Nursing: Utilizing Exxat Prism for AACN Essentials Tracking
Date/Time: Tuesday, May 5th at 1PM - 230PM ET
With accreditation requirements contuing to evolve, nursing programs need a reliable, data-driven approach to demonstrate student mastery of the AACN Essentials framework. Exxat Prism provides a centralized platform that connects clinical experiences, coursework, and competency tracking to give faculty and administrators a comprehensive view of student progress.
Content Covered:
• Discussion and Best Practices with former Dean of Nursing at Michigan State University
• Mapping clinical experiences and coursework to specific AACN Essentials competencies within Exxat Prism
• Using Exxat Prism's reporting tools to generate evidence for faculty review and accreditation documentation
• Map curriculum to the new Essentials, track student exposure through learning activities, and generate competency reports to measure achievement.
Who Should Attend:
• Nursing Administrators and Deans
• Nursing Clinical Education Coordinators
Your Presenters:
Dr. Randolph Rasch, Professor and former 9th Dean of the College of Nursing at Michigan State University and Fellow in the American Academy of Nursing (FAAN), brings over thirty years of experience teaching across BSN, MSN, DNP, and PhD programs, along with extensive professional service including the American Association of Colleges of Nursing Board of Directors and the AACN/AONL Taskforce on Academic-Practice Partnerships. He has led nursing program accreditation reviews and program evaluations at multiple universities nationwide, making him uniquely positioned to discuss how nursing programs can strengthen outcomes tracking, meet accreditation standards, and leverage tools like Exxat Prism to streamline essentials mapping and clinical education management.
Dr. Vishakha Bhave, Exxat's Vice President of Customer Experience, who has over 17 years of teaching, service, and scholarship experience. Her academic background includes roles such as Associate Professor at the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine School of Pharmacy. Having served on curriculum, assessment, and accreditation self study committees, she is able to marry academia needs with product design. She currently leads the strategic direction of Exxat products, ensuring robust support and product fit to enable management of all aspects of higher education programs, including student success and accreditation.
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