Nurse Anesthesia Programs Summary of Annual Report Data 2005

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Nurse Anesthesia ProgramsSummary of Annual
Report Data2005
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Who Accredits the Institution

• COA - 100 (93) North Central - 22 (21)
• JCAHO - 39 (38) Southern Assoc. - 21 (20)
• NLNAC - 17 (16) Middle States - 11
  (11)
• CCNE - 33 (32) Other -
  12 (12)
• New England Assoc. -- 3 (3)
• Western Association -- 3 (3)
• ( ) indicates of programs

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Distance Between 2 Conducting Institutions(54
Programs Shared Authority)

• Miles n
• 0-5 59 32
• 6-10 4 2
• 11-16 9 5
• 17-22 2 1
• 23-90 20 11
• 91-202 6 3

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Degree Major(95 Programs)

• Degree n
• Nursing 52 50
• Nurse Anesthesia 34 33
• Biology 5 5
• Science 3 3
• Health Sciences 2 2
• Education 1 1
• Health Care Admin. 1 1

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Academic Unit(95 Programs)

• Unit n
• Nursing 53 51
• Health Sciences 11 11
• Allied Health 6 6
• Biology 6 6
• Medical College 4 4
• Liberal Arts Science 2 2
• Education 1 1
• Other 14 14

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Duration of Program

• Months n
• 24 14 13
• 25-29 66 65
• 30-36 20 19

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Program Admission

• Month n
• January 13 13
• February 1 1
• March 0 0
• April 0 0
• May 10 10
• June 13 13
• July 3 3
• August 45 44
• September 18 18
• October 1 1
• November 0 0
• December 0 0

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Budgeted CRNA Faculty (FTEs)

• of Faculty n
• 0 0 0
• 1 -- 1.9 19 18
• 2 -- 2.9 38 37
• 3 -- 3.9 17 17
• 4 -- 4.9 17 7
• 5 -- 5.9 4 4
• 6 4 4
• 7 0 0
• 8 1 1
• 9 1 1
• gt10 6
  5

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Budgeted Anesthesiologist Faculty (FTEs)

• of Faculty n
• 0 - 1 90 87
• 3 1 1
• 4 3 3
• 6 1 1
• 9 1 1
• gt10 2 2

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CRNA Clinical Faculty

• n
  n
• 0 10 4 61 70 6
• 11 20 16 71 80 4
• 21 30 16 81 90 2
• 31 40 11 91 100 3
• 41 50 8 101-120 5
• 51 60 4 gt120 22
• Note Ninety-five programs report a total of
  7,619 CRNA Clinical Faculty.

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Anesthesiologist Clinical Faculty

• n n
• 0 10 31 61 70 10
• 11 20 11 71 80 5
• 21 30 15 81 90 4
• 31 40 6 91 100 3
• 41 50 2 101-120 3
• 51 60 8 gt120 6
• Note Ninety-five programs reported a total of
  4,577 anesthesiologist clinical faculty.

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CRNA Faculty (Clinical) with a Masters Degree

• n
  n
• 0 10 12 61 70 3
• 11 20 16 71 80 5
• 21 30 21 81 90 4
• 31 40 8 91 100 2
• 41 50 12 101-120 4
• 51 60 6 gt120 8
• Note Ninety-five programs reported a total of
  4,850 CRNA faculty with a masters degree.

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CRNA Faculty with a Doctorate Degree

• CRNA Faculty Clinical n Didactic
  n
• 0 77 73 55 52
• 1 15 14 26 25
• 2 5 5 13 12
• 3 2 2 6 6
• 4 0 0 0 0
• 5 1 1 0
  0
• Note Ninety-five programs report a total of 102
  CRNA faculty hold doctoral degrees.

