CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT in
nursing EDUCATION
Prof Sara Samuel
Principal
RVS College of Nursing
Sulur, Coimbatore.
Whatisthehalflife ofmedical
knowledge?
• anynewinformation wemay gatherhasa
half-lifeof5years.
• Lifelonglearning isimportant, butnomore
important than clinical judgement, common
senseand a criticalevaluationof new
information.
/279
Emanuel E. "Ahalf-life of5 years" Can MedAssoc J 112:572, 1975
A.J.MACGREGOR. Half-life ofmedical knowledge. CMAJOURNAL/MAY 17,1975/VOL. 112 1165
CONTINUINGPROFESSIONALDEVELOPMENT
Continuous Professional Development
• is a planned, continuous
and lifelong process
whereby professionals
try to develop their
personal and
professional qualities,
and to improve their
knowledge, skills and
practice, leading to
their empowerment and
the development of
their organization
Continuing Professional Development
Commitment to lifelong
learning
Increasing effectiveness
Excellence in
capability
The CPD Cycle
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METHODOLOGIES FOR CPD
• training workshops,
• conferences and events,
• e-learning programs,
• best practice techniques,
• ideas sharing,
•Weekly meetings
•Mortality meetings
•Distance learning
•Electronic learning
•Review of Journal articles
•Undertaking research projects
•Writing articles for publications
BENEFITS OF CPD
INDIVIDUAL
• Builds credibility&
Confidence
• Achieve Career goals
• Cope positively to change
• Productive & effective
highlighting knowledge &
skill.
• Learning agility enhance
core competency
• Handy tool for appraisal
• Safeguards the individual
ORGANISATION
• Maximizes staff
potential.
• Personnel growth linked
to organizational
growth.
• Increases the staff
morale, motivated
workforce, positive
brand image.
• Improves value and
links it to appraisal
• Safeguards the public.
Barriers to CPD
 Lack of funding/resources
 Inadequate staffing levels
and high turnover
 Fear and lack of
confidence in learning
 Lack of time due to
workloads
 Employees gain awards
and leave
 Lack of flexible local
learning provision,
tailored to workplace
needs
 Lack of IT resources
and skills
 Lack of effective
evaluation of learning
Barriers towards attending
educational activities
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http://www.aare.edu.au/07pap/sid07623.pdf
A society gets
the teachers it
deserves and
any school or
other
educational
institution is
only as good as
its teachers.
THANKYOU
THANKYOU

Continuing professional development in education

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    CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENTin nursing EDUCATION Prof Sara Samuel Principal RVS College of Nursing Sulur, Coimbatore.
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    Whatisthehalflife ofmedical knowledge? • anynewinformationwemay gatherhasa half-lifeof5years. • Lifelonglearning isimportant, butnomore important than clinical judgement, common senseand a criticalevaluationof new information. /279 Emanuel E. "Ahalf-life of5 years" Can MedAssoc J 112:572, 1975 A.J.MACGREGOR. Half-life ofmedical knowledge. CMAJOURNAL/MAY 17,1975/VOL. 112 1165
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    Continuous Professional Development •is a planned, continuous and lifelong process whereby professionals try to develop their personal and professional qualities, and to improve their knowledge, skills and practice, leading to their empowerment and the development of their organization
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    Continuing Professional Development Commitmentto lifelong learning Increasing effectiveness Excellence in capability
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    METHODOLOGIES FOR CPD •training workshops, • conferences and events, • e-learning programs, • best practice techniques, • ideas sharing, •Weekly meetings •Mortality meetings •Distance learning •Electronic learning •Review of Journal articles •Undertaking research projects •Writing articles for publications
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    BENEFITS OF CPD INDIVIDUAL •Builds credibility& Confidence • Achieve Career goals • Cope positively to change • Productive & effective highlighting knowledge & skill. • Learning agility enhance core competency • Handy tool for appraisal • Safeguards the individual ORGANISATION • Maximizes staff potential. • Personnel growth linked to organizational growth. • Increases the staff morale, motivated workforce, positive brand image. • Improves value and links it to appraisal • Safeguards the public.
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    Barriers to CPD Lack of funding/resources  Inadequate staffing levels and high turnover  Fear and lack of confidence in learning  Lack of time due to workloads  Employees gain awards and leave  Lack of flexible local learning provision, tailored to workplace needs  Lack of IT resources and skills  Lack of effective evaluation of learning
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    Barriers towards attending educationalactivities / 2718 http://www.aare.edu.au/07pap/sid07623.pdf
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    A society gets theteachers it deserves and any school or other educational institution is only as good as its teachers.
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