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Entering the System as a Clinical Specialist Using the Medium of the Patient Care Conference

Entering a system may be a lengthy and difficult process for the beginning clinical specialist. The patient care conference is proposed as a tool for entry into a system. The patient care conference is an ideal place to exchange; ideas, share knowledge, and for the clinical nurse specialist and staff to begin to know each other. In the setting in which this change was implemented, patient conferences were not a part of nursing practice. This paper describes the system and type of nursing practice where this change was introduced, analyzes the implementation of change using Havelock's and Lewin's models, and preents an initial patient care conference which eased the beginning clinical specialist's entry into a new practice setting.