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Page 1: Clinical Education: Challenges and Strategies Conference March 28, 2004

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Clinical Education: Challenges and Strategies Conference

March 28, 2004

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What is HSPnet?

What is HSPnet?• A web-enabled application for coordinating and improving health

sciences student placements in BC

Who will use HSPnet?• Placing and Receiving Agencies

– Post-secondary education institutions – Health authorities– Other agencies

• Planning Bodies– BCAHC and participating agencies– Ministry of Health– Professional Associations

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HSPnet and Capacity Building

PostSecondary

Schools

Health AuthoritiesStudent

Placements

HSPnet

Reports

StreamliningBenefits

CapacityDevelopment

Strategies

TrackPlacements

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July 2001 – COUTH Report: An Integrated

Student Placement System for Health

Sciences in BC

July 2001 – COUTH Report: An Integrated

Student Placement System for Health

Sciences in BC

April 2002 – Ministry of Health Planning funds COUTH to sponsor the

HSPnet Project

April 2002 – Ministry of Health Planning funds COUTH to sponsor the

HSPnet Project

April 2003 – COUTH becomes the BC Academic

Health Council

April 2003 – COUTH becomes the BC Academic

Health Council

April 2003 – HSPnet Pilot sites

Go Live

April 2003 – HSPnet Pilot sites

Go Live

Feb 2004 – 6000th Login

Feb 2004 – 6000th Login

Jan 2004 – 50th Educ. Program 5000th Login

Jan 2004 – 50th Educ. Program 5000th Login

July 2003 – HSPnet Launch

July 2003 – HSPnet Launch

HSPnet History

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Student Placements in BC

4 Universities42% of Students

5 University Colleges22% of Students

10 Colleges28% of Students

Private PSE’s,Other PSE’s

6 Health Authorities

Other Receiving Agencies

Intermediaries:-Nursing Interschool-CAOT-UBC PT

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4 Universities42% of Students

5 University Colleges22% of Students

10 Colleges28% of Students

Private PSE’s,Other PSE’s

6 Health AuthoritiesOther Receiving Agencies

Current Placement Processes

Intermediaries:-Nursing Interschool-CAOT-UBC PT

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Proposed Placement Processes

HSPnet

OperationalReports Statistical

Reports

Manual PR Forms

Intermediaries

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Sample HSPnet Screen

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HSPnet Implementation Status

• Placing Agencies– Several Disciplines (Nursing, RCA, HUCoord, Physio, Techs)

– 50 Educational Programs in 13 PSE’s

– 4,012 Students

– 4,278 Placement Requests (incl. linked destinations)

• Receiving Agencies– 22 acute and 12 community destinations in 4 health authorities

– 1,142 Destinations

• Users– 171 active users, 7499 user sessions

• 4 Version Releases– 148 enhancements

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Reporting - Highlights

NIS Group Students by Week - Winter 2004

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Reporting - Highlights

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Precep Groups

Requests by Status - Jan 1 to Mar 31 2004

OTHER

CANC

DECL

ACC/CONF

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HSPnet Next Steps

• Expand use within Health Authorities, other Receiving Agencies

• Extend to new Disciplines

• Identify Development Partners

• New Modules– Placement Arrangements (agreements, student prerequisites)

– Student Module

– Preceptor Module

– User-Defined Reports