Final Flashcards

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Contingency Theory

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Acts differently depending on the TASK at hand

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Situational Theory

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Treat PEOPLE differently based on their character traits

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Transformational Theory

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BOTH leaders and followers have the ability to raise EACH OTHEHR to higher levels of motivation and molarity

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Which kind of theory builds on contingency and situational theories?

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Transformational Theory

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Which kind of theory sees leadership as a 2-way street?

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Transformational Theory

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Focus of a TRANSFORMATIONAL leader

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  • focus on larger picture (rather than individual tasks)
  • identifies COMMON VALUES
  • has long-term vision
  • EXAMINES EFFECTS
  • EMPOWERS
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Focus of a TRANSACTIONAL leader

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  • focus on getting things done
  • care taker
  • uses trade-offs to meet goals
  • does not identify common values
  • EXAMINES CAUSES
  • uses contingency reward
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What is the purpose of the Nurse Licensure?

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Protection of the PUBLIC

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What establishes the legal definition of delegation?

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NPA

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10
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What creates guidelines for delegation?

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ANA

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Negligence

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Omission of doing something that a reasonable nurse would do

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Malpractice

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Active failure of a person with professional training to act in a reasonable and prudent manner

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5 components of malpractice

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  • standard of care
  • breach in the standard of care
  • possibility of harm due to the care delivered
  • link between harm and injury
  • actual injury occurred
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Where do incident reports go?

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Risk management (NOT patient record)

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What is the system of principles that governs the actions of nurses in relation to patients, families, HCPs, policy makers, and society?

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Nursing ethics

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NY State Nurse Practice Act Definition of Professional Nursing

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Diagnosing and treating human responses to actual or potential health problems through such services

  • case finding
  • health teaching/counseling
  • provision of care
  • executing medical regimens prescribed by a licensed provider
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What can you use to guide ethical decision-making?

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  • nursing ethics (9 provisions)

- ADPIE (nursing process)

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MORAL decision making model

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  • massage the idea
  • outline options
  • review criteria, resolve
  • affirm a position, act
  • look back
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Advocacy involves

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  • helping others to grow and self-actualize

- make sure they have enough info to make INFORMED DECISIONS

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Nurses must advocate for.. (4)

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  • self
  • patients
  • subordinates
  • profession
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What critical leadership skill determines success of a leader/manager?

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Communication

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What should senders seek when a message is sent?

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Feedback

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Listening GRRRR

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  • greet
  • respectful listening
  • review (summarize message)
  • recommend / request more info
  • reward (thank you)
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Is conflict natural?

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Yes

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Too little conflict
Organizational stasis
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Too much conflict
Organizational chaos
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In Conflict Theory, conflict is seen as...
Neither good or bad because it can PRODUCE GROWTH or be DESTRUCTIVE
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What is smoothing?
One party pacifies other party by focusing on agreement rather than differences to minimize emotional conflict
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Formalization of Structure
Formal vs Informal
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In a complex and bureaucratic structure, employees are hired based on
Technical competence
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What kind of centralization of decision making do magnet organizations have?
Decentralized
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Top Level managers
CEO, board of directors, administration
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Middle-Level managers
Nursing supervisors, department heads
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First Line managers
Charge nurse, team leader, case manager
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Types of Organizational Structures (3)
- Functional - Service Line - Flat
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Functional Organizational Structures
- organized by SPECIALITIES (nursing = general component)
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Service Line
- focus on functions to PRODUCE a specific SERVICE (nursing is spread out through structure of designated product line)
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Flat
- focus on delegation of decision-making to professionals doing the work - better for quality improvement - increased impact of RN voices
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Leadership
Ability to get things done through others willingly
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Who challenges the status quo?
Leaders
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Power
Authority and ability to get things accomplished
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What could happen with a wide authority-power gap?
Organizational chaos
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In fee for service reimbursement what is there a lack of?
Incentive for focused, efficient care
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DRG/Propsective Payment System dramatically decreased ...
length of hospital stay
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Planning Hierarchy (6)
- Mission - Goals (desired result) - Objectives (how goal will be achieved) - Policies (plans in statement form) - Procedures (step-by-step process) - Rules
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What is a strategy for assessing, implementing, and evaluating the cost-effectiveness of patient care?
Critical Pathways
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Critical Pathways
Predetermined courses of progress that patients should make for a SPECIFIC diagnosis or surgery
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Methods of Budgeting
- Incremental - Flexible - Performance - Zero Based
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Incremental
- easiest - based on last year + this year's inflation rate - good for stable organizations that haven't changed much
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Flexible
- based on historical trends | - good for nurse managers
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Performance
- compares last time to now | - good for nurse managers
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Zero-Based
- Hardest, most time intensive | - good for brand new organizations
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Discipline involves
training --> bring about desired behaviors
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Punishment
undesirable event that follows unacceptable behavior
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4 Standards of Effective Communication
- Brief - Timely - Clear - Complete
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Quality Health Care
Degree to which health services for individual and populations INCREASE the likelihood of desired health outcomes/consistent with professional knowledge
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ACA --> TRIPLE AIM
- improve quality - increase access - lower costs
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QSEN
- core knowledge, skills, and attitudes that should be mastered by nursing students
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Key of Quality Control
Systems Thinking - recognize patterns and repetitions in interactions - understanding how actions reinforce or counteract each other
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3 steps of quality control process
- standard is determined - info/data collected - corrective action, education