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In this episode on the Lippincott Spark Podcast, Dr. Julie Waldrop and Dr. Jayne Jennings Dunlap join Dr. Kelly J. Dries to explore the Mountain Model—an innovative, practical framework that unites evidence-based practice (EBP) and quality improvement (QI) for today’s nursing workforce. Designed to simplify complex processes, the Mountain Model offers a clear, step-by-step pathway that empowers nurses at every level, from students to experienced clinicians, to drive meaningful change in patient care.
Dr. Waldrop and Dr. Dunlap share the origin and evolution of the Mountain Model, explaining how it translates academic concepts into real-world action. They break down how this framework helps nurses identify clinical problems, locate and assess evidence, and implement targeted improvements directly within their practice environments. This approach not only strengthens patient outcomes but also fosters a culture of curiosity, continuous learning, and professional growth.
For nursing educators, this episode provides valuable insight into a highly teachable and scalable methodology. You’ll hear how the Mountain Model has been successfully integrated into academic programs, including those at the University of West Virginia, to better prepare students for the realities of modern practice. Our guests discussed how educators can use the model to bridge the gap between classroom learning and clinical application, ensuring students graduate as confident, practice-ready nurses capable of contributing to quality improvement from day one.
We also explore the model’s impact within healthcare organizations and clinical settings. Dr. Waldrop and Dr. Dunlap share real-world stories illustrating how the Mountain Model has guided projects aimed at improving workflow, strengthening patient safety, and optimizing care quality. Its structured yet adaptable design makes it useful for teams of all sizes, from unit-level initiatives to systemwide transformation efforts.
Join us for this engaging conversation about how the Mountain Model is reshaping nursing education and practice. Whether you’re a nurse educator, administrator, or student, you’ll discover a practical, accessible tool that makes evidence-based practice and quality improvement not only achievable but inspiring.
For more information and resources:
https://www.wolterskluwer.com/en/solutions/lippincott-nursing-faculty
Dr. Waldrop and Dr. Dunlap share the origin and evolution of the Mountain Model, explaining how it translates academic concepts into real-world action. They break down how this framework helps nurses identify clinical problems, locate and assess evidence, and implement targeted improvements directly within their practice environments. This approach not only strengthens patient outcomes but also fosters a culture of curiosity, continuous learning, and professional growth.
For nursing educators, this episode provides valuable insight into a highly teachable and scalable methodology. You’ll hear how the Mountain Model has been successfully integrated into academic programs, including those at the University of West Virginia, to better prepare students for the realities of modern practice. Our guests discussed how educators can use the model to bridge the gap between classroom learning and clinical application, ensuring students graduate as confident, practice-ready nurses capable of contributing to quality improvement from day one.
We also explore the model’s impact within healthcare organizations and clinical settings. Dr. Waldrop and Dr. Dunlap share real-world stories illustrating how the Mountain Model has guided projects aimed at improving workflow, strengthening patient safety, and optimizing care quality. Its structured yet adaptable design makes it useful for teams of all sizes, from unit-level initiatives to systemwide transformation efforts.
Join us for this engaging conversation about how the Mountain Model is reshaping nursing education and practice. Whether you’re a nurse educator, administrator, or student, you’ll discover a practical, accessible tool that makes evidence-based practice and quality improvement not only achievable but inspiring.
For more information and resources:
https://www.wolterskluwer.com/en/solutions/lippincott-nursing-faculty
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