Class 4 - Leadership in PN Practice Flashcards
What are the characteristics of team building
there are 8
- clear and elevating goal
- results driven structure
- competent team members
- unified commitment
- collaborative climate
- standards of excellence
- external support and recognition
- principled leadership
What are the stages of team building
Stage one:
Forming—allowing team members time to get to know each other and develop trust.
Stage two:
Storming—share and recognize different ideas of team members, work through potential problems and begin moving the group towards its overall goal.
Stage three:
Norming—team comes together as a cohesive unit with a purpose, establishing work schedules and roles.
Stage four:
Performing—team is productive and accomplishes goals.
Define delegation (delegating)
it is the transfering of authority and responsibilityfor performance to a competent person
Ex. HCA giving an enema if it is their scope because the LPN is busy with other stuff
Define assigning
distribution of the daily workload
Ex: patients that the HCA is responsible for that day
What are some key aspects to successful delegating
- clear instruction
- assertivenenss
- ensure understanding of
instructions - respect for the team
- collaborate
What are some obstacles/issues related to delegation
- power struggles
- generational differences
- unclear understanding of scopes
- miscommunication
- not being assertive
How do RNs, LPNs and HCAs work together
- RNs can teach LPNs and HCAs
- LPNs can teach and guide
HCAs - LPNs can devise a plan for the
HCA to follow
What does a manager do
- plan a budget
- organize and allocate resources
- controls and solves problems
What does a leader do
- shows a direction
- aligns and influences the team
- motivates and inspires
What are the different leadership styles
- autocratic: does things their way; good in an emergency, not good in a team environment
- laissez-faire: refuses to assume leadership role, no guidance, chaotic environment
- democratic: asks for input from all members, not great in an emergency,
- mulit-cratic: active in decision making, empowers the team, encourages ideas but makes the decision.