Innovations Fund awardees, supported by AARP and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.

Agenda

Welcome:

Jennifer A. Peed, MSW
Sr. Director, Center Integration
AARP Center for Health Equity through Nursing 

Facilitator:

Ashley Darcy-Mahoney, PhD, NNP-BC, FAAN
Senior Nurse Scholar in Residence, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
Professor, George Washington University

Programs and Presenters:

The Social Mission of Associate Degree Nursing Programs
Gain insights into the Social Mission Metrics (SMM) self-assessment survey, which is being administered to associate degree nursing program leaders across the country. This program aims to establish a baseline for social mission performance and identify opportunities for improvement. Understand how this survey can help nursing programs advance their commitment to health equity and social justice and learn about the key findings and recommendations for driving positive change.

• Sonal Batra, MD, MST, FACEP
  The George Washington University
• Rick Garcia, PhD, RN, FAADN
  The Organization for Associate Degree Nursing

Eliminating Structural Racism in Nursing Education: Utah Action Strategies
Discover how the Extension for Community Healthcare Outcomes (ECHO) curriculum is being utilized to identify and dismantle barriers contributing to structural racism in nursing education. Learn about the strategies and outcomes of this innovative approach, and how it can be applied to create a more inclusive and equitable learning environment for nursing students.

• Vernell P. DeWitty, PhD, RN, FAAN
  Pourquois Diversity Consulting, LLC
• Joan Gallegos, MSW, RN
  Utah Action Coalition
• Teresa Garrett, DNP, RN, PHNA-BC
  University of Utah College of Nursing
  Utah Action Coalition