Nursing Leadership Flashcards

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A point of polarization for group cooperation (Chapin’s, 1924)

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Leadership

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The process of influencing others toward goal achievement

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Nursing Leadership

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3
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have the initiative, ability, and confidence to innovate change, motivate and mentor others

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Nursing Leadership

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4
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It is the process of persuasion and by example in which an individual induces a group to take action that is in accord with the leader’s purposes or the shared purposes of all.

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Nursing Leadership

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An employee of an organization who is given authority, power, and responsibility for planning, organizing, coordinating, and directing the work of others and for establishing and evaluating standards

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Manager

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may or may not be appointed to the position

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Leaders

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7
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are appointed officially to the position

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Managers

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have the power and authority to enforce decisions as as the followers are willing to be lead

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Leaders

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have power and authority to enforce decisions

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Managers

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10
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Interested in risk taking and exploring new ideas

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Leaders

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Maintain an orderly controlled and rational

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Manager

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12
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relate to individuals personally in an intuitive and empathetic manner

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Leaders

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13
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relate to individuals according to their roles

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Manager

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14
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Feel rewarded by personal achievements

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Leaders

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15
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Feel rewarded when fulfilling organizational goals/mission

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Managers

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may or may not be successful as managers

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leaders

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manage relationships

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leaders

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focus on individuals

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leaders

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are managers as long as the appointment holds

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managers

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manage resources

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manager

21
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focus on systems

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managers

22
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Enables people to work more effectively together in a state of interdependence

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Stephen Covey

23
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3 elements in definition

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Influence
Groups
Goal

24
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Characteristics contained in most persons who are leaders

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passionate
curious
intelligent
flexible
self-confident
have the ability to support others

25
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Physical Characteristics

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Energy
Physical Stamina

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Social Background

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Education
Mobility

27
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Qualities of a good nurse

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Intelligence
Personality
Abilities
Work-Related characteristics

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Judgement, decisiveness, knowledge, cognitive abilities, and other fluency of speech

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Intelligence

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adaptability. alertness, creativity, cooperativeness, personal integrity, self-confidence, emotional balance, control, independence.

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Personality

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ability to enlist cooperation, popularity and prestige, sociability, interpersonal skills, social participation, tact/diplomacy.

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Abilities

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Achievement drive, desire to excel, conscientiousness in pursuit of goals, persistence against obstacles/ tenacity/ determine

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Work-Related Characteristics

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What are the Types of Leader

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Formal or appointed
Informal

33
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Chosen by the administration and given official or authority to act

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Formal or appointed

34
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does not have official sanction, chosen by the group itself. They become leaders because of age, seniority, special competencies, an inviting personality or ability to communicate with others

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Informal

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Leadership Styles

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Autocratic
Laissez-faire
Democratic
Employee centered

36
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makes the decisions and expects
subordinates to follow.

> productivity is usually
high, but creativity, self
motivation, and autonomy
are reduced.

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AUTHORITARIAN LEADERSHIP

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allows other to participate in the decision-making.
- appropriate for groups who work together for extended periods, promotes autonomy and growth in individual workers.

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Democratic Leadership

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non directed leadership, defers the decisions making to his or her followers.

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LAISSEZ – FAIRE LEADER

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focused on the human needs of the employee, job centered is concerned with schedules and tasks.
- believes in delegating decision-making and in helping followers satisfy their needs by providing a supportive work environment (Likert, 1967).”

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Employee Centered Leader