Organizations
The person responsible for developing unit culture for evidence-based practice.
Who is the Unit Manager
Who is Florence Nightingale?
This is best defined by shared beliefs and values.
What is Culture?
This activity is defined as the process for a nurse to direct another person to perform nursing tasks and activities.
What is Delegation?
Bonus: Describe the 5 rights of delegation.
Health Care organizations must conduct all-hazard preparedness plan drills at this minimum interval.
What is Biannually
BONUS: The Nursing leadership role once plans have been completed?
_______ is focused on task accomplishment
What is Management?
A primary characteristic of Magnet hospitals.
What is multidisciplinary collaboration?
The community health nurse is administering flu shots to children at a local playground. What is the rationale for this nurse's action?
What is to prevent community outbreak of illness.
_____ is defined as the accomplishment of specified activities during the time available.
What is Time Management?
Hospitals must provide the right number of competent staff and appropriate staffing mix to meet the patient's needs. This is an example from _______.
Evaluation of the effect on nurse staffing on quality patient, financial, and organizational outcomes is know as_____
What is Staffing Effectiveness?
Responding to a code called in the psychiatric unit, a staff nurse finds that the patient has committed suicide. This is identified as a _______
What is a Sentinel Event?
A priority action for a community health nurse
What is providing direct care to subpopulations?
______ is being answerable to oneself and others for one's own choices, decisions, and actions as measured against a standard.
What is Accountability?
_____ is the organization that oversees the safety and health of health care workers.
What is Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA).
The process of influencing people to accomplish goals by inspiring confidence and support among followers
What is Leadership?
Which quality activity looks at an incident that has occurred to prevent further incidents of the same?
What is Root Cause Analysis?
BONUS: What is the purpose of a RCA?
The degree to which health services for individuals and populations increases the likelihood of desired health outcomes that are consistent with current professional knowledge is known as:
What is the Quality of Health Care?
A staff nurse is concerned about a co-worker who is diverting medications. She would like to report the concern to a supervisor but is fearful of retaliation. This term describes what the nurse is experiencing.
What is Moral Distress?
Hospitals must submit specific quality performance data regarding Medicare patients or risk_____
What is Decreased Payments?
Staffing management is one of the most critical activities for nurse leaders at every level of the health care organization today because it affects _____.
What are organizational outcomes?
These are examples of _______ negligence and nursing malpractice: patient falls, restraint use, medication errors, burns and equipment injuries.
What is Common Negligence?
A response when a student nurses asks "Why is it that not all poor people are considered members of vulnerable populations'?
What is "Members of vulnerable groups have a combination of risk factors"
______ is a mechanism that ensures autonomy in the nursing profession.
What is ANA Nursing Code of Ethics
According to the ANA, these elements are viewed as a relationship continuum as nurses apply them in decision making.
What are: Data, Information, Knowledge, and Wisdom