Systems Approach to Training - Implementation & Evaluation

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TRAINING SOLUTIONS Pharmaceuticals | Healthcare

PART IV – IMPLEMENTATION PART V – EVALUATION

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Drug development and commercialization processes are complex and require advanced working knowledge in multiple domains. Teams need to be trained in a manner that enables optimal function that meets the needs of the enterprise, including operational efficiencies, continuous improvement, regulatory compliance and the need to keep up with innovative approaches and new coming technologies.

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Systems Approach to Training Evaluate

Flexible, outcome-oriented system Instructional system shall determine needs and priorities, develop effective and effective solutions to achieving these needs, implement them competently, and asses how well the outcomes meet the specified needs.

Implement

Develop Design

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Determine the effectiveness and efficiency of the training program

EVALUATE Identify critical issues & topics

All phases subject to evaluation

What is the program’s impact?

Any instructional deficiencies?

Multiple tracks

Any major changes that would affect the program?

Document review

Forms designed to answer specific concerns

Student feedback

Student performance

Instructor feedback

Will evaluation affect any important decisions?

Select evaluation approach •

Objectives-oriented

Instructor performance

Management-oriented

Post-graduate survey

Operational test & evaluation

After instruction report

Collect, organize, collate data

Quantify and interpret data

Statistical evaluation

Summarize data for review board

Identify strengths and problem areas

Determine and record solutions

Course history •

Enrollment rosters, student data sheets

Tests, after-instruction reports

End of course critique summary

Graduation roster

Analyze, interpret & manage data Plan

Conduct evaluation

Course content review Evaluation summary

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EVALUATE

Document Review

Analyze Phase Evaluation

Design Phase Evaluation

Develop Phase Evaluation

Implement Phase Evaluation

Analyze & Interpret Data Manage Evaluation Data Course Content Review 2/2/2018

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EVALUATE

Individual Training Standard

Training Manual

Document Review

Course descriptive data

Program of Instruction

Analyze Phase Evaluation

Design Phase Evaluation

Develop Phase Evaluation

Implement Phase Evaluation

Master Lesson File Analyze & Interpret Data

SOPs and Evaluation Plans Manage Evaluation Data

Inspection/audit reports Course Content Review

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Front-End Analysis to collect, collate and report job performance data

ANALYZE New laws and standards

Task is a job behavior

Set of training standards

New policies, requirements

Logical and necessary unit

Subject Matter Expert Conference

New technology, systems

Observable & measurable

Participation of resident experts is critical

New projects, new people

Specific result

Determine list of tasks for instruction

Mergers & Acquisitions

Define the task

Conditions, standards & performance steps

Business expansion

Prerequisite skills, ability

Organizational roles & responsibilities

Organizational changes

Conditions and standards

Determine instructional setting

Evaluations, audit

Performance steps

Resource requirements

Job Analysis

Task Analysis

Requirements & Responsibilities

What are the job requirements?

What are the tasks required to perform the job?

What are the R&Rs of each element in the training establishment?

Training standards

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Task inventory

Individual training standards

Target population description

Corporate Training Manual

Performance criteria

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OUTPUT

Corporate Training Manual  Target  List

population description

of tasks for instruction

 Individual

Training Standards

 Conditions

& Performance steps

 Instructional  Roles

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setting

& Responsibilities, staffing

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EVALUATE

Does the training standard reflect the job task?

Document Review

Are the prerequisite knowledge and skills accurately represented?

Does the training environment accurately represent the job?

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Analyze Phase Evaluation

Design Phase Evaluation

Develop Phase Evaluation

Implement Phase Evaluation

Analyze & Interpret Data Manage Evaluation Data Course Content Review

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Corporate Training Manual becomes the input to the Design phase.

DESIGN Knowledge, skills, attitudes

Published materials

Sequence terminal learning objectives (TLO)

Target audience

Subject matter experts

Enabling learning objectives (ELO)

Methods of instruction

Learning analysis worksheet

Logical transitions from one skill to the next

Methods of evaluation

Individual training standard

Grouping based on shared elements

Gather data

Sustainment period

Sequencing: hierarchical, logical

Review students’ background

Standard & Conditions

Sequenced TLOs serve as a course structure

Summarize entry requirements

Test items

Target Audience

Learning Analysis

Who is coming for instruction? What are their Knowledge, Skills and Attitudes?

What will be taught, evaluated and how?

Sequence learning objectives What order shall the instruction follow to maximize resources and transfer of learning?

