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Leading and Managing in Canadian Nursing PAP/PSC CN

  • Formaat: 600 pages, kõrgus x laius x paksus: 2500x2000x1.00 mm, kaal: 2000 g
  • Ilmumisaeg: 30-May-2015
  • Kirjastus: Elsevier Science Health Science
  • ISBN-10: 1926648617
  • ISBN-13: 9781926648613
Teised raamatud teemal:
  • Formaat: 600 pages, kõrgus x laius x paksus: 2500x2000x1.00 mm, kaal: 2000 g
  • Ilmumisaeg: 30-May-2015
  • Kirjastus: Elsevier Science Health Science
  • ISBN-10: 1926648617
  • ISBN-13: 9781926648613
Teised raamatud teemal:
PART I CORE CONCEPTS
1 Leading, Managing, and Following
3(20)
Maura MacPhee
Introduction
4(3)
Personal Attributes Needed to Lead, Manage, and Follow
7(2)
Theory Development in Leading, Managing, and Following
9(63)
The Promise of Complexity Science
72
Leading, Following, and Managing Competencies
14(3)
Leading, Managing, and Following During Complex Times
17(1)
Conclusion
18(5)
2 Patient Focus
23(13)
Sandra Regan
Lyle G. Grant
Safe, Competent, and Ethical Practice
24(1)
Patient-Centered Care
25(1)
Patient Safety
26(4)
Nursing-Sensitive Outcomes
30(1)
Conclusion
31(5)
3 Developing the Role of Leader
36(18)
Michael L. Evans
Angela J. Gillis
What Is a Leader?
37(2)
The Practice of Leadership
39(3)
Leadership Development
42(2)
Developing Leaders in the Emerging Workforce
44(2)
Surviving and Thriving as a Leader
46(1)
The Nurse as Leader
47(7)
4 Developing the Role of Manager
54(15)
Angela L. Stalbaum
Ana M. Valadez
Wendy A. Gifford
Nancy Lefebre
Introduction
55(1)
The Management Role
56(2)
Evidence-Informed Decision Making
58(1)
Mentoring
59(1)
Organizational Culture
59(1)
Day-to-Day Management Challenges
59(1)
Managing Health Care Settings
60(2)
Managing Resources
62(1)
Informatics
62(1)
Budgets
63(1)
Quality Indicators
63(1)
Professionalism
64(5)
5 Legal Issues
69(21)
Lyle G. Grant
Sources of Law
70(1)
The Regulation of Health Care Workers
71(1)
Implications and Liability
72(2)
Leadership Perspectives
74(3)
Privacy and Confidentiality
77(2)
Protective and Reporting Laws
79(1)
Labour and Employment
80(1)
Drug Laws
81(1)
Consent to Treatment
82(1)
Malpractice
82(2)
Risk Management
84(1)
Distinguishing Law and Ethics
85(5)
6 Ethical Issues
90(15)
Sandra A. Pike-MacDonald
Introduction
91(1)
The Relational Context of Ethics
91(1)
Relational Ethics
92(1)
The Principles of Bioethics
93(3)
Code of Ethics for Nurses
96(1)
The Interdependent Environment of Nursing
97(1)
Defining Ethical Problems for Nurse Managers
98(1)
Ethics Committees
99(1)
A Model for Ethical Decision Making for Nurse Managers and Leaders
100(1)
Conclusion
101(4)
7 Making Decisions and Solving Problems
105(20)
Ena L. Howse
Introduction
106(1)
Problem Solving and Decision Making
106(1)
Intellectual Processing in Problem Solving and Decision Making
107(2)
Factors That Affect the Quality of Decisions
109(1)
Appling the Problem-Solving Process
110(2)
Decision-Making Models
112(3)
Group Decision Making
115(5)
Conclusion
120(5)
8 Health Care Organizations
125(24)
Ena L. Howse
Lyle G. Grant
Introduction
126(1)
The Canadian Health Care System
126(1)
Health Care Services Funding
127(2)
Organizing the Delivery of Care
129(1)
Approaches to Delivering Care
130(2)
Types and Classifications of Health Care Services
132(4)
A Theoretical Perspective
136(1)
Internal Forces Influencing Health Care Organizations
137(1)
External Forces Influencing Health Care Organizations
137(5)
Health Human Resources
142(2)
Conclusion
144(5)
9 Understanding and Designing Organizational Structures
149(21)
Mary E. Mancini
Carol A. Wong
Introduction
150(1)
Mission
150(2)
Vision
152(1)
Philosophy
152(1)
Organizational Culture
152(2)
