Pathway Program Guidance: The Journey
Join teams from around the world to network and learn how to leverage the Pathway to Excellence® framework to strengthen your organizational culture.
• Discover how your organization can create a healthy work environment where a culture of excellence fosters frontline staff to lead from the bedside.
• Develop a solid foundation aligned with your organization's strategic goals to drive improvements in organizational outcomes.
This 2-day virtual program guidance provides strategies and best practices for organizations across the continuum embarking on the Pathway to Excellence journey.
Pathway's expert staff will provide:
- Guidance on how to start the journey
- Engagement strategies
- Resources and tools to assist in the application and appraisal process
- Strategies for writing the narratives
- Pragmatic exercises to enhance thought processes
- Case scenarios to guide applicant organizations
Who Should Attend? Staff and Leadership integral in facilitating the Pathway journey (including Program Coordinators/Directors, CNOs, DONs, frontline staff, educators, and council members)
Date: Wednesday, June 11 and Thursday, June 12, 2025
Time: 9:45 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. EDT (both days)
Fee: $799.99 per person
Includes E-book 2024 Pathway to Excellence® and Pathway to Excellence in Long-Term Care® Application Manual
Registration Policy: By registering for the event, you are obligated for the registration fee and agree to cancellation and refund policy. Registrants must attend both days. 1 person in attendance per registration.
Note: This program guidance event is intended for healthcare organizations
If you are a consulting organization, please contact lynn.newberry@ana.org for additional information.
Cancellation Policy:
• All cancellations must be in writing. Send to lynn.newberry@ana.org
• A $50 cancellation fee will be deducted from the refund.
• No refunds after June 2, 2025
CNE issued: 8.0
The American Nurses Association is accredited as a provider of nursing continuing professional development by the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Commission on Accreditation