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Methods & Media

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Components of a learning objective BEHAVIOR

CONDITION

STANDARD

1 action verb & 1 object

Aiding: reference materials, tools, equipment, job aids

Describes level of proficiency the student has to achieve

Free of ambiguity Observable & measurable Bloom’s Taxonomy verbs Simple, clear & concise Realistic performance in the instructional environment

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Limiting: specific resource or information not available Environmental:

Location & facilities Social context – teams

Implied: LO as described implies the existence of equipment and resources needed to operate it

Completeness: quantitative statement that indicates acceptable standard Accuracy: use references that describe acceptable standard Time: specify min/max time required to complete the task Realistic: Time, accuracy and completeness criteria allow for successful completion 11


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Develop test items Analyze Learning Objective

•Did the student acquire the required KSAs? •Criterion-based test items •Knowledge-based or performance-based test •Conditions & Scenarios •How well is the test performed

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Determine type of test item

•Performance-based: •Subject knowledge & the ability to perform • Assess the process • Assess the product •Knowledge-based tests • True/false • Multiple choice • Matching • Listing • Fill-in-the-blank • Short answer • Labeling • Essay

Write test items

Record test items

•Test construction occurs in the DEVELOP phase

•Learning Objective Worksheet (LOW)

•Performance objective •List steps, activities, behaviors (process) & parameters (product) •Arrange & reorder steps/activities •Review the checklist •Instructions for the evaluator •Instructions for the student •Performance checklist

•Master Lesson File (MLF) •Enter test items in training management system for automated grading

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Demonstration

Self-study (reading)

Self-paced (computer-based)

Questioning (Socratic method)

Non-directed discussion

Guided discussion

Practical application (individual or group)

Field trips

Simulations (roleplaying, games)

Case study

Coaching

Application

Indirect discourse (Panel discussion)

Interaction

Lecture

Presentation

Higher levels

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HR

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Comprehension

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Knowledge

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Higher level

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Lower level

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Higher level

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Lower level

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HR

X – Not Recommended OK – Recommended HR – Highly Recommended

Cognitive domain

Psychomotor

Affective

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Sequence TLO Ensures efficiency, proper transition and structured learning RELATIONSHIPS Grouping TLOs •

Same object

Same condition

Relationships in sequencing •

Dependent

Supportive

Independent

Conflicting

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SEQUENCING STEPS 

Group TLOs based on shared elements

Determine relationships between TLOs

Arrange TLOs based on their relationships

DESIGN PHASE OUTPUTS Target Population Description Learning Objectives (ELO, TLO)

Test items Methods and Media Sequenced TLOs

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Do the knowledge & skills accurately reflect job needs?

Do the LOs support individual training standard?

Is the LO accurately defined?

Does the test accurately measure the knowledge, skill or task?

Are the testing methods appropriate?

Do the assessment instruments accurately measure competence?

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Do the test items consistently measure knowledge or performance?

Is the delivery system appropriate?

Use checklists to record evaluation

EVALUATE Document Review

Analyze Phase Evaluation

Design Phase Evaluation

Develop Phase Evaluation

Implement Phase Evaluation

Analyze & Interpret Data Manage Evaluation Data Course Content Review

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Target Population Description (TPD), Learning Analysis (LA) and sequenced Learning Objectives (ELO, TLO) become the source documents for the DEVELOP phase

DEVELOP Course structure

Lesson Materials

Course Descriptive Data (CDD)

Purpose

Secure resources

Steps

Write lesson plan

Materials & media

Program of Instruction (POI)

Instructor guide

Detailed description of the course

Plan for satisfying requirements outlined in Individual Training Standard or Manual

Concept cards

Purpose

Categories

Construct tests

Elements

Methods, categories

Operational Risk Assessment

Validating instruction

Structure

Materials

Summary of resources required to administer a course

Assemble Master Lesson File (MLF) •

1 MLF for every class

Outputs

Course Structure

Lesson materials

Course Descriptive Data (CDD)

Concept Cards

Tests

Program of Instruction (POI)

Operational Risk Assessment

Validation

Master Lesson File (MLF)

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Concept Cards Course

title: First aid

Lesson/exam Hours

title and ID: CPR / ID T01-007

per method: 1 hr lecture / 2 hrs practice

Student

: instructor ratio: 1 instructor, 1 assistant, 4-6 students

Media: Lecture Learning

and practical demonstration

objectives: Perform CPR until ambulance arrival

Lesson

purpose: Learn to provide competent first aid in workplace prior to ambulance arrival Material requirements:

Defibrillator, dummy, projector

Exam:

Practical demonstration, a case study

Notes:

external instructor

References:

CPR manual, defibrillator instructions for use

Signatures:

Authorized person

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Operational Risk Assessment Hazard identification

