August 8 2017 SMART GOALS S Specific M Measurable A AttainableAchievable R RelevantRealistic T Time Based College of Nurses of Ontario SMART Goals httpwwwcnoorgglobalassetsdocs ID: 1039867
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1. SMART Goals Karen Rufo MS, PPCNP-BC August 8, 2017
2. SMART GOALS S SpecificM Measurable A Attainable/AchievableR Relevant/RealisticT Time Based
3. College of Nurses of Ontario SMART Goalshttp://www.cno.org/globalassets/docs/qa/2017/smart-goals-rev-17-v2.pdfHas one minute video to prompt you
4. Tips for Writing Smart Goalshttp://www2.tulane.edu/publichealth/mchltp/upload/Tips-for-writing-goals-and-objectives.pdf
5. https://www.bgsu.edu/content/dam/BGSU/human-resources/documents/training/i9-tools/action-verbs.pdf List of Action Verbs for SMART Goals
6. Develop ToolsWebinarPamphlet VideoLettersPowerPointPSACable Show Anxiety Toolkit Resources Binder Web page Fact sheet Poster Bereavement Box Sensory Break Toolkit
7. Possible Topic AreasVision Resources Health Resources Anxiety Tool Kit Bereavement BoxSBIRT LGBTQ+ ResourcesSpecific Illnesses/conditions-strep throat, lice, concussions, Flu Vaccine/ImmunizationsSubstance Prevention/Use: Importance of Cleaning Out Medication CabinetsOpioid Prevention: Alternative Methods of Dealing with PainAttendance and the Importance of School Attendance for Student Health/DevelopmentMental Health: Anxiety, Depression, Eating Disorders, School Avoidance/Phobia Wellness: Nutrition, Hydration, Exercise, Sleep, Healthy Habits, Stress ManagementCelebration of Certain Months; Feb –Heart Month, June- Gay Pride MonthPamphlet/Resource for Families: Welcome to Kindergarten, Middle School, High School
8. Who you going to Teach?Develop a class for students, families, staff, colleagues, professional presentationStaff: Bundle 10 hours of health-related content for staff over 2-3 year time frame Administration: Let them know what’s trendingTeach for your peers, another district, MSNO, Northeastern, BU ShieldsFamilies: Open House Night, Orientation, PTO MeetingsStudents: Before, During, After School
9. Teaching MethodsClassroom Presentations Poster PresentationsDevelop Video Cable ShowFilm a PSA Write an article for publicationWrite a Grant Website/PowerpointDevelop an age related game WebinarRead, Analyze and Present a Journal Article to your Nursing PeersTeach a Class for School Health Academy and/or BU Shields ProgramCoordinate a Community Event- Driving Simulator, Blood Drive, Hidden in Plain SightDevelop Fact Sheet to commemorate the celebration of certain months- Feb- Heart MonthCPR Instructor and TEACH CPR to staff, students and the community
10. Some Teaching TopicsFor Educational Staff: “Bugs in the Classroom” – Lice, MRSA, Impetigo, Ticks, Bed Bugs, Conjunctivitis, Flu “Summertime Concerns”-Insect Bites, Contact Dermatitis, Sunburn, Heat Stroke “Medications in the Classroom”- How medications impact student behaviorFor Students and Families: See list of topics under #1-Develop Tools
11. CQI ProjectsAttendance: Data collection, Scripts to Use with Students/Families, Intervention Sheet, Documentation, Why School Attendance is Importance, Pamphlets, Check ListsVision/Hearing/Postural Screening: ways to improve efficiency of screening process, interventions to increase the rate and timeliness of the referralsStudent/Parent/Staff Satisfaction with Nursing Services: Data Collection- uncover areas for improvement, devise plan, implement plan and re-surveyNurse Job Satisfaction: survey nurses annually to find out needs, what worked, what part of their job they relish and what areas can be improved
12. Tools that Impact Student-Staff-Parent CommunicationHow to improve sharing confidential health info with staff, before and after school staff, BOKSHow to improve injury reporting between BOKS, ASAP, Coaches, Trainer and the School NurseMechanism to monitor students excused from PE Class and a safe, prompt return to PE Tool to communicate with PCP’s in the area about Health/Wellness and outbreaks in the Schools
13. School Nurse Marketing: How do you tell the families, staff, administration and community what School Nurses do? School Nurse Initiatives and AccomplishmentsMeans: Newspaper Articles, PSA, District Newsletters, School E-Blasts, Spotlight on Nurse, Website, Pamphlets, Cable Show, Video
14. Translation of Resources and Educational Materials to Specific Languages: Use the language that is most predominant in your districtInterpret into Braille or Audio VersionStory Book/Pictorial Information
15. Other IdeasHealth Fair at your School/District Level“Clubs”: Junior Medical Reserve Corp, Nurse Clubs, Wellness Activities, Community Service Projects, Clubs that Improve Student Connectedness, Walking Clubs, GSA, Babysitting First AidDevelop or Expand a Pet Therapy Program at Your SchoolSupport Groups: Food Allergies, Diabetes, Smoking Cessation, Asthma, Diabetes, Weight Loss, Nutrition, LGBTQ+, Bereavement Groups, Anxiety GroupsBecome an expert in _________, develop resources/tools, IHCP for _________Take a course and share what you learned with your colleagues (see means under #2 for ideas how to share)Develop a Mentor Program/ManualDesign and Create Age Appropriate Self-Help Stations in your Clinics