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These people are vital for leaders success and overall success of the organization.
Followers
This change involves deliberate alterations made in advance to improve a current situation.
What is planned change?
This leaderhip stlye fuctions as a caregiver, suryveyor, and focuses on routine work.
Transactionactional
In healthcare, change should be expected, true or false.
TRUE- nurses should expect change
This builds trust with nurses and upper leadership within the organization.
Transparency, or sharing relevant information
The creation of a new idea or method
innovation
This leader believes in strong relationships, promoting personal growth, and empowering others. Founded in the 1990's.
Feminist perspective
A process that makes choices to provide client care benefits and outcome.
Decision making process
What is Six Sigma an example of?
Proces improvement model
This approach advocates for testing changes on a small scale before implementing them widely, allowing for quick adjustments based on initial results.
What is rapid cycle change?
The RN delegates team members on the code blue team their roles. I.e. compressions, airway, meds, documentation. This type of leader is considered...
Autocratic
"Gold Standard"
ANCC Magnet credentialing center
Nurse managers complete_______
Nurse supervisors_______
"What are assigned tasks"
"What are build relationships/assist the floor"
The first stage of planned change is...
accept the need for change
Budget cuts have to happen. This type of leader is ready to explain the why and engage the staff at the next staff meeting with evidence based reasearch. This type of leadership style reflects...
Transformational Leadership
Pilot project.
A nurse is evaluating the care of a patient who is experiencing acute pain after surgery. Which actions demonstrate the use of critical thinking in nursing practice? Select all that apply.
A) Assessing the patient's pain level and vital signs.
B) Administering pain medication without further evaluation.
C) Modifying the care plan based on the patient's feedback.
D) Relying on clinical decision making to determine the best pain management strategies.
E) Using clinical judgment to prioritize interventions based on the patient’s current condition.
D) Relying on clinical decision making to determine the best pain management strategies, E) Using clinical judgment to prioritize interventions based on the patient’s current condition.
Rationale: Options D and E specifically highlight the concepts of clinical decision making and clinical judgment, demonstrating critical thinking in nursing practice.
True or False
We should expect resistance when change process occurs.
True
Caregiver role
Transactional
Leaders do this to increase employee engagement or empowerment.
Shared governance.