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Re-Envisioning the AACN Essentials
Re-Envisioning the AACN EssentialsNCSBN APRN Roundtable April 6, 2021 Joan Stanley, PhD, NP, FAAN, FAANPC hief Academic officerAmerican Association of Colleges of Nursing Speaker has no conflict of interest to discloseESSENTIALS Task Force Leadership TeamJean GiddensVirginia Commonwealth UnivLinda CaldwellNancyDeBasio Jean BartelsAACN Board LiaisonCo-ChairsConsultantsAACN Staff LiaisonsJoan Stanley Rick Garc a Kathy McGuinn Cynthia McCurren University of Michigan -FlintJohn McFadden Barry UniversityLin ZhanUniversity of MemphisESSENTIALSTask Force MembersLori Escallier,SUNY Downstate Jacqueline Hill, Bowie State UniversityKristin Lee, University of Missouri-Kansas CityKim Litwack, University of Wisconsin MilwaukeeJacklyn Barber,Morningside CollegeAngela Amar,University of NevadaLas VegasErica Hooper-Arana, University of San FranciscoCarol Buck-Rolland, University of VermontJill Case-Wirth, WellStar Health System (Practice) Eileen Fry-Bowers, University of San DiegoVincent Hall,Walden UniversityBeverly Foster, University of North Carolina Chapel HillMarcella Rutherford, Nova Southeastern UniversityAllison Squires, New York UniversitySusan Swider,Rush UniversityMarisa Wilson,University of Alabama-Birmingham Geraldine Young,Frontier Nursing UniversityMartha Scheckel,University of St.
framework is based on 10 domains and competencies within each domain. Domains are “broad distinguishable areas of competence that in the aggregate constitute a general descriptive framework for a profession.” (Englander, et al., 2013). Competency Competency Competency Domain Domain Competency Competency Domain Competency Competency Competency
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