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Redesigning a Clinical Advancement Program to Promote and Strengthen Competencies of Clinical Nurses

Clinical advancement programs (CAPs) benefit direct care nursing staff, patients, and healthcare institutions. As standards in nursing practice and workforce evolve, changes in CAPs are necessary. In this quality improvement project, nursing leadership and a 15-member nurse committee redesigned a CAP using Benner's Novice to Expert Model. Changes included self-selection of specialty tracks by shadowing senior nurses in direct patient care, education, and leadership. CAPs increase satisfaction, collaboration, and generation of innovative knowledge.