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CRNA Facultyin Doctoral Degree Programs

• CRNA Faculty Clinical n Didactic
  n
• 0 82 78 57 54
• 1 14 13
  33 31
• 2 2
  2 10 9
• 3 1 1
  1 1
• 4 1 1
• Note Ninety-five programs report a total of 76
  CRNA faculty enrolled in doctoral degree
  programs. (24 clinical and 52 didactic)

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Number of Applicants Interviewed Most Recently
for Entry to the Nurse Anesthesia Programs
of Applicants
n
of Applicants
n

• 0 10 6 51 60
  13
• 11 20 7 61 70
  8
• 21 30 11 71 80
  7
• 31 40 26 81 90
  2
• 41 50 10 gt90
  8
• Total Number of Applicants 4,435

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Number of Qualified Applicants Accepted
of Applicants n
of Applicants n

• 0 10 15 51 60 0
• 11 20 35 61 70 2
• 21 30 28 71 80 0
• 31 40 11 81 90
  0
• 41 50 2 gt90
  2
• Total Number Accepted 2,312

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Number of Qualified ApplicantsTurned Away
of Applicants n
of Applicants n

• 0 10 20 51 60
  5
• 11 20 13 61 70
  0
• 21 30 11 71 80
  3
• 31 40 6 81
  90 1
• 41 50 10
  gt90 7
• Total Number Turned Away 2,725

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Percentage of Students That Leftthe Program Last
Year
Percentage n
Percentage n

• 0 1 43 6.1 7
  4
• 1.1 2 9 7.1
  8 8
• 2.1 3 8
  8.1 9 2
• 3.1 4 5
  9.1 10 2
• 4.1 5 6
  10.1 11 1
• 5.1 6 3
  11.1 12 1
• gt 12
  2

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Ethnicity of Currently Enrolled Students

• American Indian/Alaska Native 16 (.04)
• Asian 177 (4.2 )
• African American 192 (5)
• Hispanic/Latino 215 (5.1)
• Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander 49 (.12)
• White 3,559 (85)

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Ethnicity of Faculty

• American Indian/Alaska Native 8 (.04)
• Asian 94 (6)
• African American 54 (3)
• Hispanic/Latino 52 (3)
• Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander 13 (.07)
• White 1,435 (87)

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In State Tuition (in thousands)

• Amount n
• 0 10 12 12
• 10 21 17 17
• 20 31 28 28
• 30 41 24 24
• 40 51 10 10
• 50 60 5 5
• gt 60 2 2

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Out of State Tuition (in thousands)

• Amount n
• 0 11 9 9
• 10 21 7 7
• 20 31 17 17
• 30 41 30 30
• 40 51 18 18
• 50 61 10 10
• 60 70 5 5
• gt70 1 1

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Methods of Tuition Assistance

• Military Teaching
• Students Military Employers Stipend Assistanc
  e
• 0 36 24 68 87
• 1 - 5 54 30 25 10
• 6 - 10 5 23 0 1
• 11 15 0 5 1 0
• 16 20 0 6 0 1
• 21 30 1 6 1 0
• gt30 2 5 3 0
• Reported as of 95 programs

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Methods of Tuition Assistance

• G.S. Prof. Nurse
• Students Grants Loans
  Traineeships Traineeships
• 0 72 9 21 45
• 1 - 5 11 6 3 5
• 6 - 10 5 2 11 5
• 11 15 0 6 10 7
• 16 20 0 8 9 10
• 21 30 4 23 23 18
• gt30 5 46 19 10
• Reported as of 95 programs

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Methods of Tuition Assistance

• Students Scholarship Stipends
  None Other
• 0 48 57 84
  81
• 1 - 5 33 18
  14 8
• 6 - 10 10 7
  1 6
• 11 15 3 3
  1 3
• 16 20 2 6 0 1
• 21 30 1 3
  0 0
• gt30 1 6 0
  1
• Reported as of 95 programs

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Pain Management

• Seventy-five programs (79) provide the students
  with pain management experience
• The pain management hours range from 0-200 with a
  mean of 32 hours (41 hrs.)

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Office Based

• Ten programs (11) provide the students with
  office based experience

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Clinical Sites

• Twenty-eight programs (30) report they have been
  denied access to clinical sites, but forty-one
  (43) feel they have easier access to clinical
  sites

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Distance Education

• Fourteen programs (15) have added distance
  education courses since last report
• Thirty-six programs (38) indicate they have been
  approved by the COA for distance education.

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Major Changes

• Twenty-nine programs (30) report they had a
  major change in the program since last report

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Total Amount of MoneyAllocated in the Budget
(Thousands)

• Amount n
• 0150 9 8
• 151-250 12 11
• 251-350 26 24
• 351-450 12 11
• 451-550 7 6
• 551-700 15 14
• 701-900 5 5
• 900-1M 5 5
• gt1M 11 10