Factors Influencing Organizational Development
154(1)
Characteristics of Organizational Structures
155(2)
Bureaucracy
157
Types of Organizational Structures
153(11)
Analyzing Organizations
164(1)
Emerging Fluid Relationships
164(6)
10 Cultural Diversity in Health Care
170(15)
Karen A. Esquibel
Dorothy A. Otto
Yolanda Babenko-Mould
Introduction: Concepts and Principles
171(2)
Cultural Diversity in Health Care Organizations
173(2)
Cultural Diversity and Prejudice
175(1)
Culture and Theoretical Models
175(3)
Individual and Societal Factors
178
Dealing Effectively with Cultural Diversity
173
Conclusion
130(55)
11 Power, Politics, and influence
185(22)
Maura MacPhee
Introduction
186(1)
Key Powerful Canadian Nurse Leaders
187(1)
Types of Power
187
Empowerment Theories and Nursing
183
Power Strategies
134(1)
Exercising Power and Influence: Policy and Politics
135
Policy Advocacy and Nursing
133(74)
PART 2 MANAGING RESOURCES
12 Caring, Communicating, and Managing with Technology
207(31)
Janis B. Smith
Cheri Hunt
Kathy L. Rush
Introduction
208(1)
Types of Technologies
209(4)
Information Systems
213(4)
Communication Technology
217(1)
Informatics
218
Evidence-Informed Practice
217
Patient Safety
212(11)
Impact of Clinical Information Systems
223(2)
Successfully Implementing Health Information Technology
225(1)
Future Trends and Professional Issues
226(7)
Summary
233(5)
13 Managing Costs and Budgets
238(18)
Trudi B. Stafford
Arden Krystal
Introduction
239(1)
What Escalates Health Care Costs?
239(1)
How Is Health Care Financed?
240(1)
Approaches to Health Care Financing
241(1)
Using Activity to Inform the Budget
242(1)
The Changing Heath Care Economic Environment
242(1)
Bending the Cost Curve
243(1)
What Does the Health Care Economic Environment Mean for Nursing Practice?
243(1)
Cost-Conscious Nursing Practices
243(4)
Budgets
247(3)
The Budgeting Process
250(7)
Managing the Unit-Level Budget
257
14 Care Delivery Strategies
256(23)
Susan Sportsman
Heather MacMillan
Introduction
257(1)
Case Method (Total Patient Care)
257(1)
Functional Nursing
258(2)
Team Nursing
260(2)
Primary Nursing
262(4)
Nursing Case Management
266(2)
Care Strategies That Influence Care Delivery
268(4)
Conclusion
272(7)
15 Staffing and Scheduling
279(23)
Susan Sportsman
Deb A. Gordon
Introduction
280(1)
The Staffing Process
280(12)
Forecasting Unit Staffing Requirements
292(2)
Scheduling
294(1)
Evaluating Unit Staffing and Productivity
295(3)
Conclusion
298(4)
16 Selecting, Developing, and Evaluating Staff
302(17)
Diane M. Twedell
Arden Krystal
Introduction
303(1)
Role Concepts and the Position Description
303(1)
Selecting Staff
304(2)
Developing Staff
306(1)
Performance Appraisals
307(2)
Performance Appraisal Tools
309(10)
PART 3 CHANGING THE STATUS QUO
17 Strategic Planning and Goal Setting
319(12)
Mary Ellen Clyne
Sandra Regan
Introduction
320(1)
Strategic Planning
320(11)
18 Leading Change
331(20)
Mary Ann T. Donohue
Suzanne Johnston
Introduction
332(1)
Context of the Change Environment
332(2)
Planned Change Using Linear Approaches
334(2)
Nonlinear Change: Chaos Theory and Learning
Organization Theory
336(1)
Major Change Management Functions
337(3)
Responses to Change
340(2)
Strategies
342(2)
Roles and Functions of Change Agents
344(2)
Principles
346(1)
Conclusion
347(4)
19 Building Teams Through Communication and Partnerships
351(23)
Karren Kowalski
Colleen A. McKey
Introduction
352(1)
Groups and Teams
352(3)
Team Development
355(2)
Qualities of a Team Member
357(1)
Creating Synergy
358(1)
Generational Differences Among Team Members
359(1)
The Value of Team Building
359(1)
Conflict and Teams
360(2)
Communication
362(6)
Managing Emotions
368(1)
Reflective Practice
369(1)
