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November 19th, 2014
Re-Engaging With GNOSIS Quest for Zero: OB
Peer Mentor Training BETA HealthCare Group
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What is GNOSIS? A patented online learning platform for healthcare providers that delivers individualized, prioritized content, with a focus on areas of practice with the highest risk
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Overview: How GNOSIS Works MEASURE
Personal Proficiency Module
Measures the areas of highest priority for
clinical improvement
ESTABLISH Learning Path
Presents prioritized content generated from the results of the PPM
EDUCATE GNOSIS Content Segments
Self-directed education and review of the Learning Path’s
content segments
ANALYZE GNOSIS Reporting
Personalized score report and blind comparison to others at
your facility
DEMONSTRATE Practitioners apply the knowledge obtained
from GNOSIS, improving health outcomes
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Responsibilities of a GNOSIS Peer Mentor
Resources for GNOSIS Peer Mentors
If you need assistance navigating GNOSIS or understanding GNOSIS
reporting, please contact your APS Client Services Manager.
Abby Panozzo
Manager, Client Services
apanozzo@aps-web.com
617.275.7253
Act as the primary internal champion for GNOSIS 1
2 Monitor the initial registration and engagement with GNOSIS
3 Encourage participation and engagement with GNOSIS to help reach institutional goals
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GNOSIS Learning Objectives
Access your accrued CME/CE credits
Access your Memo of GNOSIS Learning Path Completion
Monitor coursework completion in GNOSIS 4
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Navigate to the Personal Proficiency Module and your Learning Path
Interpret your individual PPM score
Launch GNOSIS 1
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GNOSIS & BETA HealthCare Group Quest for Zero: OB Tier 1 Annual EFM Assessment Deadline: April 30, 2015 All obstetricians, perinatologists, family practitioners, certified nurse midwives and residents with privileges to perform delivery within 3 months of credentialing.
All nursing staff, to include travelers and registry who deliver babies within 3 months of hire .
• Complete Fetal Assessment & Monitoring Personal Proficiency Module
• Complete Learning Path red and yellow content segments
• Submit Staff Rosters & Memo of Completion
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1. Complete the 2014 Opt-In Agreement and return to Lisa Gentile, lgentile@betahg.com
2. Send an email introducing Quest for Zero & GNOSIS to clinicians
3. Complete new user template and return to Abby Panozzo, apanozzo@aps-web.com
Getting Started with GNOSIS for 2014-2015 Quest for Zero: OB
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How to Login to GNOSIS as an Existing User
1. Launch a web browser
2. Type mygnosis.com in the URL bar
3. Type the email and password you used to register with GNOSIS
4. Select blue Agree & Sign In button
5. Select I forgot my password if you need a helpful reminder
Getting Started with GNOSIS Logging into GNOSIS after Registration
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The Personal Proficiency Module
Answers from the PPM generate your personalized, prioritized Learning Path
Contains two question types: (1) Knowledge and (2) Judgment
Assesses clinician’s strengths and areas to review 1
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Captures a clinician’s knowledge with simulated time-bound activity 4
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Beginning the Personal Proficiency Module
Beginning with a PPM provides a Learning Path with only content you need to review, saving you time
1. Select the PERSONAL PROFICIENCY MODULE: Fetal Assessment & Monitoring
2. After completing the PPM a new Learning Path will be generated
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Beginning the Personal Proficiency Module
1. Each subject area PPM has a different number of sections.
2. You can click Save & Exit only at the end of a PPM section
3. You can click Hide Timer as an option
4. Click Continue when you are ready to begin
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The Personal Proficiency Module Knowledge Questions
Knowledge questions assess base knowledge in each clinical Practice Area.
These questions often include a fetal monitoring strip, clinical scenario or both.
1. Read the question
2. Scroll to review Fetal Heart Rate tracing
3. Select appropriate response
4. Hit Submit
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Helpful tip: Remember to scroll
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The Personal Proficiency Module Judgment Questions
Judgment questions assess the organization and application of knowledge to clinical scenarios.
These types of questions help to distinguish an individual’s ability to connect all the pieces of relevant information and reach a decision.
1. Background
2. Provided management plan
3. New piece of Information
4. Hit Submit
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Helpful tip: Remember to scroll 4
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The Personal Proficiency Module Answering Judgment Questions using the Likert Scale
Answering judgment questions using a Likert scale is novel to many clinicians. An effective approach to choosing a response is to think about how this new information (often an Electronic Fetal Monitoring strip) might affect the assessment or management plan provided in the initial question.
You feel certain that the new piece of information should change the initial management plan or assessment.
You are leaning towards changing the initial management plan or assessment provided, but there are variables within the context of the case that give you pause.
This new information does not change your initial management plan or assessment, as it does not inform the original decision.
