PRELIM Flashcards

1
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Process of influencing others to achieve organizational goals

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Leadership

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2
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3 Purpose of Leadership

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Motivate
Lead
Guide

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3
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Standing up for oneself without violating the rights of other

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Assertiveness

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4
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Trying to convince someone by using reason

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Rationality

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5
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Making an individual important before making a request

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Ingratiation

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6
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Offering exchange of favor

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Exchange

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7
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Coercive
Giving punishment or reward

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Sanction

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Backing up a request with a threat to damage an infividuals oppurtunity for advancement

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Blocking

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Getting workers to back up

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Coalition

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10
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Obtaining support of higher

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Upward appeal

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11
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People that operate and use financial and material resources

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Manpower

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12
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Devices that help organization

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Machines

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13
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Budget allocated

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Money

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14
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Refers to body of technique

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Methods

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15
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Physical resources

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Materials

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16
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Time as resource

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Moment

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17
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People responsible for planning

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Manager

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18
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Respect
People follow you because of what you are and what you represent

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Personhood

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19
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Reproduction
Peope follow because of what youve done for them

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People Development

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20
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Results
People follow because of what youve done for the organization

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Production

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21
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Relationships
People follow because they want to

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Permission

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22
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Rights
People follow because they have to

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Position

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23
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Gilbert’s D PATHOS SHAF

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Dominance

Poise
Aggressiveness
Tolerance for others view
High capacity to attain status
Orderly thinking
Self confidence

Sensitivity to others
High need to achieve
Ambition
Flexibility

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24
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Only a select few were born to lead

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Trait Theories

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25
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3 Trait Theorist

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Stogdill
Bass
Gilbert

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26
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Start of Trait Theories

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Mid 1800’s

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27
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Start of Behavioral Theories

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Early 1930’s

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28
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He developed a profile of successful leaders and traits

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Stogdill

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29
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He classified intelligence, personality, and abilities

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Bass

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30
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Found potential leaders has D PATHOS SHAF

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Gilbert

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31
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Focused on what leaders do and that leadership is a learned behavior

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Behavioral Theorist

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32
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4 Behavioral Leadership Styles

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Autocratic
Democratic
Laissez Faire
Bureaucratic

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33
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Make decisions without input from others
POWER, AUTHORITY, NEED FOR APPROVAL

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Autocratic

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34
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Aka as participative or shared leadership
Members participate

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Democratic

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35
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Give others freedom to make decisions
Uninvolved in the day to day work
Provides no direction or facilitation

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Laissez Faire

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36
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By Jenkins and Henderson (1984)
Relies on organization policies and rules

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Bureaucratic

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37
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Task>Relationships

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Autocratic/Authoritarian

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38
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Directive behavior
Use coercion
But effective in crisis

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Authoritarian/Autocratic

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39
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2 way communication

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Democratic/Shared or Participative

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40
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Abstains from leading

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Laissez Faire

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41
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Inflexible rules

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Bureaucratic

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42
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No best way to organize
Leaders should adapt

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Contigency Leadership Theory

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43
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Leadership style must fit the situation
Effective when he matches leadership style to situational factors

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Fiedler’s Contingency Theory

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44
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(Good to Poor)
Degree which leader enjoy the loyalty or subordinates

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Manager-Followers Relationship

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45
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(High to Low)
Degree which task is clearly described

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Task structure

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46
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(Strong to Weak)
Degree which leaders are able to administer rewards and punishment

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Manager Power

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47
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Start of Fiedler’s Contingency Theory

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1967

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48
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Start of Situational Leadership Theory

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2007

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49
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Leader adapts style to suit the current work environment or needs of team

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Situational Leadership Theory

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50
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People behind Situational Leadership Theory

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Hersey
Blanchard
Johnson

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51
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Requires close supervision and constant guidance

Repetitive results are neede

Novice Level

Unable, unwilling and insecure

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Telling Style (High Task to Low Relationship)

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52
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Unmotivated to perform a task

Unable but willing and confident

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Selling (High Task to High Relationship)

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53
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Able but unwilling and insecure

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Paticipating (Low task to High relationship)

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54
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Team is efficient requires little guide

Able, willing and confident

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Delegating (Low task to low relationship)

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55
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Provide specific instructions and close supervision

Unable, unwilling and insecure

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Telling (High task to Low relationship)

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56
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Explain your decisions and provide clarification

Unable but willing and confident

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Selling (High task to High relationship)

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57
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Share ideas and facilitate in making decisions

