Chapter 1 Flashcards
1
Q
5 most important managerial activities for new PT graduates?
A
- communication
- financial control
- resource allocation
- entrepreneur
- leadership
2
Q
5 competency domains as common among all practicing health-care managers?
A
- communication and relationship management
- professionalism
- leadership
- knowledge of the healthcare system
- business skills and knowledge
3
Q
When appointing new managers, what 6 skills are important because they are transportable across the traditional departments or units of health care?
A
- delegation
- clear/open two-way communication
- budgeting and cost-control
- scheduling
- handling employee problems
- applying discipline action
4
Q
7 roles of a mentor?
A
- sponsor (open doors for new manager)
- coach (shoe the ropes)
- protector (buffer neg. situations)
- exposer (create new opportunities)
- challenger (stretch skills/scope of work)
- role model (develop new behaviors)
- counselor (accept/confirm efforts and friend)
5
Q
What things should you delicate (7)?
A
- when all necessary info is available for task.
- when responsibilities are about operations (not planning/organizing)
- when others are more qualified or have necessary skills
- when responsibilities can allow people to grow
- routine tasks requiring minor decision making
- if clear job descriptions and work expectations
- a follow-up plan in place after completion
6
Q
When not to delegate tasks (3)?
A
- if leadership needs to determine priorities/goal setting
- task involves planning and solving new problems
- if coaching and motivation are needed.
7
Q
The financial bottom line includes (1)?
A
- the health and satisfaction of the community it serves
8
Q
Since healthcare has become a complex business, how has the selection of executives in all types of settings shifted/changes?
A
- less physician and nurses and more professional managers without patient care experience.
9
Q
What are the 10 competency domains consistent with FINHOP and HLCM admin manager models?
A
- governance
- healthcare
- general management principles
- business
- professionalism and ethics
- human resources
- finance
- healthcare technology and information management
- quality and performance improvement
- laws and regulations