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Community College NURSE EDUCATION NURSE EDUCATION

COMPUTERIZED ASSESSMENT

APPLICATION

APPLICATION

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NURSE EDUCATION COMPUTERIZED ASSESSMENT APPLICATION

ASSESSMENT APPLICATION Jane E. June

John Lefave

John Lefave

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OBJECTIVES

Identify general steps in the assessment process

Discuss assessment of nurse education programs as it relates to external accrediting agencies

Id tif th l f th N Ed ti

Identify the goals of the Nurse Education

Computerized Assessment Application (NECCA)

Provide an overview of NECCA

Provide an overview of NECCA

Demonstrate NECCA

Identify challenges of NECCAIdentify challenges of NECCA

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OVERVIEW OF ASSESSMENT

Assessment practice is based on a p number of assumptions.

Assess what is most important

Assess what is most important.

Anything that can be taught or learned can be assessed

can be assessed.

Assessment should be applied at

d i i i l

course, program, and institutional

levels.

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OVERVIEW OF ASSESSMENT

Courses and programs should be

organized around clearly articulated learning goals and objectives, explicit assessment methods, and measurable program outcomes.

The assessment process should be

manageable to insure that it is regular g g

and ongoing .

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OVERVIEW OF ASSESSMENT

 Assessment, evaluation and , analyzing data for decision making are critical elements making are critical elements

needed for external accrediting

agencies.

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STEPS OF THE ASSESSMENT PROCESS

PROCESS

Step One: Define intended program outcomes. Example: What do we want p our graduates to know and/or actually be able to do?

Step Two: Design an evaluation tool (survey) to measure the outcomes

(survey) to measure the outcomes.

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STEPS OF THE ASSESSMENT PROCESS

PROCESS

Step Three: Have students, graduates and employers complete the survey.

Step Four: Measure the results of the p

survey including whether outcomes have been met.

Step Five: Make decisions based on the results of the data collected

results of the data collected.

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“TIPS” ON THE CREATION OF AN ASSESSMENT TOOL

ASSESSMENT TOOL

When you are creating the Assessment Tool, remember and understand

remember and understand….

Don’t ask the questions unless you want an answer.

When you ask the question, know you should do something with the answer.

Collect the data from the questions asked

Collect the data from the questions asked.

Analyze the data.

Make decisions based on the data received from the questions asked.

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COMPONENTS OF AN

ASSESSMENT TOOL FOR NECCA ASSESSMENT TOOL FOR NECCA

Objective Assessment Tool

Likert Scale Strongly Agree Agree Likert Scale- Strongly Agree, Agree, Disagree, Strongly Disagree and Not Applicable

Applicable

Subjective Assessment Tool

i

Comment Section

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IN THE BEGINNING….

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NOW AN EASIER AND MORE STREAMLINED PROCESS

STREAMLINED PROCESS…

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GOALS OF NECCA

T id t ti

 To provide a systematic

structure to document and analyze the nurse education program’s courses, labs and

p g ,

clinical rotations

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GOALS OF NECCA

 To provide easy access to p y

students, faculty, the department administrator and coordinators

administrator and coordinators.

 To assure that it is secure to

each group.

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GOALS OF NECCA

To provide the capability to store and track each program student’s demographic

each program student s demographic

information, course grades, and a wide range of factors that may be correlated to predict a student’s success or failure in the program student s success or failure in the program.

To provide anonymity of the students, while p y y , recording completion and submission of each student component of NECCA.

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GOALS OF NECCA

To assure that human involvement in administering the application is minimal administering the application is minimal.

To provide for analysis and reporting of data p y p g that is as simple as the selection of criteria and the click of a button.

To assure that the processed information is displayed in both a graphic and numerical fashion allowing rapid visual evaluation fashion allowing rapid visual evaluation.

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GOALS OF NECCA

To provide for comparisons of aggregated p p gg g year-to-year, semester-to-semester data.

To display and track trends in each evaluation question as well as each complete evaluation.

Establish a research committee to evaluate the results at the end of each semester. This allows informed decisions and resulting action to

make program improvements.

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OVERVIEW OF NECCA

NECAA is a collection of online survey, analysis and reporting utilities The information is gathered via a reporting utilities. The information is gathered via a battery of evaluations completed by students and

faculty alike. The resulting data is stored and analyzed in real-time producing a variety of reports, rich in

graphical and numerical information. The application is a key component to the nursing program’s

is a key component to the nursing program s

systematic approach to maintaining a consistent high quality learning environment, professional in all of its aspects

aspects.

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OVERVIEW OF NECCA

Customized versions are in place to meet the specific needs of both the Associate degree Nurse Education needs of both the Associate degree Nurse Education and Certificate for Practical Nursing Programs.

Evaluations focus on courses of study, textbooks, classroom environment, laboratory and clinical

experiences. The reported results meet the evaluation standards set forth by the National League for Nursing standards set forth by the National League for Nursing Accrediting Commission and the Massachusetts Board of Registration in Nursing.

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OVERVIEW OF NECCA

As a web based application, access to

CAA’ l ( l i i

NECAA’s several areas (evaluation, reporting and administration) are controlled by varied levels of security Curriculum evaluation is levels of security. Curriculum evaluation is conducted at the end of each semester, while clinical and laboratory evaluation schedules y are set as required according to their unique schedules.

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STATISTICS

A.D.N. DATABASE

35-Relational Tables

Nine Years of Data Collection

Nine Years of Data Collection

9-Megabyte 1078 St d t

1078 Students

Two four-semester divisions with

different semester schedules

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STATISTICS

PNP DATABASE

2.5 MEGABYTES OVERALL

OVERALL

Access can easily store 500-1000 times this amount of data

times this amount of data.

Extrapolate a program 4 times larger

and we still have another 10+ years

and we still have another 10+ years

of use.

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DEMONSTRATION OF NECCA

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COMPARISON OF SURVEY QUESTION IN SEMESTER AND TRENDED

IN SEMESTER AND TRENDED

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RESULTS OF DECISION MAKING BASED ON DATA

BASED ON DATA

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NECCA

1. Demonstrate Nursing II Clinical

2. Demonstrate Nursing I Lab

3. Demonstrate Health Data

4. Demonstrate Exit Survey including Semester and Trended Data

Se este a d e ded ata

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CHALLENGES OF NECCA

 Technology gy

 Support System

 F lt “B I ”

 Faculty “Buy In”

 Computer Access p

 Time to Develop

R h T

 Research Team

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