Domain III: Management of Food and Nutrition Programs and Services Flashcards
What are the 5 functions of management?
plan organize staff direct control/evaluate
policies vs. proceedures
general decision making guides (policies)
chronological sequence of events (procedures)
Narrow Span of Control
needed with newly hired personnel
need more managers
Wide Span of Control
used with highly trained and highly motivated workers
fewer levels and managers needed
Meal Equivalents for Acute Care Conventional Operation
17 min/meal; 3.5 meals/labor hour
Meal Equivalent
amount of all food sales divided by average cost of typical meal
Master Schedule
serves as overall plan
days on/off and vacations
basis for weekly schedules
Shift Schedule
staffing patterns for specific operations (trayline shift)
Production Schedule
time sequencing of events required to produce a meal
employee assignments and menu items
Absolute vs Adjusted FTE
Absolute: minimum number of employees needed to staff the facility
adjusted: takes into account benefit days and days off
FTE/day
labor hours worked/day
/
8
FTE week
labor hours worked/week
/
40
FTE Year
labor hours worked per year
/
2080
Productivity is the
Ratio inputs to outputs
to increase productivity, increase output decrease inputs
Meals per Labor Hour
meals produced/# hours worked
Labor Turnover Rate
number of employees terminated/total positions in department
Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs
Basic Needs:
from bottom up
physiological (survival): food, clothing, shelter, pay benefits, working conditions, schedule
security and safety: insurance, retirement plans, job security
Higher Human Needs:
social: organized activities
self-esteem: job title, praise, promotions
self-realization and actualization: realizing potential growth, advanced training, job enrichment
Rank leadership styles from most to least control
autocratic consultative Burecratic participative democratic laissez faire (free rein)
Country Club Management
employee-centered
high concern for people
low concern for production
Team Management
most desired style
most concern for people and production
Impoverished management
minimum effort to get work done
low concern for people and production
Authority, autocratic, obedience
high concern for production
low concern for people
people are like machines
Scientific Management
focuses on the physical aspects of the job
Management by Objectives
type of democratic management that provides control within organization
establishes objectives with employees
participative leadership
Steps for Controlling/Evaluating
1) establish quality and quantity standards
2) measure performance
3) compare to standard
4) Take corrective action
Steps for Decision Making Process
- recognize and analyze problem
- assess
- determine workable solutions
- gather data
- choose solutions
- take action
- follow-up action
Reward Power
ability to reward another for carrying out an order
Coercive Power
ability to punish another for not carrying out requirements
Position Legitimate Power
subordinate acknowledges that influencer has the right to exert influence due to position
Expert Power
influencer has relevan expertise
Referent Power
how well you are liked
Standards of Practice
describes in general terms a competent level of nutrition care practice as shown by NCP
Standards of Professional Performance
describes a competent level of behavior in the professional role