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This webinar will delve into the factors that ushered the great resignation among nurses and how these factors are being addressed by healthcare leaders and organizations. It will also tackle how investing in nursing professional development strategies may help mitigate this crisis. In addition, nurses will be assisted in developing their own professional development action plan.
This text is the first leadership text designed specifically for nursing professional development. It is designed for the NPD department leader and covers general leadership principles, legal/ethical considerations and operational components of departmental management such as human resources management and fiscal responsibility.
The second edition of Adding Pizzazz addresses that healthcare practitioners are often called upon to share their expertise with colleagues. They might be asked to make presentations at patient support groups, professional rounds, workshops, meetings, webinars, and/or conferences. Often these experts have not developed strong presentation skills; consequently, many are reluctant to give presentations. The ability to plan and deliver high quality presentations is an art and a discipline with a clear goal—to enable participants to change in some way that addresses an identified gap in practice or opportunity for growth. In this monograph, healthcare professionals learn how to enhance their presentation skills.
ANPD's Human Resources Toolkit for the NPD Practitioner is intended to guide development of position descriptions, competencies, and performance evaluations based on Nursing Professional Development: Scope and Standards of Practice, 3rd Edition.
ANPD's Human Resources Toolkit for the Professional Development Associate is intended to provide guidance for using assistive personal in professional development departments. ANPD defines a professional development associate as an individual who contributes to the overall functioning of a continuing education/professional development department in a substantive way. The professional development associate plays a key role in supporting the work of nursing professional development (NPD) practitioners.
This product includes all six (6) webinars from the 2021 NPD Café series.