Transcript Building a Bridge Between MLA and the ANCC Magnet

Building a Bridge Between
MLA and the ANCC Magnet
Recognition Program
Melody M. Allison, RN, BSN, MSLIS, Associate Biology
Librarian, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign;
Immediate Past Chair, NAHRS
Margaret Bandy, MLS, AHIP, Manager, Library & Media
Services, Exempla Saint Joseph Hospital, Denver, CO;
Member, MLA Board of Directors; Immediate Past
Chair, HLS Standards Committee
Presented at MLA’08 NAHRS Section Program: Connecting
Libraries, Nurses, and Accreditation/ Credentialing Organizations to
Improve Patient Care; May 20, 2008, 4:30 – 6:00 pm
Magnet Working Paper
Allison, MM. Magnet Working paper. 2006 Jan;1-13.
Comparison of several publications about Magnet
standards that are required for Magnet
Recognition , including The Magnet Recognition
Program: Recognizing Excellence in Nursing
Service: Application Manual 2005 and the Scope
and Standards for Nurse Administrators, Second
Edition, (both official ly used by MRP) to MLA
Standards for Hospital Libraries 2002 and MLA
Standards for Hospital Libraries 2002 with 2004
Revisions.
The magnet recognition program: recognizing excellence in nursing service :
application manual 2005. Silver Spring, Md.: American Nurses Credentialing
Center, 2005.
American Nurses Association. Scope and standards for nurse administrators, 2nd
ed. Washington, DC: nursesbooks.org, American Nurses Association, 2004.
Magnet Working Paper
MLA Hospital Standards
Standards for hospital libraries 2007: Hospital Libraries
Section Standards Committee. J Med Libr Assoc.
2008 April; 96(2): 162–169. doi: 10.3163/15365050.96.2.162. (cited May 6 May 2008).
<http://www.pubmedcentral.nih.gov/articlerender.fcg
i?tool=pmcentrez&artid=2268237>.
Hassig RA. Standards for hospital libraries 2002 with
2004 revisions. Med Libr Assoc. 2005 April; 93(2):
282–283. Med Libr Assoc. 2005 April; 93(2): 282–283.
(cited May 6 May 2008). ).
http://www.pubmedcentral.nih.gov/articlerender.fcgi
?tool=pmcentrez&artid=1082947>.
Gluck JC, et al. Standards for hospital libraries 2002. J
Med Libr Assoc. 2002 October; 90(4): 465–472. (cited
May 6 May 2008).
<http://www.pubmedcentral.nih.gov/articlerender.fcg
i?tool=pmcentrez&artid=128964>.
Magnet Working Paper
Example:
Forces of Magnetism
Force 9: Autonomy
Provide evidence that nurses throughout
the organization have access to the
Internet, library, and other/or other
appropriate literature/data sources
MLA/ ANCC Magnet ‘Get
Acquainted’ Dinner
• Post Magnet program at MLA
Annual Meeting, 2006.
Dr. Christina Joy, Senior Magnet Program Specialist –
Melody Allison, NAHRS Program Chair –
Carolyn Brown, NAHRS Chair –
Deborah Lauseng, NAHRS Secretary –
Carla Funk, MLA Executive Director –
Margaret Bandy, MLA Board and HLS Standards Committee
(wine glass!)
Melody Allison, NAHRS Program Chair –
Mary Fran Prottsman – HLS Program Chair –
Dr. Christina Joy, ANCC Senior Magnet Specialist -Richard Barry, Librarian/Archivist at American Nurses
Association
• Presentation of commemorative
poster to Dr. Christina Joy.
Task Force to Create Standards
for Nursing Information
Resources and Services in
Healthcare Settings
• Ascertain current standards and criteria
used by accrediting bodies …
• Establish guidelines and standards …
• Consider various avenues of
implementation …
• Collaborate with relevant MLA bodies and
external library and nursing organizations …
Key MLA and Affiliate Groups
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MLA Section Council
MLA Vital Pathways Task Force
Hospital Libraries Section
Intergency Council on Information
Resources in Nursing
National Magnet Conference
Available at;
http://www.anccmagnetconference.
org/
MLA Representative to ANCC
• to represent, interpret, and promote the interests
of MLA
• to attend meetings of the allied organization
• to serve ex officio on the appropriate committees
of MLA to facilitate
• communication between MLA and the allied
organization
• to make recommendations through the
appropriate MLA committee for action to be taken
by the board of directors concerning activities of
mutual interest to the allied organization and MLA
MLA Magnet White Paper
Magnet Recognition Program ®
Collaboration Proposal
The American Nurses Credentialing
Center and the Medical Library
Association
White Paper
Available at:
http://www.mlanet.org/resources/vital/mlawhi
tepaper.html
MLA Core Values
ANCC MRP® Goals
Improve the knowledge and
Promoting quality in a
skills of health information
setting that supports
professionals
professional practice
Advance health information
research and evidence-based Identifying excellence in
practice
the delivery of nursing
Advance the role of health
services to
information professionals in
providing the best health
patients/residents and
information to all who work in
healthcare, health education and
research
Promote the use of scientific
evidence in making
healthcare decisions
Promote a sense of community
and collaboration with
similar organizations to
ensure that the best health
information is available to all
Disseminating “best
practices” in nursing
services
MLA Magnet White Paper
It’s about time.
It’s about expertise.
It’s about standards.
It’s about collaboration.
Results and Conclusions