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    Closing the educational gap: Implementing a LPN introduction/scope optimization framework

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    A large health authority serving specialty patient populations, referred to hereafter as Organization M, is hiring Licensed Practical Nurses (LPNs) in the place of Registered Nurses due to nursing shortages. LPNs are not educationally prepared to work in specialty patient populations. As a problem of practice, LPNs need additional education and skills training to work in Organization M. Literature reveals that the level of education nurses possess impacts the quality of patient care and safety (Needleman, 2017). This Organizational Improvement Plan (OIP) focuses on identifying the additional education/skills training LPNs need and how Organization M can provide this. A critical organizational analysis identifies that there are many drawbacks to Organization M hiring LPNs and not providing them with the additional education/skills training they need. The analysis identifies multiple factors that leaders must consider prior to hiring LPNs or optimizing their scope. The OIP recognizes that Organization M identifying and providing LPNs with the additional education/skills training is the only feasible solution. A LPN Introduction/Scope Optimization (LISO) framework is created to provide guidance to leaders of the factors necessary to judiciously hire LPNs or optimize their scope. The aim of the LISO framework is to ensure LPNs in Organization M receive the additional education/skills training they need. Through the implementation of the LISO framework LPNs will be able to work to their optimal scope while providing safe and competent care when working with specialty patient populations

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    Story 20-1 Joe O\u27Neil Interview

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    Joe O\u27Neil describes an evocative piece of graffiti on the side of the Smith Fruit Company building

    Story 17-2 Genet Hodder Interview

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    Genet Hodder describes a gathering of community members and their hopes for the restoration of the Fugitive Slave Chapel

    Story 33 Beryl & Noam Chernick Interview

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    Beryl and Noam Chernick talk about riding the refurbished London and Port Stanley train, being held up by bandits during one ride, and reminiscing on the nostalgia of train travel

    Story 26-1 Reg Quick Interview

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    Reg Quick recalls the Halloween vandalism and pranks he and his friends got into along the Thames riverbank

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    Story 10-1 Susan Murdoch Interview

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    Why having a gravel lane around back is a great thing

    Story 1-2 Orlo Miller Interview

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    Sir Adam Beck was both one of the most respected—and one of the most hated—figures of his time, as this story about his funeral procession shows

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