School health is considered a primary care site. True or false?
True
100
True or false.... Politics is found in all social organizations?
What is True
100
Job satisfaction is an important indicator of the quality of what?
What is Patient care
100
Patient outcomes are improved with a low nurse-to-patient ratio, true or false?
true
100
Being involved in this is a good way to provide career networking and support.
What is professional associations
200
not for profit organizations pay no taxes. True or false?
What is True
200
Threatening personal security, results in ?
What is Resistance
200
This Act enables a supervisor to assign nurses to care.
What is National Labor Relations Act
200
What is meant by teamwork?
Involving all staff to identify concerns and solutions.
200
Progress throughout an individuals professional life, developed by selecting positions that contribute to professional goals.
What is a career.
300
Totally overhauling an organizations structure, is know as?
What is Organizational reengineering
300
A major task of a nurse manager is?
What is.......... function as a change agent
300
Use of power is challenging for nurses due to what?
The tradition of obedience to authority
300
What is the difference between a standard and a procedure manual?
Standards establish a minimal safe level of care, while a procedure manual gives information about how the standard is achieved.
300
Education, Continuing education, experience, community service, publications, honors, research, presentations given, workshops presented, certifications are all part of what?
What is A CV or curriculum vitae
400
__________expresses the values and beliefs that members of the organization hold about the nature of their work, about the people to whom they provide services, and about themselves and others providing services.
what is: A philosophy
400
Identifying, valuing,and maintaining relationships with a system of individuals who are sources of information, advice and support is termed?
What is Networking
400
What is the objective of workplace advocacy?
To equip nurses to practice in a rapidly changing environment. Workplace advocacy is an umbrella term, that encompasses activities within the practice setting.
400
Standardized terminology developed by nurses that enables the study of health problems across populations, settings and caregivers.
What is NANDA terminology
400
Completion of requirements in a particular field beyond basic nursing educational preparation for licensure.
What is certification
500
A director of pediatric nursing reports to both the vice president of pediatric services and the vice president of nursing. This is an example of?
Matrix Organizational structure
500
Listing without interruption and clarifying are effective what?
Communication skills
500
Recognizing nurses as leaders on all levels, providing formal and informal mechanisms for professional nurses to work together to achieve shared goals through collaboration and shared decision making or decentralized decision making.
What is Nursing labor management partnership
500
Patient dies after a fall that could have been prevented, is termed a what?