Able but unwilling and insecure

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Participating (Low task to High relationship)

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58
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Turn over responsibility

Able, willing and confident

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Delegating (Low task to low relationship)

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59
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Separate decision making into expectancy, instrumentality, and valence

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Vromm-Yetton Expectancy Model

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60
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How much they believe that their additional effort will help them

“Efforts will leaf to high performance”

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Expectancy

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61
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How much they believe that rewards will actually appear

“Performance will lead to predicted outcome”

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Instrumentality

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62
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How much they value the potential rewards

“Predicted outcomes are desirable”

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Valence

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63
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Influence their subordinates

SATISFACTION
MOTIVATION
PERFORMANCE

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House-Mitchell Path-Goal Theory

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64
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Provide clear instructions
Promotes transparency
For marginally and partially employees

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Directive leadership

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65
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Focuses on supportive and friendly work environment

Routine and very experienced employee

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Supportive Leadership

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66
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Involves consultation and request for opinions

For moderate and somewhat ambiguous

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Participative leadership

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67
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Includes setting challenging goals

For skilled and higky innovative and ambiguous

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Achievement-oriented leadership

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68
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Increasing calue on collaboration and teamwork

Must use additonal skills especially group and political leadership

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Contemporary Leadership

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69
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Should be updated

Update himself

Identify olf and learn new

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Quantum Leadership

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70
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Stability to instability and order to disorder

Permanent strusture is doomed to fail

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Chaos Theory

71
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Personal qualities such as charm

Leaders personality arouses great affection

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Charismatic Leadership

72
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Not concerned with status quo but with effecting revolutionary change

Better selves over self interest

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Transformational Leadership

73
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All about understanding a person and be the best version

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Relational Leadership

74
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Emphasizes collaboration

One is in charge but power and influence is shared with group

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Shared Leadership

75
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Prioritize the greater good

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Servent Leadership

76
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According to him leadership occurs when other peoples needs take priority

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Greenleaf (1991)

77
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6 Servant Leaders Skills

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Stewardship
Listening
Awareness
Persuasion

Foresight
Commitment

78
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The most important skill

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Listening

79
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____ of the situation or individual need

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Awareness

80
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Convince, do, or believe

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Persuasion

81
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A visionary to create change

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Foresight

82
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Take responsibility and accountable

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Stewardship

83
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____ to the growth of individuals

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Commitment

84
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Suggest the skills of servant leaders

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Campbell and Rudisill

85
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Process by which cooperative group direct action toward common goals

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Management

86
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Is a practice rather than science of profession

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Management

87
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Process of accomplishing goals of the group through efficiency and effective use of resources

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Management

88
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Involves techniques by which a distinguished group of people coordinate service of people

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Management

89
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4 Major Function of Management

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Planning
Organizing
Directing
Controlling

90
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Working through staff members to be able to provide comprhensive care to the patient

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Nursing Management

91
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Closely identifies with the actual delivery of care

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First Line Manager

92
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Coordinates the activity of all staff

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First Line

93
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Daily management of line workers

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First Line

94
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Make the decisions with yhe help of few guidelines

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First Line

95
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Managing staff
Preparing budget and schedule
Writing and implementing policies

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Middle Manager

96
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Carrying out the goals set by top mamagement

Communicates upward and downward

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Middle Manager

97
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Supervises multiple dept

Ensures all coent by nurses is carries out

Making wide decision

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Top Manager

98
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Theory of Scientific Management

PRODUCTIVITY, PROFIT, EFFICIENCY

Observed people in electric plant

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Frederick Taylor

99
Q

Follower of Taylor

Forerunner of PERT chart

TASK AND BONUS remuneration plan

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Henry Gantt

100
Q

Between work and time

PROGRAM
EVALUATION
REVIEW
TECHNIQUE

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PERT CHART

101
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Father of Organization Theory

Bureacracy

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Max Weber

102
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Stressed the selection of qualified

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Luther Gulick

103
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Studied function of managers

Father of Management Process School

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Henry Fayol

104
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Task must be group and are specially trained to efficiently perform the job

YOU SHOULD KNOW YOUR JOB

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Division of Labor

105
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Pure obligation to do the task

Ability to give orders

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AUTHORITY

106
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One supervisor

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UNITY OF COMMAND

107
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One path, goal, objective, MANAGER

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UNITY OF DIRECTION

108
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Highest to lowest

Top to bottom

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SCALAR CHAIN

109
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Importance to organizations INTEREST

