2016-2017 IPCP Building Skills for Effective Teams 

  

  

When is the Building Skills for Effective Teams (BSET) being held? 

This yearlong Building Skills for Effective Teams (BSET) Program will include four 2.5 day workshops focused on providing and practicing in real-time an expanded set of skills and abilities needed to develop, lead and be part of effective inter-professional teams.  Each team must consist of two providers which could include primary care physicians, physician assistants, nurse practioners, and dentists.  These workshops will be combined with ongoing coaching by trained coaches and a capstone project.  

The BSET dates for 2016-2017will be:

• October 20-22, 2016
• December 14-16, 2016
• February 22-24, 2017
• May 31-June 2, 2017 

 

Participant teams must attend all four BSET workshops, for the curriculum is integrated and builds on itself over time.  

What will I learn in this workshop?

The BSET Program will cover a wide range of subjects and skills aimed at developing the team-specific skills that are essential to the operations of an affective IPCP healthcare team.  The content will be presented by expert faculty using a variety of teaching styles and presentation formats, including group activities, role playing, team exercises and more.

            Content Overview:
              ·  Teams training experience – Low and High Ropes course
              ·  Coaching
              ·  Team Assessments (EI, DISC, and Team)
              ·  Team Development and Functions of a Team
              ·  PCMH Implementation
              ·  Reflective Practice
              ·  Trust and Difficult Circumstances
              ·  Influencing
              ·  Quality and Safety
              ·  Culture of Inquiry
              ·  Capstone Project 

What will I need to do to prepare for the BSET?

Prior to the start of the workshop, participants will be sent an email with some items to complete prior to the first day of workshop.  Please check your email that will include updates and training location information.

Building Skills for Effective Teams Registration and Financial Policies

The administration fee for the2016-2017 BSET workshops will be $475 (includes all four workshops). Registration is not considered complete until payment is received.  The due date for payment is October 13, 2016, one week before the workshop.  If payment has not been received by this date, the registration will be released.  If payment is received in the last week AND there is space available the participant may join the class.  If payment has not been received by the day of class, the participant will not be allowed to attend, even if space is available.  

Cancellation Policy: If a participant cancels 30 or more days prior, they will receive a 95% refund, less a 5% administration fee. If they cancel 15-29 days prior, they will receive a 90% refund, less a 10% administration fee. If a participant cancels 14 days or less prior, all fees are completely non-refundable.

Attendance

Participants must be present for all hours of the BSET.  For a "no-show" or if a participant misses more than 2 hours, they will not be allowed to continue in the BSET.  There will be no partial make-up arrangements made and no refund of tuition funds will occur.  

How do I get more information?

For more information on the BSET content and curriculum, contact Deb Center, Colorado Center for Nursing Excellence.  303-715-0343 #14 or Deb@ColoradoNursingCenter.org.  

For more information on CHC's and training opportunities, please contact Angela Rose, CCHN Health Center Operations & Workforce Coordinator.  303-867-9511 or Angela@cchn.org.

For general information, please contact Michelle Cheuvront, Colorado Center for Nursing Excellence. 
303-715-0343 #20 or Michelle@ColoradoNursingCenter.org.

CHCs interested in this training opportunity but unable to meet the two provider requirement should email Karren Kowalski (Center for Nursing Excellence, President & CEO) at karren.kowalski@att.net with an explanation of why it is not possible to send two providers and a list of the staff positions of the team you are interested in sending. The Center will make a determination on potential exceptions to the two provider requirement on a case by case basis. Individual CHC circumstances will be considered in addition to the deliverables outlined in the HRSA grant.

 

The Colorado Center for Nursing Excellence is an approved provider of continuing nursing education by the Colorado Nurses Association, an accredited approver by the American Nurses Credentialing Center's Commission. Colorado Center for Nursing Excellence Provider number CCN0512.

**Planners / Faculty / Presenters of this educational activity disclose no conflict of interest related to any portion of this educational activity.**

 

                                        

Register Now! Registration closes on October 6, 2016.