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DAY ONE (9am - 5pm) 9am Introductions/ ice breaker Opening Circle (.25) 9:30 am NURSE LEADER ROLE in TRANSFORMATION (1.5) Desired Outcomes 10:00 Break 10:15 Leadership vs Manager Define Transformational Leadership Core Competencies for Nurses Self Assessment 11:15 am 12:30 pm 1:00 pm TRANSFORMATION STORY: Levindale, Baltimore,MD Lunch Introduce use of Comparison Grid for site visits (1.25 ) (.5) 1:30 pm REDESIGN OF ORG STRUCTURE - Impact for Nursing (1.25) Household Staff Roles Versatile Worker (80/20) Cross Training Use of Medication Aides Staffing Plan - where to start 2:45 pm Break 3:00 pm BUILDING HOUSEHOLD TEAMS - Nurse Leader Role (1.5) Empowered Decision Making Teams Communication Tools: Learning Circles and Huddles Household Meeting structure - involvement of staff, residents, & Family members Self Scheduling 4:30 Closing Circle & Evaluation (.5) 5:00 pm Adjourn Day I total: 6.75 hours

Identify the learning circle as an effective communication tool for staff, residents and family members. Define Transformational Role of the Nurse Leader, recognizing the need to grow awareness of self and others. List the Core Competencies for Nurses and give examples of how they are demonstrated in practice. Utilize grid for comparison of sites visited during the Nurse Leader Intensive. Outline examples of staffing changes when transitioning to and implementing the household model. Define Versatile Worker (80/20) and examine how they are used in Households Understand the importance of building strong, empowered household teams and the impact of teams on Organizational structure and the role of the Nurse Leaders.

DAY TWO: 7:45 am - 4:15pm 8:00 am Site Visit (4.0 hours) Tour Q&A with formal leaders and staff Complete comparison grid 12:00 noon Lunch 12:30 pm Opening Circle (Debrief Site Visit) (,5 hrs.) 1:00 pm ADAPTING CLINICAL SYSTEMS (2.75 hrs) Regulations - how they support households Identification of Clinical systems impacted by transformation Move In Medication Administration 2:00 pm Break 2:15 pm MDS/Assessments Care Planning Others Share examples of team processes used to address clinical systems. 4:00 pm Closing Circle and Evaluation (.5 hrs.) 4:30 pm Adjourn Day 2 TOTAL: 7.75 hours Evaluate the model of care used at that Site Visit facility. Complete grid for comparison Discuss the role of the nurse leaders in implementing changes at Site Visit. Give examples of how regulations support the household model List Clinical Systems that will be impacted by the change. Shares ideas of improving the move-in experience for residents and families Contrast Traditional and household medication administration processes. Describe ways to adapt the MDS/Assessment processes to reflect the needs of the individual resident s routine. Recognize the impact of Household environment on creation of individualized care plans.

DAY THREE: 7:45 am - 3:45 pm 8:00 am TRANSFORMATION STORY: Site Visit (4) Tour & spend time in Households with staff and residents Q&A with formal leaders and staff Complete comparison grid0 12:00 pm Lunch 12:30 pm Opening Circle: Debrief Site Visit (.25) 1:00 pm DEVELOPING TEAM ACCOUNTABILITY THROUGH QUALITY IMPROVEMENT Review how Nurse Leaders measure outcomes of care Involving direct care staff and residents in the process Share tools and resources (2.75) 2:00 pm Break 2:15 pm Assignment for Day four: share example of a Team Process used to address a clinical system using the outline provided. If haven t use a team process for a clinical system, select one to work on and develop a plan for addressing it. 4:00 pm Closing Circle and Evaluation (,5) 4:30 pm Adjourn Day Three Total: 7.5 hours Evaluate the household model represented at the site. Assess the role of the nurse leaders in the households. Determine how clinical systems have been adapted to meet the individual resident needs Assess the significance of Quality Assurance/Quality Improvement (QAPI) program in building household team accountability Understand the importance of involving staff, residents, and family members in the process. Relate the learning circle as the central design of team inquiry, growth and mastery Explore a variety of ways to involve household teams in QAPI. Discuss how you as a Transformational leader will address the issues/concerns related to Clinical Systems. OVERALL FOR DAYS 1-3: 22.0 hours

FOLLOW-UP TELECONFERENCE 1: 10 am 12 noon Agenda Hours 10:00 am Reports by attendees: Outline of one systematic clinical change will be (1.25) addressed 11:15 am Discussion of completed Grid for comparison and contrast (.25) Role of Nurse leaders in Transformation 11:30 am Q&A and Evaluation (.25) 11:45 am Adjourn Learning Objectives: Utilize a systematic process for addressing change. Learn from the experiences of others on how to transform clinical systems to meet the needs of residents in households. Review the completed grid of all Transformation stories. Compare and contrast the similarities and differences among them. Total for Teleconference Day 1 (1.75) --------------------------------------------------------- FOLLOW-UP TELECONFERENCE 2: 10 am 12 noon Agenda 10:00 am Share outcomes of nursing service action plan or personal goal (1.25) 11:15 am Review Desired Outcomes from Day 1 (.15) 11:30 am Future Discussion (.15) Q&A 11:45 am Adjourn Learning Objectives: Learn from the experiences of others Share outcomes, successes and perceived or actual barriers of nursing service goal or personal goal Review Desired Outcomes from day 1 and address any unanswered questions. Total for Teleconference Day 2 (1.75) OVERALL for both Teleconference sessions: 3.5 hours TOTAL CONTACT HOURS: --------------------------------------------------------------------- 25.5