Enhanced Leadership Development Academy in Long-term Care 2022-2023

Self-paced
54.5 credits

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Course Overview:

The purpose of the Enhanced Leadership Development Academy (ELDA) is to prepare a cadre of nurse leaders and nursing home administrators in long-term care (LTC) who can create and sustain improvement in their work settings through enhanced leadership skills.

Topics:

Module 1: The Art and Science of Leadership and Management

Module 2: Coaching, Counseling, and Conflict

Module 3: Leading High Performing Teams in LTC

Module 4: Leading and Sustaining Change

Module 5: A Team Approach to QI

Module 6: Creating and Leading Person Centered Care

Module 7: Financial Considerations for Long-Term Care Leaders

Module 8: Staff Engagement and Meaningful Work

Module 9: Influencing Up

Module 10: Managing Different Generations

Module 11: RN and LPN Collaboration

Module 12: The Resilient Leader

Instructor(s):

Alexis Roam and Matt Younger

Length:

There are 12 modules 4.5 to 5 hours each

Department:

MU Continuing Education for Health Professions

Credit:

Up to 54.5 Contact hours

Audience:

Nurses, Nursing Home

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