Departmental Self Review - UCLA Academic Senate

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Question:Answer:Question:Answer:Question:Answer:Question:Answer:Question:Answer: 41 - 60%MR071_1. National CertificationEligibility: Indicate the nationalcertification exam(s) that you will beprepared to sit for upon graduation.(Check all that apply.)Family NPD003. U.S. ethnic group or nationality:Hispanic AmericanMR071_5. National CertificationEligibility: Indicate the nationalcertification exam(s) that you will beprepared to sit for upon graduation.(Check all that apply.)Geriatric NPD007. Total amount of loans taken tofinance master's nursing education:$40,001 or moreD072. Percentage of APN clinicalpreceptors rated exceptional or excellent137796= Your institution has a higher mean than the goal (5.5).= Your institution is within .25 of the goal (5.5).= Your institution has a lower mean than the goal (5.5) by more then .25.330
gQuality of Support ServicesLearning Outcomes from Core Masters: Role DevelopmentLearning Outcomes from Core Masters: Core KnowledgeLearning Outcomes from Core Masters: Financial Aspects of Health CareLearning Outcomes form Core Masters: Research AspectsLearning Outcomes from Didactic/Clinical: Advanced Health AssessmentLearning Outcomes from Didactic/Clinical: Differentiation of FindingsLearning Outcomes from Didactic/Clinical: Acute and Chronic ConditionsLearning Outcomes from Didactic/Clinical: Prescription DrugsLearning Outcomes from Didactic/Clinical: Patient CareLearning Outcomes from Didactic/Clinical: Course WorkLearning Outcomes from Didactic/Clinical: Clinical Laboratory ProceduresLearning Outcomes from Didactic/Clinical: Clinical Epidemiological PrinciplesOverall Program EffectivenessSelect a category...Least Satisfied CategoriesMost Satisfied CategoriesOverall Program EffectivenessWhich populations are least/most satisfied?Population: University of California-Los Angeles (Number Responding = 47)PopulationQuestion:D011. Percentage of classroom facultyrated exceptional or excellentAnswer: 81 - 90%Question:D014. Percentage of clincal facultyrated poor or very poorAnswer: not applicableQuestion:D018. Indicate the primary settingwhere you plan to work:Answer: Private Physician PracticeQuestion:D072. Percentage of APN clinicalpreceptors rated exceptional or excellentAnswer: over 90%Question:D007. Total amount of loans taken tofinance master's nursing education:Answer: $30,001 to $40,000N Performance7681310331
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UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA LOS ANGELE
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I. IntroductionThis review comes at
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ange of applicants, as well as expa
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a formal mentoring program, which i
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Intramural Grants Awarded from 2004
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Patient Care Technology; Essential
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community-based practice for RNs wh
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advanced practice nurses, and educa
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coordinated each year by the respon
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equiring a certain number of TA exp
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The amount of need-based scholarshi
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and/ or education based on evaluati
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Appendices XIAPPENDIX ASchedule of
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APPENDIX B: UCLA SON ANNOUNCEMENT27
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APPENDIX CAdministrative Staff List
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Appendix D: Student Enrollment. Att
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Appendix E: Faculty Listing and Fac
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Gawlinski, Anna 20.00 4-405230-1A-6
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APPENDIX F UCLA SON BY-LAWSUCLA SCH
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(iii)Chairs of the following Standi
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14. Standing Committees of the Facu
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4) Meetingsi) One (1) Professor and
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(d)The Chair shall be elected from
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ecruitment, progression and retenti
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Appendix G: Endowed Chair List95
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APPENDIX H: FACULTY TEACING HONORS
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Appendix I: Faculty Certifications
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Keenan, ColleenCertified FamilyNurs
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Appendix J: Faculty Accomplishments
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J2. Faculty & Administrator members
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of the Honorary Doctorate and Creat
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contributions by Assemblyman Joel A
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populations, a handbook for Practit
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Springer, Chapter 13, 157-1763113
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J6. Editorial Boards from 2005-2008
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J7. Journal Articles Published from
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2007; 69 (1): 10-6.Sheahan SL, Raye
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Fongwa, Marie Jan Shoultz, Marie Fo
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Varpetian A., Medina L.D., Cummings
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Koniak-Griffin, D., & Stein, J. A.
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Research 2005; 57: 1-9.Woo MA, Mace
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Maliski SL, Kwan L, Litwin MS (in p
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Child Health. Epub Ahead of Print P
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Xing X, Wu G, Wei F, Liu P, Wei H,
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Sun, V, Sarna L, Wagman, L D (2008)
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obstructive sleep apnea. Respir Phy
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J8. Participation on Community Boar
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Chemical DependencyMember, Task For
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AureliaHarbor-UCLA and Olive View-U
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Wiley, DorothyWoods, LynnWright, Ky
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APPENDIX K: PRE-LICENSURE HANDBOOK
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PERSONAL APPEARANCE................
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PurposeThe purpose of the pre-licen
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facilitate learning. Individual aca
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5. Participate in professional and
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B.S. Generic/Pre-licensure (BS-G) G
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8. A student who receives a grade o
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MECN Program Curriculum PlanMECN Sa
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MECN Progression1. Progression with
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Assessment ExaminationsPurposeThe A
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MECN Written Comprehensive Examinat
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Expectations for BehaviorThe nursin
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Commitment to LearningThe UCLA nurs
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Clinical EducationCampus Skills Lab
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9. Both the supporting theory and r
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3. Annual tuberculosis screening by
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Personal AppearanceHYGIENE:1. Good
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Clinical Agency RulesStudents are e
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School of Nursing: Fitness-for-Clin
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Health Situations Increasing Risk i
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3. UCLA School of Nursing allows pe
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POST-EXPOSURE PROPHYLAXIS INSTRUCTI
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Student - Faculty CommunicationStud
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9. If a student receives an incompl
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To assist students with the financi
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Office for Students with Disabiliti
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Escort ServicesPlease call (310) 79
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epresented at the School of Nursing
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Undergraduate Program CommitteeThis
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A signature page at the end of the
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APPENDIX P: SEQUENCE OF Ph.D. CURRI
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Total12-18Total14-16Total12-16THIRD
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APPENDIX M: LISTING OF PH.D. STUDEN
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Appendix N: UCLA SON Strategic Plan
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professional nursing practice. New
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priority for strategic plans in dev
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encryption in November 2005, to pro
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Assistant for FundManagementSenior
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ACADEMIC STRATEGIC PLANGoal 1:Enhan
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Strategies to Accomplish the Goal:1
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Time Line for Strategies:1) Finaliz
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skills. Currently Palliative Care,
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the Undergraduate and Graduate Prog
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Enhanced skills lab, complete with
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7) Resources and Cost: We would hav
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A. Recruitment policies1) Objective
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f) To encourage the employment of c
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Current status: this would be a com
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MARIE COWANDEANUCLA SCHOOL OF NURSI
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CAMPAIGN REPORT$2,500,000$2,000,000
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II. Diversify Fundraising In Order
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e) Strategy #5: Working with the UC
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alumni) each group will receive a p
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staying connected to the school. En
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RESEARCH STRATEGIC PLANCritical to
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post award research within the Scho
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day-to-day issues of the Center. Th
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ACADEMIC COMMITTEES STRATEGIC PLANC
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egular committee load. However, thi
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Additionally, it is highly recommen
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Addendum ISummary Table of Issues a
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Dr. Daniels has a unique approach t
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Benefits:Increased faculty retentio
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Benefits:Increased faculty and stud
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6) Implement management evaluation
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2) Information Security. A critical
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