lead 3 Flashcards

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it addresses unstable, unpredictable environments, as are often seen in healthcare systems

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quantum theory

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The management role should focus on

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the person, allowing the person to develop abilities that lead to excellence

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The manager should help the person develop

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realistic goals and foster an environment that promotes goal attainment

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Drucker’s Five Management Functions:

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goals.
Organize and analyze.
teamwork. 
Evaluate performance
Develop self and people.
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Drucker’s Five Management Functions: Establish ___ and ___

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Establish objectives and goals.

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Drucker’s Five Management Functions: o____ and a____

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Organize and analyze.

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Drucker’s Five Management Functions: foster

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Foster teamwork.

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Drucker’s Five Management Functions: ____ ___ of workers

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Evaluate performance of workers.

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Drucker’s Five Management Functions: ____ self and people

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Develop self and people.

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Drucker: Establishing goals with the person allows the manager to do 3 things

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analyze needed activities,

determine the decisions to be made,

and divide tasks so that they can be managed.

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Organizational culture is based on the

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literature of healthcare environments

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First and foremost, the nurse manager must be

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ever vigilant that quality of care remain constant

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4 Causes of Malpractice for Nurse Managers

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Assignment, delegation, supervision
Duty to orient, educate, and evaluate
Failure to warn
Staff issues

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Assignment: Don’t confuse the

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typical “assignments” that are made at the beginning of a shift with this term

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Assignment refers to

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the legal context when another person assumes both legal aspects of care: accountability and responsibility

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If an assignment is given inappropriately, it’s the responsibility of

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both the manager and the follower

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that the person making assignments must know the team members as

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individuals to make accurate assignments

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The active process of directing, guiding, and influencing the outcome of an individual’s performance of an activity

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Supervision

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Supervision entails o_____ and c_____ (explain)

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observation and communication. You have to see what’s going on, make a judgement, and then talk about it

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Doctrine of Respondeat Superior

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basically means that if the supervisor had good reason to believe the delegate could do the task, than the supervisor’s liability is limited

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Failure to Warn pertains mostly to administrative persons, but many states require,

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that peers report each other if bad behavior is suspected

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“qualified privilege” means that

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your previous employer can disclose your bad behavior to the new job. But ONLY if you include the previous employer in your application

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Staffing levels are _____!

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mandated

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Adequacy of staffing is based on

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patient acuity

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Not all decisions begin with
problems
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Decisions and Problems: both require
critical thinking
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Two types of decisions
Satisficing (good enough) | Optimizing (best possible)
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Not-for-Profit organization is controlled by ____ boards of trustees
voluntary
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Not-for-Profit organization provide care to a mix of
paying and nonpaying patients
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For-Profit organization: providing healthcare services to individuals who
can afford to pay
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For-Profit organization: May receive supplementary funds for special services and research, and to provide assistance for
those with catastrophic occurrences
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3 broad factors that influence organizations
- Economic - Social (people being activists in regard to their own healthcare and also healthcare policy) - Demographics
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Economic Forces Influencing Health Care: Increasing numbers of uninsured patients and decreasing
reimbursement
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• Secondary
• Prevention of disease complications
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Tertiary
Rehabilitation | Long-term care
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Organizational Theory
Systematic analysis of how organizations and their component parts act and interact
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like a compass; it tells where the organization is headed and how it wishes to be viewed
vision statement
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vision statement has 2 parts-
where we're headed how do we want to be perceived
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expressions of the values and beliefs of the members of the organization about the nature of their work
Philosophy statement
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Mission statement
the reason the organization exists
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Philosophy statement
expressions of the values and beliefs of the members of the organization about the nature of their work
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Shared governance is the sharing that occurs between nursing management and patient care nurses so that
nurses are accountable for all nursing care decisions
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Shared governance ensures that the person closest to the issue is always the one
solving the problem and then converting the system
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Sets the stage by defining: Services to be offered Kinds of technologies Human resources
Mission Statement
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Future-oriented, purposeful statements designed to identify the desired future of an organization
Vision Statements
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"To be the premier neurosurgical nursing unit in the state"
example of a Vision Statement
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Written statement that articulates the values and beliefs held about the nature of the work required to accomplish the mission
Philosophy Statement
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The reflection of the norms or traditions of the organization as exemplified through behaviors that illustrate the values and beliefs of the organization
Organizational Culture
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Organizational designs are often classified by these characteristics: C___ F___ C___
Complexity Formalization Centralization
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Organizational design classification: the division of labor, how specialized that labor is, the number of hierarchical levels, and the geographic dispersion
Complexity
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An organizational chart is a graphic representation of the
work units and the reporting relationships
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Organizational design classification: to the amount of structure an organization has in terms of rules or policies
Formalization
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Organizational design classification: refers to where decisions are made
Centralization
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Organizational design classification: Often, highly specialized organizations with lots of professionals have little
formalization
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Organizational design classification: If the organization is highly decentralized, each employee is charged with
decision-making authority to provide the best in patient care
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Highly centralized organizations delegate responsibility without
authority to act
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bed-side nurses are often frustrated with "Highly centralized organizations" because they see decisions
evolving as care is being provided
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Factors Influencing Organizational Development (3 C's)
Consumerism Change Competition
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Functional structures are those organized around
specialties
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Service line structures (or product lines) focus on the
various functions to produce a specific service or product
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Matrix structures are complex and integrate both
functional and service considerations
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The manager of a matrix structural unit reports to both
a functional manager and a service line manager
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Flat structures focus on the
delegation of decision making to the professionals doing the work. They have full authority to take action without seeking input from others.