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SUBORDINATION

110
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Fair and just

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EQUITY

111
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Everything in order of right place and time

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ORDER

112
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Secure job status

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Stability of Tenure

113
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Given freedom how to work and make decision

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INITIATIVE

114
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Upper level or manager lies on decision maminf

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CENTRALIZATION

115
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Rules and regulation

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DISCIPLINE

116
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Equal work and pay

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Remuneration

117
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Unity

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Esprit de Corps

118
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Respondeat superior

Leader act for subordinate

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Command Responsibility

119
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Every employee have job description

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Principle of Definition

120
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Entristing responsibility to others and create accountability

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Principle of Delegation

121
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Provides learning oppurtunities

Increase power

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Delegation

122
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5 Rights of Delegation

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Person
Task
Supervision
Direction
Circumstance

123
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Waste of time
Believe that no one else
Fear of criticism
Need to be perfect
Enjoy personal satisfaction
Gained from doing the work herself

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Cause of Underdelegating

124
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Do not delegate

• assesment, teaching, evaluation and judgement

delagate

• standard procedures

• stable and predictable

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Rules of Delegation

125
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Exercise power WITH people rather than OVER

A

Mary Follet

126
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Hawthorne Effect

Special attention

Show concern to subordinates

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Elton Mayo

127
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Phases of behavior change

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Kurt Lewin

128
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What needs to be change

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Unfreezing

129
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Practicing/Doing

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Changing

130
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Integrating to daily

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Refreezing

131
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Management by objectives

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Peter Drucker

132
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2 approach to decision making

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Herbet Simon

133
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Choosing the best alternative

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Optimizing

134
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First workable solution

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Satisfying

135
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Already have power

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Traditional Authority

136
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Sacred characteristics

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Charisma

137
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Based on knowledge, skills, ability

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Rational Legal Authority

138
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Proposed managerial roles

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Henry Mintzberg

139
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Interpersonal
• figurehead
• leader
• liaison

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Gathering info

140
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Informational
• monitor
• dissemination
• spokesman

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Sharing Info

141
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Decision
• entreprenuer
• disturbance handler
• negotiator
• resource allocator

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Strategic decision making

142
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Company’s reason for being

Sense of purpose to employees

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Mission

143
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Where company aspires to go

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Vision

144
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Concrete goals that company seek

Challenging but achievable

Measurable

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Objectives

145
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Devise a strategic plan

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Situation analysis

146
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Process of using available knowledge to document intended direction

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Strategy formulation

147
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Specific strategic alternatives are developed

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Strategic Formulation

148
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Translating jnto detailed policies

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Implementation

149
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Strategy need to be measure or evaluated to keep plan on track

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Control

150
Q

Entails forecasting or setting broad outline of work to be done

Primary process of selecting and relating facts

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PLANNING

151
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Achievable plan from 6-12

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Short term

152
Q

Devised for an exceptional risk

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Contingency Plan

153
Q

Plan achieve more than a year

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LONG TERM

154
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Look into the future and decide in advnace

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FORECAST

155
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Mental image or power of imagination

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Vision

156
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Statement identifying reason of organization existence

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Purpose or Mission

157
Q

Identify organization consituency and ethics

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Purpose or Mission

158
Q

Delineates values and beliefs

Direct all plan

Basis for developing philosophies

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Philosophy

159
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General and broad and can be one or more

A

GOAL

160
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Specific and concrete action commitements

A

OBJECTIVE

161
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Activities to attain goals

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Programs

162
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Technique for allocating time

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Time management

163
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Financial road map

Plan for future and set operating cost

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Budget

164
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Salary Expense Budget

Cost of direct labor

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Personnel Budget

165
Q

Weighted statistical measurement of illness severity

A

Acuity Index

166
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Ratio of RNs

A

Staffing Mix

167
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Annual Budget

Coincides with fiscal year

Second area of expenditure

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Operating/Revenue and Expense Budget

168
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Reflex response of service volume

A

Operating/Revenue and Expense Budget

169
Q

Building and mahor equipment with 5-7 life

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Capital Budget

170
Q

Broad guidelines for managerial decision

A

Policies

171
Q

Effective tool for orienting new employees

A

Manual

172
Q

Consist of policies on admission, discharge, death…

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Nursing Service Policy Manual

173
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Ensure unity among departments

A

Interdepartmental Policies

174
Q

Should be available in each unit to familiarize nurses with procedures

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Nursing Procedure Manual