• Gather resources: MLF, manuals, SOPs mishap reports Subject matter expert’s input • Identify steps • Training vs. job

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Assess hazards

Make risk decisions

• Assess severity

• Assess probability • Assign RAC - Risk Assessment Code

• Prioritize high-risk, high-probability events • Control measures • Benefit:risk, cost

Implement controls Supervise • Record instructions • Implementation plan • Accountability & support • Cost:benefit • Document changes

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Operational Risk Assessment Hazard assessment

Probability of occurrence

Probability of hazard occurrence A – likely, frequently (individual)/ continuously (group) B – probably, several times / frequently C – can reasonably be expected to occur D – unlikely to occur

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Severity

Severity of hazard I – death, loss of facility/asset, grave damage to business interest II – severe injury/illness, property damage, damage to business interest, degradation of efficient use of assets III – minor injury/illness, property damage, damage to business interest, degradation of efficient use of assets IV – minimal threat

Risk Matrix

Asses severity and probability of hazard and assign Risk Assessment Code

A

B

C

D

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1

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2

3

II

1

2

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III

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IV

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Risk Assessment Code

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Lesson materials MLF binder

Secure resources

Instructor preparation guide

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Student outlines

Lesson plans

Learning Objective Worksheet (LOW)

Lesson Plan: • Provides a detailed script • Establishes continuity • Ensures standardization • Record keeping

Student material

Media

Learning Analysis Worksheet (LAW)

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Validating instruction A process of trying the material prior to implementation and examine its effectiveness.

Methods

Collected Data

Steps Check SOPs

Review curriculum for objectivity Review technical data for correctness Review for appropriateness for target audience Pilot course

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Student feedback

Schedule revisions

Effectiveness of materials

Determine data collection procedures and techniques

Effectiveness of delivery systems Reliability of tests

Conduct validation Validation report Make revisions

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Outputs of DEVELOP Phase Course Descriptive Data

Program of Instruction

Master Lesson File

How does the concept meet organization’s training needs

Management tool for conducting a course

File that contains everything needed to conduct a lesson

Resource requirements

Consolidation of materials from previous phases

Responsibilities Purpose & Scope Length & Breakdown Capacity Student prerequisites Funding

Certification

Record of changes Course Descriptive Data

Learning analysis worksheet

Learning objectives worksheet

Concept card

Operational risk assessment worksheet

Instructor preparation guide

Lesson plan

Student outline

Supplemental student materials

Media

Summary of hours Concept cards Student evaluation Distribution list

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Living document, continuously updated

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Is the content consistent?

Do the materials support the LOs?

Does the method facilitate maximum learning?

Is the method appropriate to the subject matter?

Are training aids suitable?

Is the instructional approach current?

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Are examples, exercises and feedback realistic and accurate?

EVALUATE Document Review

Analyze Phase Evaluation

Design Phase Evaluation

Develop Phase Evaluation

Implement Phase Evaluation

Analyze & Interpret Data

Is there enough time for instruction and practice?

Manage Evaluation Data

Expert review

Course Content Review

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IMPLEMENT Delivery of instruction takes place in the implementation phase. Conduct instruction - Communication

Prepare & rehearse

Review lesson material - Personalize lessons - Schedule

- Student materials - Tests

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Time-critical Operational Risk Assessment - Identify changes - Change analysis

- Prepare setting, media and student materials - Coordinate with staff

- Administration

- Questions - Relevance, focus & motivation - Multiple techniques

- Rehearsals - Instructor evaluation

- What if Tool - 5-step ORM process

- Verbal & non-verbal

Administer student evaluations

After lesson management - Assess the effectiveness of instruction

- Recommendations for changes

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EVALUATE

Course materials

Do materials support LOs? Are they suitable & easy to follow? Are the test instructions clear?

Document Review

Evaluating Instructor Is the instruction effective?

Positive feedback to students? Is test administration effective?

Analyze Phase Evaluation

Design Phase Evaluation

Develop Phase Evaluation

Implement Phase Evaluation

Evaluating environment

Does the setting facilitate maximum learning? Is the instructor : student ratio adequate?

Analyze & Interpret Data Manage Evaluation Data

Evaluating student performance Are students mastering the LOs? Are students able to perform tasks?

Course Content Review

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OVERALL COURSE EVALUATION Are graduates able to perform the job successfully? •

Multiple tools available to evaluate instructors, students, and the course

Forms, checklists and interviews

Descriptive statistics

Graduate performance

Document Review

Analyze Phase Evaluation

Design Phase Evaluation

Develop Phase Evaluation

Implement Phase Evaluation

Analyze & Interpret Data Manage Evaluation Data Course Content Review

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