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Coalition Member Engagement Resources
…isolated impact, outlines different types of collaborations, and offers five conditions for collective success. Engagement Tools Resources from the Harwood Institute The Harwood Institute for Public Innovation’s website has free…
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Idaho is Gathering Place for Final of Three Workshops
…a Culture of Health. Strengthen connections with longtime partners through Culture of Health work. Showcase how nurses are active participants in Culture of Health work. Communicate more easily and effectively…
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Wyoming Creates ReNEW Program and Toolkit on Concept-Based Nursing Education
The Wyoming Action Coalition developed a new curriculum which aligns courses, financial aid, and advising to allow nurses to earn an associate degree and transfer more easily to a BSN…
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Action Coalitions to Meet in Wisconsin for Second of Three Workshops
…participants in Culture of Health work. Communicate more easily and effectively about a Culture of Health. Welcome From the Wisconsin Action Coalition We are excited to welcome you to Madison,…
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Fostering Interprofessional Collaboration in Health Care
…interprofessional collaboration can easily be achieved in healthcare. This collaboration does help to improve patient care and safety and even implement plan of care and discharge plan. Not only it…
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Nebraska Develops Competency-Based Portfolio Approach to Assess Prior Learning for BSN Students
The Nebraska Action Coalition developed a competency-based portfolio process for awarding college credits to nurses returning to school to obtain a Bachelor of Science in Nursing. The process provides recommendations…
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Research Brief: Trends in Delegation of Tasks to Nurses by Top Physicians
Background: There is minimal understanding of the individual physician factors that drive greater cost-efficiency of health care without sacrificing quality. Some of this variation may be attributable to variation in…
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Diabetes Prevention and Control in the Midwest 2016
In collaboration with: The Midwestern Public Health Training Center and the American Diabetes Association Problem Statement: Public health systems, like many other systems, function in silos. With dwindling resources and…
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