Leadership and Management Flashcards

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standing up for oneself and other’s without violating the rights of others  Ex. You have chosen me as your leader.

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Assertiveness

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trying to convince someone by using reason, logic, or supporting
information  Ex. We should do this because we need to give to the patient total
quality care

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Rationality

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3
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making an individual feel important or good before making a request

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Ingratiation

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offering an exchange of favor

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Exchange

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5
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coercive authority  give punishment for noncompliance or reward for
compliance

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Sanction

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6
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backing up a request with a threat to damage an individual’s opportunity
for advancement  not really the best

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Blocking

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getting co-workers to back-up a request 8. Upward appeal  obtaining
formal or informal support of a higher-up.

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Coalition

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Respect

People follow because of what you are and what you represent

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Personhood

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Reproduction

People follow because of what you have done for them

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People Development

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Results

People follow because of what you have done for the organization

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Production

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Relationships

People follow because they want to

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Permission

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People follow because they have to

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Position o Rights

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13
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 officially appointed, elected

 managers

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Formal

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14
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 chosen by the group

 those who initiate an action

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Informal

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15
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Is the process of planning, organizing, directing and controlling
human and physical resources and technology to achieve organizational goals /
objectives?

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Management

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 able to accomplish your objectives within the resource parameters

 “doing the right things”

 related to leadership

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Effectiveness

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 able to accomplish you objectives/ production of results with minimum waste
of time and effort  “doing the things right”  related to management

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Efficiency

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18
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7 Basic resources of management

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  1. Manpower
  2. Money
  3. Machine o bigger equipment; capital expenses; to start a
    business; costs more
  4. Materials o lesser/minor equipment; operation of
    organization or unit
  5. Methods – process
  6. Moment/Minutes – time management
  7. Market
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19
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-Those at the top level of
organization
- Focus on establishing
goals and on integrating
work units to achieve the
organization’s mission

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ADMINISTRATION

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-Directly responsible to
the production
-Midline and lower levels
of hierarchy
-Directs and guides the
operations of the
organization

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MANAGEMENT

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21
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-Primary responsible for establishing organizational goals and strategic
plans for the entire division of nursing

-Director of Nursing Services, Chairman, Executive Vice President

  • 24 /7 responsibility
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Upper level manager:

22
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  • Usually coordinate nursing activities of several units
  • Supervisor, coordinator, clinical nurse managers, case managers

24/7 responsibility

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Middle level manager:

23
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-Directly responsible for the actual production of nursing services; acts as
links between higher level managers and non-managers

-Head nurse (nurse manager), charge nurse (informal), team leader,
primary nurse

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First level manager:

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-Legitimate right to give command, to make decisions

-Ability to impose his or her with another person or group

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-Ability to get results -Given with authority
Power
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-Legitimate power-based on position given -Reward power -reward/incentives -Coercive power- give sanctions or punishment -Expert power -Referent power o Charisma – innate personality trait o Connection -Self (Personal) power – based on individual’s maturity, credibility, reputation, experience, gender Information power – based on the individual’s access to valued data
Powers a manager/leader may possess
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 Makes decisions alone  Task oriented  Power with coercion  Proves useful (even necessary) in crisis  Authoritarian or exploitative style of leadership  Satisfaction is low  Effective when needed for immediate action  High productivity, less satisfaction of workers
Autocratic
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Democratic 2 Types accdg. to Rensis Likert (Systems 4 approach)
-Exploitative-authoritative -Benevolent-authoritative
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 Have little trust in employees and exclude them in decision making
Exploitative-authoritative
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 Are kind to employees but still do not involve them in
Benevolent-authoritative
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 Involve their followers in decision making  People oriented  Leads to increase productivity and job satisfaction  There is compliance  Participative/Consultative
Democratic
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Autocratic 2 Types accdg. Rensis Likert (Systems 4 approach):
-Consultative-democratic -Participative-democratic
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 Value employee involvement, teamwork and seek advice in decision making
-Participative-democratic
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 Seek employees advice about decisions
Consultative-democratic
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 Loose and permissive  Ultraliberal  Foster freedom for everyone and wants everyone to be happy  Results in low productivity and employee frustration  Most beneficial to a staff of highly motivated professionals
Laissez-faire
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 Lacks a sense of security and depends on established rules and policies  Tends to relate impersonality to staff  Avoids decision making without standards or norms for guidance  Needed when discipline should be imposed
Bureaucratic
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stand for oneself but doesn’t violate rights of others
Assertive
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violates rights of others
Aggressive
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who the leader is  Great Man Theory (Aristotelian) o Leaders are born, not made  Charismatic Theory  Trait Studies o integrity, intelligence, initiative, industry o popularity, sociability, dependability
Trait Theories
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what leader can do  Lewin, Lippit and White o Leadership Styles  Rensis Likert o Systems 4 approach  Blake and Mouton o Managerial Grid o Country Club-high concern for people, low on results o Impoverished-low concern for people and results o Middle of the road o Authority Compliance-high concern for results, low for people
Behavioral Theories
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 Adapts leadership style depending on situation  Fiedler’s Contingency theory o Matches leadership style to situational factors o Good relationship with subordinates o Knowledge is needed to accomplish a task, use of relationship, power  Situational Theory by Hersey and Blanchard o Depends on the situation-may be follower or leader o Considers the person’s readiness and willingness
Contingency-Situational Theories
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 People act as they do because they expect their behaviour to produce satisfactory results  Leader rewards followers for completing their task
Path Goal Theory
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 Collaboration and teamwork
Contemporary Leadership Theory
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 Interaction between leaders and followers are essentially economic- use rewards trade offs
Transactional Leadership
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 Focusing on change through its commitment to its vision  Empowering the subordinates
Transformational Leadership
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 Leaders put serving others as number one priority
Servant Leadership Theory (Greenleaf, 1977)
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 Several individuals and subordinate share the responsibility in achieving the organization’s goals
Shared Leadership/Governance
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 Should be updated, innovative and creative  Initiate to update himself
Quantum Leadership
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 Recognizes the different abilities affect leadership
Multiple Intelligence
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 Understand feelings of others
Emotional Intelligence
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 Leaders/managers must become culturally sensitive
Cultural Bridges