You are leaning towards continuing the initial management plan or assessment provided, but there are variables within the context of the case that give you pause.
You feel certain that the new piece of information reinforces the initial management plan or assessment provided.
No Impact
Could Invalidate
Strongly Invalidates
Could Support
Strongly Supports
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The Personal Proficiency Module Scoring
Knowledge Questions have a clear, correct answer, and are scored traditionally. Users do not receive credit for an incorrect answer and receive full credit for each correct answer.
Judgement Questions provide an opportunity to earn partial or full credit for aligning with subject matter experts’1 modal response.
Scoring of the PPM is different based on the type of question: knowledge or judgment.
1. Advanced Practice Strategies (APS) partners with a panel of Nurse and Physician medical experts who are selected based on their healthcare experience and academic profiles and are: nationally or regionally recognized, OB generalists and MFMs with 10+ years of experience, from academic medical centers and high-volume community practices, contributors to academic or clinical literature, located in different geographic regions
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If a question is given to a panel of 10 experts and 6 of them respond to the judgment question as “could invalidate,” then they form the majority opinion. If you also respond to the question as “could invalidate,” then you earn 100% of the credit.
The remaining 4 experts respond as “strongly invalidates.” If you align with the 4 experts you earn 66% of the credit because the majority (6 experts) becomes the denominator.
No Impact Could Invalidate Strongly Invalidate Could Support Strongly Supports
4 Experts 4/6 = 66%
6 Experts 6/6 = 100%
0 Experts 0/6 = 0%
0 Experts 0/6 = 0%
0 Experts 0/6 = 0%
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The Personal Proficiency Module Structure & Time Allocation
Subject Area PPM Question Types in PPM Number of Sections
Time Allocated to Complete
PPM
Fetal Assessment & Monitoring Knowledge/Judgment 4 2 Hours
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GNOSIS Learning Path
The Learning Path presents relevant course material, prioritized for each clinician’s personal needs. The items on the Learning Path are arranged by clinical significance and an individual’s answers to the assessment questions. Areas of greater potential clinical impact, or opportunities to improve knowledge or judgment, appear higher. Areas of lower risk impact, and those that the user already understands well, appear lower.
As content is completed it will move to the bottom of the Learning Path and become gray
The Learning Path color represents the priority of content 1
Red represents high priority content, yellow represents medium, and green represents low
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GNOSIS Learning Path
Congrats! You’ve completed your PPM.
1. Select blue View Learning Path button
2. Directed to prioritized Learning Path
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GNOSIS Learning Path
How to Review Learning Path Content Segments
1. Select a Content Segment
2. Review Information
3. Select green Continue button
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PPM and Learning Path Average Completion Times1
1. Source: GNOSIS user logs 1/1/2013-11/6/2014. 2. You do not earn credit for completing the PPM and total credit hours reflect completing all content: red, yellow and green content segments or the long format course.
Fetal Assessment & Monitoring
Nurses 4.06 hours (PPM=84min, LP=162min)
Providers 3.35 hours (PPM=75min, LP=140min)
Total Potential Credit Hours2 8 hours
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GNOSIS Certificates & Completion of Learning Path
1. A clinician can submit accrued CME/CE credit for contact hours earned completing GNOSIS education
1. GNOSIS Learning Path
completions live under the Memorandum of Completion heading
GNOSIS Certificates is a repository for two types of certificates: (1) certificates for a clinician’s accrued CME/CE contact hours and (2) memorandum of completions.
CME/CE certificates are accrued in 15 minute increments as a clinician completes a subject area’s Learning Path. Memorandums of Completions are granted once you complete a subject area’s PPM and corresponding Learning Path.
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GNOSIS Certificates versus Memorandum of Completion
Below is a comparison of
1. GNOSIS contact hour certificates for CME/CE credits
2. GNOSIS Memorandum of Learning Path completions.
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Accruing CME/CE Credits
Subject Area Total Potential Credit Hours to
Earn 1
Fetal Assessment & Monitoring 8 hours
Obstetrical Hemorrhage 4.25 hours
Shoulder Dystocia 1.75 hours
1. You do not earn credit for completing the PPM.
To earn the total amount of CME/CE credit hours available you can complete the red, yellow and green content segments in your Learning Path
A clinician earns CME/CE credits by completing GNOSIS coursework through the Learning Path or by completing a traditional long format course. CME/CE credit is not granted for subject area’s PPM. If completing GNOSIS education through a Learning Path, each practitioner will accrue a different amount of credit if completing only the red & yellow content segments.
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Example: Demonstrating accruing CME/CE Credits
3 mins 3 mins 4 mins 5 mins 5 mins 5 mins 1 min 2 mins +
28 minutes and 0.25 accrued CME/CE credits
(30 minutes = 0.5 CME/CE credits)
A sample Learning Path is displayed. Summarizing the time for the content segments provides 28 minutes towards continuing medical education.
