NURS FPX 4065 Assessment 1 BSN Practicum Conference Call Worksheet
Student Name
Capella University
NURS-FPX4065 Patient-Centered Care Coordination
Prof. Name
Date
BSN Practicum Conference Call Worksheet
Learner Name: ___________
Preceptor Name and Credentials: ________
Clinic: Longevity Center
Phone: (561) 843-5955
Email: harrowd@gmail.com
Practicum Location: Florida
Call Date: 20-6-2025
Attending Call:
Meeting Topic
The initial practicum conference call with Dr. David Harrow focused on planning the student’s practicum at the Longevity Center, with a particular emphasis on mental wellness and healthcare support. The discussion highlighted the need to assess current patient needs, implement evidence-based interventions, and evaluate outcomes to improve mental health services.
Practicum Goals
| Goal | Description |
|---|---|
| Goal 1 | Conduct a comprehensive assessment of the mental wellness needs of patients at the Longevity Center using interviews, direct observation, and data collection methods. |
| Goal 2 | Develop and implement at least one evidence-based intervention aimed at improving mental well-being, such as mindfulness sessions or coping skills workshops. |
| Goal 3 | Evaluate the effectiveness of implemented interventions and provide recommendations for sustainable mental wellness support in the clinic. |
Additional Notes:
- A holistic approach is essential to address diverse patient mental wellness needs.
- There is potential for collaboration with interdisciplinary teams, including nurses, counselors, and nutritionists.
- The center currently lacks a structured mental wellness program, creating opportunities for innovative strategies.
NURS FPX 4065 Assessment 1 BSN Practicum Conference Call Worksheet
Practicum Schedule
| Phase | Activities |
|---|---|
| Orientation (Weeks 1–2) | Introduction to clinic operations, patient interactions, and needs assessment. |
| Mid-Practicum | Implementation of selected mental wellness interventions and ongoing monitoring. |
| Final Phase | Evaluation of intervention effectiveness, feedback collection, and preparation of final report/presentation. |
Additional Notes:
- Practicum hours will be completed on weekdays and total approximately ———- hours.
Action Items:
- Submit the finalized practicum schedule and goals to the faculty advisor for approval.
- Begin drafting the mental wellness intervention plan for discussion with Dr. Harrow during the next meeting.
Practicum Documentation
Notes:
- All documentation will be completed weekly and securely stored in accordance with HIPAA and institutional guidelines.
- Tools include weekly logs, reflective journals, and progress reports.
- Dr. Harrow will co-sign completed summaries and approve public-facing materials.
Action Items:
- Set up a digital documentation system for efficient record-keeping.
- Review and sign the confidentiality agreement and practicum policies.
Expectations
Notes:
- Maintain professional communication, punctuality, and active participation in all meetings.
- Submit weekly reflections and complete midterm and final evaluations.
Action Items:
- Email weekly check-in summaries to Dr. Harrow every Friday.
- Schedule the midpoint evaluation meeting for Week 5.
Summary
The initial practicum session established a structured framework for advancing mental wellness initiatives at the Longevity Center. Key areas of focus include identifying service gaps, implementing evidence-based interventions, and assessing their impact under Dr. Harrow’s guidance. Immediate next steps involve finalizing the practicum timeline, establishing documentation procedures, and planning intervention objectives.
This practicum provides the student with practical exposure to developing community-based mental health programs, enhancing interprofessional collaboration, and practicing patient-centered care. The experience aligns with BSN competencies, emphasizing sustainable, high-quality improvements that the Longevity Center can maintain beyond the practicum duration.
References
American Psychological Association. (2020). Publication manual of the American Psychological Association (7th ed.). Washington, DC: Author.