Lewins Change Theory
Where old behaviors are questioned and readiness for change is developed.
Unfreezing
What is managed care model
Passed in March 2010, this law aimed to reduce the number of uninsured individuals, increase access to coverage for those with preexisting conditions, and mandated health insurance provision by employers.
What is the Affordable Care Act (ACA)?
This ethic term describes doing no harm or the least amount of harm
Nonmaleficence
This process includes planning, organizing, staffing, directing, and controlling, and is essential for nurse leaders to achieve organizational goals and maintain quality patient care.
Whta is the management process?
This stage involves actively implementing the new process or behavior.
What is Changing or Moving?
Which plan part of Medicare is funded by social security tax and federal taxes
What is Medicare Part A
A nurse manager demonstrates this trait when they manage their own emotions and respond effectively to staff concerns, helping to build a cooperative and high-functioning team.
What is emotional intelligence?
What moral issues is being described by the following sentence? An individual questions why morality in practice is even necessary
What is Moral Indifference
This classical management theory emphasizes efficiency and productivity through systematic task analysis and standardization of work.
What is Scientific Management Theory?
This stage of Lewin’s theory, where the new change is stabilized and becomes the new norm.
What is Refreezing?
This type of budget plans for large purchase that don't happen routinely
What is Capital Budget
This type of capital represents the capability of the individual and can be supported by leaders through tuition reimbursement and flexible scheduling.
What is Human Capital?
Name one strategy discussed in todays lecture to promote ethical behavior as the norm
What is
1.Separate legal and ethical issues.
2.Collaborate through ethics committees.
3.Use institutional review boards appropriately.
4.Role model and encourage ethical behavior.
This leadership style discusses how everything is connected and unpredictable
What is Quantum Leadership
A nurse manager shares fall rate data with staff to create urgency for implementing hourly rounding. Which stage is being demonstrated?
What is Unfreezing?
NCH/PPD is calculated using what two factors?
Nursing hours worked in 24 hours and patient census
This type of capital reflects what a group can accomplish together, and leaders can foster it by encouraging team-building activities.
What is social capital?
Name all five components of the Moral Decision Making Model
What is Massage the dilemma, Outline options, Review criteria and resolve, Affirm position and act, Look back
This leadership theory states that no single leadership style is ideal for all situations and emphasizes factors like the leader-member relationship, task structure, and leader’s position power.
What is Fielder's Contingency Model?
After successfully implementing bedside handoff, a policy is written and peer evaluations are included to ensure long-term compliance. Which stage is this?
What is Refreezing?
A financial planning method that uses your current budget or past actual expenditures as a baseline, adjusting each line item up or down by a small percentage or fixed amount for the next period
What is Incremental Budgeting?
This change strategy uses group norms and peer pressure to socialize and influence people so that change will occur
what is normative reduction strategies
What is Utilitariansism
What is doing the most good for the greatest number of people
These theorists proposed that full-range leaders blend transformational, transactional, and laissez-faire styles—adapting their approach to fit the situation.
Who are Bass and Avolio?