JONA Highlights: Advancing Nursing Workforce Strategy Through a Tiered Academic Partnership Model

“The discrepancy between the supply and demand of RNs creates pressure on nursing leaders to find innovative solutions to strengthen the nursing workforce and reduce new graduate nurses’ time in orientation. In response, Memorial Hermann Health System leaders developed the Tiered Academic Partnership Model (TAPM). The model provides a strategic framework to align academic partnerships with health system nursing workforce priorities. The TAPM supports strategic, outcomes-driven partnerships between health systems and academic partners. TAPM categorizes partnerships into 3 tiers to optimize clinical placements, improve new graduate nurse readiness, and enhance conversion-to-hire rates. This scalable model fosters intentional collaboration, operational efficiency, and stronger workforce development.”

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Nurse education satisfaction scales

“Engagement with a course may improve academic performance, however, appropriate instruments are needed to measure engagement. Using an exploratory factor analysis approach, the 23-item Student Course Engagement Questionnaire (SCEQ) was used to quantify undergraduate nursing (n = 102), mid-wifery (n = 64), and paramedicine (n = 40) student engagement.” (Brown, et al)

(Brown, et al)

Brown, S., Bowmar, A., White, S., & Power, N. (2017). Evaluation of an instrument to measure undergraduate nursing student engagement in an introductory Human anatomy and physiology course. Collegian, 24(5), 491-497.
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