Key result
Implementation of Just-in-Time Training requires validation of minimum competency of bedside nurses managing high-risk low-volume therapies through direct observation.
Implementation of Just-in-Time Training can help validate minimum competency for bedside nurses managing complex, infrequently practiced therapies.
May support direct observation for nurse competency in high-risk therapies; leaves open efficacy of Just-in-Time Training without further validation.
High-risk low-volume therapies are those therapies that are practiced infrequently and yet carry an increased risk to patients because of their complexity. Staff nurses are required to competently manage these therapies to treat patients' unique needs and optimize outcomes; however, maintaining competence is challenging. This article describes implementation of Just-in-Time Training, which requires validation of minimum competency of bedside nurses managing high-risk low-volume therapies through direct observation of a return-demonstration competency checklist.
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Helman et al. (2015) studied High-risk low-volume therapies management. Just-in-Time Training was evaluated. Implementation of Just-in-Time Training requires validation of minimum competency of bedside nurses managing high-risk low-volume therapies through direct observation.
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