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AN SYSTEM OF CARE

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FOUR IMPERATIVE ACTION TEAMS

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Four Imperative Action Teams

Leader Development Team

“Build our bench”: a persistent, sustainable nurse leader succession plan created full-spectrum leaders who were adaptive to any conditions-based mission; provided a persuasive voice at key echelons of influence in the AMEDD, and innovated doctrine to blueprint the future of the Army Nurse Corps.

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Warrior Care Team

“Back to basics”: optimized nursing care delivery systems that wrapped nursing capability around AMEDD strategic goals and mission; Warrior/patient driven/family-centric care models embraced evidence-based practice to achieve best patient outcomes.

     

 

Evidence-based Management Team

“Optimize performance”: evidence based methodology optimized business practices and cost-capabilities by blending analysis, measuring, and re-designing into daily performance.

     

 

Human Capital Team

“Portfolio of Expertise”: the Army Nurse Corps footprint is optimized through validation of priorities and the force structure is repostured for conditions-based capability and capacity.

     


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