Academic-Practice Partnership Builds Innovation and Creative Capacity Following a Human-Centered Design Workshop | OJIN: The Online Journal of Issues in Nursing.

Innovation is the capacity of organizational teams to adapt to environmental changes, generate new value, and integrate it into the system. Human-centered design (HCD) centers on empathy and how people interact with the environment, which helps clinicians understand a problem from the user perspecti...

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Publicado en:Online Journal of Issues in Nursing Vol. 30; no. 1
Autores principales: Holt, Jeana M., Talsma, AkkeNeel, Lloren, Jan Irene C., Avdeev, Ilya, Eckert, Colleen Lawlor, Mu, Qiyan, Ndakuya-Fitzgerald, Florine, Jastrab, Joann
Formato: clinical trial research tables/charts Journal Article
Publicado: American Nurses Association Jan2025
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          Holt, Jeana M.
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          Lloren, Jan Irene C.
          Avdeev, Ilya
          Eckert, Colleen Lawlor
          Mu, Qiyan
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          Collaboration
          Interinstitutional Relations
          Seminars and Workshops
          Self-Efficacy Evaluation
          Creativeness Evaluation
          Empowerment Evaluation
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      ab: Innovation is the capacity of organizational teams to adapt to environmental changes, generate new value, and integrate it into the system. Human-centered design (HCD) centers on empathy and how people interact with the environment, which helps clinicians understand a problem from the user perspective. Nurses do not usually learn about innovation and HCD skills during their education. A recent solution to remedy this was collaboration between a healthcare system and a university innovation center to facilitate training through an academic-practice partnership. A Midwestern Veterans Health Administration (VHA) partnered with an R1 research university school of nursing and innovation center to co-create an 8-hour HCD workshop. This article reports findings from our mixed method, pre-post design study that evaluated creative self-efficacy, psychological empowerment, and traits of design thinkers of the participants (n = 31). Paired t-tests and linear mixed-effects models indicated statistically significant gains post-intervention at the construct level. Qualitative themes emerging from participant narrative reflections aligned with the constructs and sub-constructs in the instruments and added urgency to apply learnings to their work context. Participant reflections often identified a new sense of creative confidence, HCD skill proficiency, and enthusiasm to share their learnings with colleagues. Nurses creatively solve problems in their daily work; however, most do not learn how to apply HCD methodologies to seek a solution. Academic-practice partnerships can maximize the strengths of strong innovation ecosystems at the university and organizational levels, creating multiple courses of support, resources, and perspectives.
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