The Role of Leadership in Team Success
369(5)
20 Collective Nursing Advocacy
374(17)
Susan M. Duncan
Introduction
375(1)
Defining Collective Action and Advocacy
375(3)
Nursing Organizations and Collective Action
378(5)
Nursing Governance
383(4)
Conclusion
387(4)
21 Managing Quality and Risk
391(20)
Victoria N. Folse
Carol A. Wong
Introduction
392(1)
Quality Management in Health Care
392(1)
Benefits of Quality Management
392(1)
Planning for Quality Management
393(1)
Evolution of Quality Management
393(1)
Quality Management and Quality Improvement Principles
394(2)
The Quality Improvement Process
396(7)
Quality Assurance
403(1)
Risk Management
404(3)
Conclusion
407(4)
22 Translating Research into Practice
411(28)
Margarete Lieb Zalon
Barbara Campbell
Selvi Roy
Introduction
412(2)
Research Utilization
414(63)
Evidence-Based Practice
477
Diffusion of Innovations
421(2)
Translating Research into Practice
423(2)
Evaluation of Evidence
425(3)
Organizational Strategies
428(1)
Issues for Nurse Managers and Leaders
429(10)
PART 4 INTERPERSONAL AND PERSONAL SKILLS
Interpersonal
23 Understanding and Resolving Conflict
439(18)
Victoria N. Folse
Jayne Naylen McChesney
Heather D. Wilson
Introduction
440(1)
Types of Conflict
441(1)
Stages of Conflict
442(1)
Categories of Conflict
443(1)
Approaches to Conflict Resolution
444(5)
Differences of Conflict-Handling Styles Among Nurses
449(1)
The Role of the Leader
450(2)
Mediation
452(1)
Managing Lateral Violence and Bullying
452(5)
24 Managing Personal/Personnel Problems
457(17)
Karren Kowalski
Jayne Naylen McChesney
Heather D. Wilson
Introduction
458(1)
Personal/Personnel Problems
458(9)
Documentation
467(1)
Progressive Discipline
468(1)
Termination
468(1)
Conclusion
469(5)
25 Workplace Violence and Incivility
474(12)
Yolanda Babenko-Mould
Introduction
475(1)
Defining Workplace Violence and Incivility
475(3)
Prevention Strategies
478(2)
Horizontal Violence: The Threat from Within
480(2)
Conclusion
482(4)
26 Practising and Leading in Interdisciplinary Settings
486(13)
Erin Wilson
Introduction
487(1)
Concepts and Definitions
487(1)
The Rise of Distinct Disciplines
488(1)
Scope of Practice
488(1)
A Framework for Interprofessional Collaboration
489(2)
Moving Forward in Collaborative Practice
491(2)
Leading Interdisciplinary or Interprofessional Teams
493(2)
Working "With" Versus "Alongside" Others
495(1)
Conclusion
495(4)
Personal
27 Role Transition
499(15)
Diane M. Twedell
Judy Boychuk Duchscher
Kandis Harris
Introduction
500(1)
Types of Role Transitions
501(3)
Roles: The ABCS of Understanding Roles
504(1)
Role Transition Process
505(1)
Strategies to Promote Role Transition
505(6)
Conclusion
511(3)
28 Self-Management: Stress and Time
514(21)
Catherine A. Hill
Shelley L. Cobbett
Introduction
515(1)
Understanding Stress
515(1)
Sources of Job Stress
516(3)
Stress Management
519(4)
Resolution of Stress
523(2)
Time Management
525(5)
Meeting Management
530(7)
Conclusion
537
29 Managing Your Career
535(23)
Debra Hagler
Lyle G. Grant
Sarah E. Hanson
Introduction
536(1)
A Framework
536(4)
Career Development
540(7)
Career Marketing Strategies
547
Data Assembly for Professional Portfolios
546(1)
The Interview
546(2)
Professional Development
548
Academic and Continuing Education
543(14)
Certification
557(1)
Professional Associations
557
A Model for Involvement
552(3)
Conclusion
555(3)
Future
30 Thriving for the Future
558(7)
Patricia S. Yoder-Wise
Sandra Regan
Lyle G. Grant
Introduction
559(1)
Leadership Demands for the Future
559(1)
Leadership Strengths for the Future
560(1)
Visioning
561(1)
Shared Vision
562(1)
Projections for the Future
563(1)
Nursing: Preparing for the Future
564(1)
Implications
565(1)
Conclusion 565