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Each time you log into GNOSIS your CME/CE progress is summarized at the bottom. Both courses with a PPM and without a PPM will appear. This indicates progress through the course, not progress through the Learning Path.
GNOSIS Dashboard of CME/CE Credits
Certificate Progress
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GNOSIS Reporting for Clinical Users Knowledge Report
Answers to PPM questions are used to create two reports: a Knowledge report and a Judgment report.
The Knowledge report shows how a user’s performance compares to that of his/her peers who took the PPM.
1. A user’s peer group comprises the set of users that are members of the group selected for the report.
2. The dark gray band represents the 25th to 75th percentile.
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GNOSIS Reporting for Clinical Users Judgment Report
The Judgment report shows how a user’s performance compares to that of his/her peers, as well as the expert panel.
1. The gray band represents the 25th to 75th percentile.
2. The green bar represents the average score of the experts who took the assessment in each Practice Area.
There are two expert panels. If taking the PPM as a physician, performance is measured against a physician panel. If taking it as a nurse, a nurse panel is used.
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GNOSIS Reporting for Clinical Users Explain My Score
Each Personal Proficiency Module report includes an Explain My Scores feature to interpret your scores. 1. Select Explain My
Score 1. Review content
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Analyze Practitioner's Subject Area Proficiency
GNOSIS provides valuable information about a population, enabling Peer Mentors a direct way to continuously improve performance, achieve key goals, and report on both the needs and results of the clinical teams. Based on report results a Peer Mentor of a group may target specific initiatives or provide additional training for certain Practice Areas to move the entire staff to achieve excellence.
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Analyze Practitioner's Subject Area Proficiency Knowledge Questions
Peer Mentors can view the PPM scores of an entire group. Results are organized by Practice Area and PPM question type.
1. The dark band highlights the 25th to 75th percentile distribution of results.
2. Each circle represents the number of users whose score for a Practice Area fell within a specific range (e.g. 0-20%, 20-40%, etc.).
Clicking on a circle brings up a list of corresponding users to drill down and see all of their scores.
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Analyze Practitioner's Subject Area Proficiency Judgment Questions
The Judgment Report is presented in a similar fashion to the Knowledge Report. Results are organized by Practice Area. 3. Select Judgment to view
scores in Practice Areas with judgment questions
4. The Judgment Report also
displays a green line which represents the expert panel.
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Monitoring GNOSIS Engagement Learning Path Status
The Learning Path Status tab displays a report for all GNOSIS courses with a PPM. A course is labeled “complete” if the user completes the PPM and the client requirements for completion for the corresponding Learning Paths.
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Monitoring GNOSIS Engagement Learning Path Status
1. Select Reports from the top menu
1. Select Learning Path
Status 1. Select parameters to run
the report 1. Select green Run Report
button 1. Export report to CSV to
view in Microsoft Excel
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Monitoring GNOSIS Engagement Course Status
The Course Status tab displays a report for all GNOSIS courses purchased by the client. This includes courses with a PPM and without a PPM. A course is labeled as “complete” in Course Status if the user accesses a course with or without a PPM and clicks through the entire course, or if a user completes a course with a PPM by completing all red, yellow, and green content segments.
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Example: Shoulder Dystocia is a course that can begin with a PPM. If a clinician completes the PPM and the content segments in their Learning Path, then:
1. Course Status will reflect the percentage of entire Shoulder Dystocia completed
2. Learning Path Status will reflect 100% complete
Comparing Course Status v. Learning Path Status
Depending on the GNOSIS report that is run in GNOSIS, courses that begin with a Personal Proficiency Module will appear differently on the Course Status tab compared to the Learning Path Status tab. The PPM is designed to assist clinicians in using their time more efficiently and concentrating on and prioritizing content most relevant to them. Therefore, it is unlikely that an individual clinician will need to complete an entire course.
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GNOSIS saves the progress of your Learning Path. For your security, be sure to log out after each session. 1. Select your name
from the top menu 2. Select Sign Out
Logging out of GNOSIS
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GNOSIS Profile includes adjustable settings for primary role, degree information, email, and password changes. Apply changes by selecting the blue update user account or update registration buttons
1. Select your name 2. Select Profile 3. Update Email or
Password 4. Update registration
information
GNOSIS Profile
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GNOSIS allows each user to contact APS regarding our products and content 1. Select your name
from the top menu 2. Select Contact Us
from the drop down menu
3. Compose a message
to our team 4. Select Send
Message
Contact Us
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APS Customer Support
Email Monday-Friday 8 AM – 5PM EST e. support@aps-web.com
Phone 24 hours per day, 7 days per week p. 877-277-4500
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