Title: CPEN Board of Directors Chair Report October 2006
1CPEN Board of Directors Chair Report October
2006 Presented by Audrey Jusko Friedman
2CPEN Annual Meeting 05-06 B of D Commitment
- Clarify our collective goals
- Put in place enablers that will assist us in
realizing our goals - Ensure that our goals are achieved
- Measure and monitoring progress
3Metrics for Reporting Progress for CPEN B of D
05-06
- Goal accomplished or significant progress
- In early stages of action
- On work plan for action
4How Did We Do?
- Develop CPENs Strategic plan for 2006-2010
- Agree on key metrics or indicators
- Identify key collaborative opportunities
- Create a communication and marketing plan
- Clarify our understanding of CPENs innovative
products - Champion key initiatives
- Recruit new members, sponsors and supporters
5Accomplishments to Date
- Developed CPENs Strategic plan for 2006-2010
- Agreement on key metrics or indicators
- Identified key collaborative opportunities
- Created a communication and marketing plan
- Clarifying our understanding of CPENs
"innovative products - Championing key initiatives
- Recruiting new members, sponsors and supporters
6Accomplishments to date Strategic Planning
- Strategic planning subcommittee formed
- Reinvent CPENs Strategic plan for 2006-2010
- Strategic planning survey
- Framework for Strategic Plan
7Reaffirmed CPEN Mission
- CPENs mission is to promote and provide models
of excellence in the areas of patient, family and
community education across the continuum of
cancer care
8Reaffirmed CPEN Goals
- Provide opportunities for the professional
development of cancer patient educators - Provide a forum for collaborative research on
issues related to cancer patient education - Provide relevant resources, reference tools and
best practice standards on cancer patient
education programs and services - Encourage collaboration and networking among
professionals and organizations involved in
cancer patient education and - Work in close collaboration with the National
Cancer Institutes (NCI) Office of Education and
Special Initiatives.
9Accomplishments to date Strategic Planning
- Board Strategic Planning subcommittee
- Strategic Goals
- Initiatives
- Tactics
- Tactical plan by committee aligned with
- overall strategic plan
- Metrics developed to measure success
10Strategic Planning Goals 06-10
Accomplishments to date Strategic Planning
- Provide relevant resources, reference tools and
best practice standards on patient education
programs and services - Provide opportunities for professional
development of cancer patient educators - Provide a forum for collaborative research on
issues related to patient education - Encourage collaboration and networking among
professionals and organizations involved in
cancer patient education - Work in close collaboration with NCI OESI
11 Accomplishments to date Identifying and
Developing Collaborative Relationships
- Developed CPENs Strategic plan for 2006-2010
- Agreement on key metrics or indicators
- Identified key collaborative opportunities
- Created a communication and marketing plan
- Clarifying our understanding of CPENs
"innovative products - Championing key initiatives
- Recruiting new members, sponsors and supporters
12Accomplishments to date Identifying and
Developing Collaborative Relationships
13Accomplishments to date Identifying and
Developing Collaborative Relationships
- AACE
- Identified opportunities for collaboration for
journal publication for CPEN, joint conferences,
sharing administrative resources. - CPEN Canada
- Discussion of formalizing relationship i.e
joint membership, listserv, conference hosting.
14Accomplishments to date Creating a Communication
Marketing Plan
- Developed CPENs Strategic plan for 2006-2010
- Agreement on key metrics or indicators
- Identified key collaborative opportunities
- Created a communication and marketing plan
- Clarifying our understanding of CPENs
"innovative products - Championing key initiatives
- Recruiting new members, sponsors and supporters
15Accomplishments to date Creating a Communication
Marketing Plan
- Committee formed
- Developed comprehensive marketing plan
- Promotional tool
- CPEN Branding
16- Accomplishments to date
- Clarifying our understanding of CPENs
"innovative products
- Developed CPENs Strategic plan for 2006-2010
- Agreement on key metrics or indicators
- Identified key collaborative opportunities
- Created a communication and marketing plan
- Clarifying our understanding of CPENs
innovative products - Championing key initiatives
- Recruiting new members, sponsors and supporters.
17- Accomplishments to date
- Clarifying our understanding of CPENs
"innovative products
- Leadership
- Mentoring
- Problem solving
- Innovation
- Research
- Publications Presentations
CPEN the Authoritative
Resource for Patient Educators
18Clarifying our understanding of CPENs
"innovative products Mentorship
- Improve the patient experience through
provider sharing,
mentoring and collaborating -
19Clarifying our understanding of CPENs
"innovative products Mentorship
- Bring people with the same interests to share
knowledge and expertise to improve the patient
experience - real time responses
- problem solving
- shared resources
- conferences
-
20Clarifying our understanding of CPENs
"innovative products Leaders in best practices
- CPEN Guidelines adopted/adapted for Cancer
Centers across Ontario Canada
21CPEN Invited Talks
Clarifying our understanding of CPENs
"innovative products Publications
Presentations
- Cancer Culture Literacy Podium Presentation
- CPEN Patient Teaching Competency Survey
- Roundtable
- CPEN an effective Community of Practice
- AACE Workshop/Published abstract
- Patients and Providers, Partners in Learning
- An Organizational Strategy for Improving
Healthcare Patient Teaching
22- Developed CPENs Strategic plan for 2006-2010
- Agreement on key metrics or indicators
- Identified key collaborative opportunities
- Created a communication and marketing plan
- Clarifying our understanding of CPENs
"innovative products - Championing key initiatives
- Recruiting new members, sponsors and supporters
23Champion key initiatives
- Expanding CPEN resource section
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24Recruiting new members, sponsors and supporters
- Developed CPENs Strategic plan for 2006-2010
- Agreement on key metrics or indicators
- Identified key collaborative opportunities
- Created a communication and marketing plan
- Clarifying our understanding of CPENs
"innovative products - Championing key initiatives
- Recruiting new members, sponsors and supporters
25Recruiting new members, sponsors and supporters
- 139 Paid up members
- 52 Cancer Centres
- 2 Countries
- 31States, DC
- 2 Provinces
- Sponsorship
- 8 founding Sponsors
- Exploring opportunities for revenue generation
26Thank YouCPEN Board of Directors
- Diane Cole, UVa Cancer Center
- Kelli Fee-Schroeder, Mayo Clinic Cancer Center
- Holly Hough, University of North Carolina at
Chapel Hill - Jean Just, James Cancer Hospital and Solove
Research Institute - Susan Scritchfield, James Cancer Hospital and
Solove Research Institute - Rose Mary Padberg, National Cancer Institute
- Tanya Smith, Huntsman Cancer Institute
- Louise Villejo, Univ. of Texas M. D. Anderson
Cancer Center - Karen Stepan, Univ. of Texas M. D. Anderson
Cancer Center - Allison Travis, Cancer Patient Education Network
27Thank YouCPEN Board of Directors
28Thank YouCPEN Committees
- Annual Meeting Chairs Nancy Marilee Kuhrik
- Awards - Chair Anne Sweet
- Bylaws Chairs Annette Mercurio Tanya Smith
- Complementary Alternative Medicine Chair
Holly Hough - Electronic Communications Marketing Chair
Holly Hough - Guidelines Chair Jean Just
- Learning Resource Center Chair Tanya Smith
- New Member Chairs Donna Branson Nancy
Goldstein - Professional Development Chair Nita Pyle
- Research - Chair Karen Stepan
- Translation Chair Susan Scritchfield
- Pediatric Special Interest Group Chairs Summer
Holubec Alicia Huettel
29Mission accomplished .Got the CPEN chair locked
up for the next year!
2006.2007