Research Smart Goals as a Professional School Nurse

Smart goals as a Professional School Nurse
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Smart goals as a Professional School Nurse
SMART goals play a significant role in strategic planning by businesses, and government. Another major application is in learning and professional institutions to ensure academic performance or workplace delivery. SMART goals in schools provide clarification on students’ academic needs, and the expected outcome. In the nursing profession, the success of the nursing activities is aligned with the nurse’s philosophy and individual values. SMART is an abbreviation representing, specific, strategic, measurable, Attainable, result oriented, and time bound (Haughey, 2016). The paper highlights the SMART goals of a professional school (RN) Nurse.
PERFORMANCE GOAL 1Title of GoalDuring the 2016-2016 year, I will work to improve my skills in caring for diabetic students.ActionsTo improve my skills, I will undertake continuous training on the management of the disease, and also, attend to many cases for enough exposure. Reviewing the existing literature on diabetic children will help in gaining more knowledge.MeasurementsThe achievement will be measured by how I master the clinical skills, glucose monitoring, and CHO counting.Due dateDecember 2016Current StatusIn progressCompletion65%
PERFORMANCE GOAL 2Title of GoalDuring this academic year, I will work to reduce student absenteeism resulting from asthma illness.ActionsUndertaking of educational programs that will aim at identifying the triggers and ensure appropriate use of drugs to manage the case properly.MeasurementsReduced times of absenteeism by identified students.Due dateJanuary 2017Current StatusIn progressCompletion70%
PERFORMANCE GOAL 3Title of GoalBy the end of the academic year, I will have ensured that students take balanced diets both in school and at home.ActionsAfter conducting a survey of the typical food taken by the students, I will design and implement teachin...