Beyond the Chemotherapy Certificate: Building a Knowledge Base Virtually for Oncology Nursing Practice Across a Health System.
Document Type
Article
Publication Date
8-1-2021
Publication Title
Clinical journal of oncology nursing
Keywords
california; mission hills; phcmc; santa monica; psjhc; burbank; psjmc
Abstract
In a 51-hospital system serving seven states in the western United States, an organizational assessment in 2016 indicated critical staff shortages in one region for chemotherapy and immunotherapy-trained nurses. Leadership across the system was also concerned about nurse retention and turnover rates. Oncology nursing professional development practitioners designed and implemented a new multimodal oncology curriculum that utilizes a flipped classroom technique. Results indicate that first-year turnover rates were lower in nurses who participated. Healthcare systems are encouraged to invest in organizational infrastructure to implement nurse transition into practice programs to prepare, sustain, and stimulate specialization in oncology nursing.
Clinical Institute
Cancer
Department
Graduate Medical Education
Department
Oncology
Department
Nursing
Recommended Citation
Luttrell, Julianne; Sumner, Sarah; Ricafrente, Emy-Lee Marie Anglo; and Saria, Marlon G, "Beyond the Chemotherapy Certificate: Building a Knowledge Base Virtually for Oncology Nursing Practice Across a Health System." (2021). Articles, Abstracts, and Reports. 5079.
https://digitalcommons.providence.org/publications/5079
