Recommendation #1: CREATING A SHARED AGENDA

Recommendation #2: SUPPORTING NURSES TO ADVANCE HEALTH EQUITY

Recommendation #3: PROMOTING NURSES’ HEALTH AND WELL BEING

Recommendation #4: CAPITALIZING ON NURSES’ POTENTIAL

Recommendation #5: PAYING FOR NURSING CARE

Recommendation #6: USING TECHNOLOGY TO INTEGRATE DATA ON SOCIAL DETERMINANTS OF HEALTH INTO NURSING PRACTICE

Recommendation #7: STRENGTHENING NURSING EDUCATION

Recommendation #8: PREPARING NURSES TO RESPOND TO DISASTERS AND PUBLIC HEALTH EMERGENCIES

Recommendation #9: BUILDING THE EVIDENCE BASE

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Created by the Future of Nursing: Campaign for Action, the toolkit is based on the nursing process—the five steps known as ADPIE:

Assessment

Diagnosis

Planning

Implementation

Evaluation

This ADPIE framework lets health professionals assess how ready they are to take action to improve health equity locally, as well as measure their community’s needs.

Each section of the toolkit stands on its own, which means it’s user-friendly—nurses,  as well as Action Coalitions and their partners, can pick and choose elements that are appropriate for the level of engagement, experience, and the specific needs of their community.

If you have questions about the toolkit, please contact Jazmine Cooper, at jncooper@aarp.org.

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The Maryland Action Coalition created a survey to assess state stakeholders’ interest in and prioritization of the nine recommendations. Feel free to download and use the survey as a starting point for you to survey your state stakeholders.

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Recommendation #9: Building the Evidence Base
The National Institutes of Health, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the Health Resources and  Services Administration, the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, the Administration for Children and Families, the Administration for Community Living, and private associations and foundations should convene representatives from nursing, public health, and health care to develop and support a research agenda and evidence base describing the impact of nursing interventions, including multisector collaboration, on social determinants of health, environmental health, health equity, and nurses’ health and well being.

9.1 Develop mechanisms for proposing, evaluating, and scaling evidence based practice models that leverage collaboration

9.2 Identify effective multisector team approaches to improving health equity and addressing social needs and SDOH

9.3 Use evidence based approaches to Increase number and diversity of students from disadvantaged groups

9.4 Determine evidence based education strategies for preparing nurses to eliminate structural racism and implicit bias to strengthen culturally competent care.

9.5 Use technology to identify and integrate health and social data to improve nurses capacity for support

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Recommendation #7: STRENGTHENING NURSING EDUCATION
Nursing education programs, including continuing education, and accreditors and the National Council of State Boards of Nursing should ensure that nurses are prepared to address social determinants of health and achieve health equity.

Sub-recommendations

7.1 Actions for deans, administrative faculty leaders, faculty, course directors, and staff of nursing education programs.

7.2 Actions for accreditors.

7.3 Action for the National Council of State Boards of Nursing and specialty certification organizations.

7.4 Action for continuing education providers.

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Recommendation #6: USING TECHNOLOGY TO INTEGRATE DATA ON SOCIAL DETERMINANTS OF HEALTH INTO NURSING PRACTICE
All public and private health care systems should incorporate nursing expertise in designing, generating, analyzing and applying data to support initiatives focused on social determinants of health and health equity using diverse digital platforms, artificial intelligence, and other innovative technologies.

Sub-recommendations

6.1 Integrate data on SDOH and build a nationwide infrastructure.

6.2 Ensure that health equity data collaboratives improve visualization of data on SDOH.

6.3 Employ nurses with expertise in informatics to improve individual and population health.

6.4 Give nurses in clinical settings responsibility and associated resources to innovate and use technology.

6.5 Provide supportive resources to facilitate the provision of telehealth by nurses.

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Recommendation #5: Paying for Nursing Care
Federal, tribal, state, local, and private payers and public health agencies should establish sustainable and flexible payment mechanisms to support nurses in both health care and public health, including school nurses, in addressing social needs, social determinants of health, and health equity.

Sub-recommendations

5.1 Reform fee-for-service payment models.

5.2 Reform value-based payment models.

.5.3 Reform alternative payment models.

5.4 Create a National Nurse Identifier.

5.5 Ensure adequate funding for public health nursing.

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