Case Study: University of Arizona improves nursing competency-based learning with Exxat

How The University of Arizona improved clinical rotation tracking & evaluation process, augmenting nurse anesthesiology residents' satisfaction

The University of Arizona’s DNP-Nurse Anesthesiology Program faced challenges with evaluation integrity, competency-based learning, and the administrative burden of tracking clinical rotations and resident progress. To address these issues, the university selected Exxat, a platform for managing clinical rotations and competency-based learning in a centralized way.

With Exxat implemented, the program was able to streamline tracking and evaluation in one location, improving fairness, consistency, and responsiveness for residents and clinical partners. The university reported improved nurse anesthesiology resident satisfaction, reduced costs, saved time and resources, significantly better clinical rotation tracking, and a lower workload for program administrators.

University of Arizona

Kristie Hoch

Associate Clinical Professor and Program Administrator