Improving Nurse Practitioner Evaluation With Competency-Based Tools and One-Minute Preceptor.

This quality improvement project revised competency-based clinical evaluation tools and implemented the One-Minute Preceptor model in a Master of Science Family NP program to improve consistency in clinical assessment. Four faculty (100%) and 5 preceptors (20%) completed surveys evaluating the revis...

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Publicado en:Journal for Nurse Practitioners Vol. 22; no. 7
Autores principales: de Leon-Renteria, Angelica, Koyuncu, Fadime, Marsh, Zyrene, Minnick, Joanne, Singh, Charleen
Formato: research Journal Article
Publicado: Elsevier B.V. Jul2026
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          de Leon-Renteria, Angelica
          Koyuncu, Fadime
          Marsh, Zyrene
          Minnick, Joanne
          Singh, Charleen
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          Nurse Practitioners Education
          Preceptorship
          Nursing Skills Evaluation
          Competency Assessment Methods
          Faculty, Nursing Education
          Faculty Attitudes
          Human
          Usability Study
          Questionnaires
          Comfort
          Educational Measurement
          Teaching
          Confidence
          Quality Improvement
      ab: This quality improvement project revised competency-based clinical evaluation tools and implemented the One-Minute Preceptor model in a Master of Science Family NP program to improve consistency in clinical assessment. Four faculty (100%) and 5 preceptors (20%) completed surveys evaluating the revised tools and training. Both preceptors and faculty unanimously rated the tools as highly effective, and 75% felt very comfortable using them; all intended to apply the model. Findings indicate that combining revised evaluation tools with brief training is feasible and adoptable. • Competency-based evaluation tools were revised for NP clinical training. • Faculty and preceptors received brief One-Minute Preceptor training. • Revised tools and One-Minute Preceptor improved teaching confidence. • This QI project strengthened alignment with national standards.
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