Chapter 1 Flashcards

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Process consisting of planning, organizing, actuating(directing) and controlling

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Management

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2
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Effective motivation of people and the efficient utilization of resources for the attainment of a predetermined objective.

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Management

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3
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Two natures of environment

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Art

Science

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4
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it results in the accomplishment of objectives through the use of human effort. It requires skill and careful study in its application

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Art

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5
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it is a systematic body of knowledge. It gathers and analyses facts and formulates general laws or principles from these facts

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Science

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6
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Functions of Management

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Planning
Organizing
Directing
Controlling

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7
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It is the mental effort whereby executives anticipate the possible causes or factors that may affect or change the activities and objectives of the organization

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Planning

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8
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It controls the nature and direction of change and determines what measures or actions are necessary to accomplish predetermined goals

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Planning

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9
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includes several possible alternative courses of action that may be taken under varying conditions . Consider best course of action

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Planning

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10
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The grouping together of people and establishing relationships among them

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Organizing

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11
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Defining the authority and responsibility who will perform the work in order

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Organizing

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12
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Refers to the way of getting all personnel in an organization to accomplish what management desires.

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Directing

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13
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It involves both motivation and communication

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Directing

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14
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Checking the work accomplished against plans or standards

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Controlling

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15
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The bases for controlling

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standard quality, standard quantity, standard cost, and standard time

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16
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An individual whose job is to guide the organization to attain its objectives

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Manager

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17
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He performs the functions of planning, organizing, directing and controlling the work of his subordinates

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Manager

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18
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Takes charge of the management or oversees the functioning of an activity to achieve a set of goal or purpose

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Manager

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19
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His strength is his ability to use all of his resources to get things done properly

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Manager

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20
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Directs the affairs of an organization by establishing goals and priorities that determine the direction of the organization

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Director

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21
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Administers or runs an organization within the framework or the various directives and policies given to him

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Administrator

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22
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Oversees the activities of others to get them to accomplish specific tasks or to perform efficiently.

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Supervisor

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23
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Essential characteristics of a Manager

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Motivation 
Vision 
Decision-making ability 
Good health 
Humility
24
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What makes a good manager?

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Appearance
Personality – act with proper decorum
Articulate
Energy driven, ambitious
Positive attitude – constructive, cheerful outlook
Thoughtfulness
Overall composure
Aura of leadership – agreeable manner, self confidence
bright, informed, a bit of sparkle
Breadth of interest – learn a little about many fields

25
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Management Levels

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First line manager
Middle manager
Top manager

26
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lowest level in an organization responsible for the work of others. They direct operating employees only they do not supervise other managers

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First line manager

27
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often called supervisors

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First line manager

28
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  • more than one level in the organization

- direct the activities of other managers and sometimes also those of operating employees

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Middle manager

29
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  • their principal responsibilities are to direct the activities that implement their organization’s policies and to balance the demands of their supervisors with the capacities of their subordinates
    ex. CMT
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Middle manager

30
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  • small group of executives.

- overall management of the organization.

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Top manager

31
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  • establishes operating policies and guides the organization’s interactions with its environment.
    ex. President of the Hospital
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Top manager

32
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Roles of managers

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Interpersonal
Informational
Decisional

33
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Symbol or a figurehead

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Interpersonal roles

34
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Serves as a leader – hires, trains, encourages, fires, remunerates, judges

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Interpersonal roles

35
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Serves as a liaison - community, organizations

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Interpersonal roles

36
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Monitors – gathers information

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Informational role

37
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Disseminator of information from both external and internal sources

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Informational role

38
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Spokesperson or representative of the organization.

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Informational role

39
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As entrepreneurs are initiators, innovators

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Decisional role

40
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Disturbance handler

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Decisional role

41
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Resource allocator

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Decisional role

42
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Negotiators when conflicts arise

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Decisional role

43
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Management Skills

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Technical skill
Human skill
Conceptual skill

44
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ability to use equipments, procedures and techniques of a specialized field

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Technical skill

45
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The manager needs enough technical skill to accomplish the mechanics of the particular job he is responsible for

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Technical skill

46
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Ability to work with, understand, and motivate other people, either as individuals or as groups.

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Human skill

47
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Managers need enough human relation skill to work with other organizations and to lead their own work groups

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Human skill

48
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The mental ability to coordinate and integrate all of the organization’s interest and activities

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Conceptual skill

49
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To recognize how the various factors in a given situation are interrelated, so that the action he takes will be in the best interests of the total organization

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Conceptual skill

50
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Managerial Performance

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Efficiency

Effectiveness

51
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  • doing things right

- the ability to get things done correctly. It is an input-output concept

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Efficiency

52
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  • achieves output or results that measure up to the inputs (labor, reagents, supplies, equipment and time)
  • able to minimize cost in attaining the goals
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Efficiency

53
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  • the ability to follow objectives.

- an effective manager is one who selects the right things to be done

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Effectiveness

54
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Indicators of Lack of Management Skills

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-Inability to maintain an adequate staff
-Recurring or persistent misunderstanding with the hospital administration
-Frequent or recurrent confusion concerning requisitions or reports of laboratory work
-Frequent rush orders for supplies
-Low moral in the laboratory
-Requests for deserved pay raise by competent workers (when funds are available)
-Excessive cost of operation
-Ignorance of the cost of operation
Spending much time in making minor decisions
-Inability to do one or more tests when a key individual has a day off

55
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The art of getting things done through people

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Management