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9780323010665

Guide to Nursing Management and Leadership

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  • Copyright: 2000-04-01
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Summary

This well-respected text teaches nursing students about leadership and the management process and supplies the practicing nurse with practical information about nursing administration. In response to the dramatic changes in health care in recent years, this sixth edition expands both content and focus by discussing delegation, team development, cost containment, health care networks, mergers and acquisitions, community-based practice, and continuous quality improvement. It focuses on current trends that include technology, ethics, diversity, and managed care. (Includes a FREE MERLIN website at:www.harcourthealth.com/MERLIN/Marriner/guide/) Spanish version also available, ISBN: 84-8174-526-X

Table of Contents

PART ONE Leadership 1(172)
Communications
2(23)
Chapter Objectives
2(1)
Chapter Overview
3(1)
Major Concepts and Definitions
3(19)
Communication Process
3(1)
Basic Communication Skills
4(1)
Communication Principles
5(1)
Methods of Communication
5(1)
Use of Computers for Communication
6(1)
Communication Systems
6(1)
Downward Communication
7(1)
Upward Communication
8(1)
Lateral Communication
8(1)
Diagonal Communication
8(1)
The Grapevine
9(1)
Barriers to Communication
9(1)
Gender Differences
10(1)
Cultural Differences
11(1)
Improving Communication
11(2)
Jahari Window
13(1)
Communicating With Difficult People
13(2)
Assertiveness
15(1)
Barriers to Assertiveness
15(1)
Transactional Analysis
16(1)
Ego States
16(1)
Transactions
17(1)
Game Playing
18(2)
Life Positions
20(1)
Assertive Techniques
20(2)
Chapter Summary
22(1)
References
23(1)
Bibliography
23(1)
Case Studies
24(1)
Stress Management
25(26)
Chapter Objectives
25(1)
Chapter Overview
26(1)
Major Concepts and Definitions
26(21)
Stress Management
26(1)
Sources of Stress
26(1)
Stress Response
27(1)
Symptoms of Stress
27(1)
Stress Control
27(5)
Relaxation
32(3)
Enhancing Self-Esteem
35(1)
Support Groups
35(1)
Time Management
35(1)
Personal Time Management
35(1)
Maximize Managerial Time
36(1)
Inventory Activities
36(1)
Set Goals
37(1)
Plan Strategies
37(1)
Plan Schedule
37(1)
Say No
38(1)
Use Transition Times
38(1)
Accelerate Learning
38(1)
Improve Reading
38(1)
Improve Memory
38(1)
Critical Thinking
39(1)
Streamline Paperwork
39(1)
Use Computers for Time Management
40(1)
Use Telephone Calls
40(1)
Schedule Office Visits
41(1)
Control Visit Time
41(1)
Use Meetings Effectively
41(1)
Delegation
41(4)
Procrastination
45(1)
Reasons for Procrastination
45(1)
Techniques to Stop Procrastination
46(1)
Maximize Organization Time
46(1)
Plan
46(1)
Organize
46(1)
Staff
47(1)
Direct
47(1)
Control
47(1)
Chapter Summary
47(1)
References
48(1)
Bibliography
48(2)
Case Studies
50(1)
Decision-Making Process and Tools
51(24)
Chapter Objectives
51(1)
Chapter Overview
52(1)
Major Concepts and Definitions
52(20)
Decision-Making Process
52(1)
Identify the Problem and Analyze the Situation
53(1)
Explore the Alternatives
53(1)
Choose the Most Desirable Alternative
54(1)
Implement the Decision
54(1)
Evaluate the Results
54(1)
Critical Thinking
54(1)
Purpose or Goal
54(1)
Central Problem or Question at Issue
54(1)
Point of View or Frame of Reference
55(1)
Empirical Dimension
55(1)
Conceptual Dimension
55(1)
Assumptions
55(1)
Implications and Consequences
55(1)
Inference and Conclusions
55(1)
Creative Decision Making
56(1)
The Creative Process
56(1)
Encouraging Creativity
56(3)
Developing Creative Thinking Attitudes
59(1)
Blocks to Creativity
59(1)
Consultation
59(1)
Ethical Aspects of Decision Making
60(1)
Ethical Theories
60(1)
Ethical Principles
61(1)
Ethical Positions
61(1)
Ethical Relationships
61(1)
Moral Reasoning
62(1)
Ethics Committees
62(1)
Decision-Making Tools
63(1)
Probability Theory
63(1)
Simulation, Models, and Games
63(1)
Gantt Chart
64(1)
Decision Trees
65(1)
Program Evaluation and Review Technique
65(1)
Critical Path Method
66(1)
Queuing Theory
67(1)
Linear Programming
67(1)
Advantages and Limitations of Quantitative Tools for Decision Making
68(1)
Computers
68(4)
Chapter Summary
72(1)
References
73(1)
Bibliography
73(1)
Case Studies
74(1)
Motivation and Morale
75(14)
Chapter Objectives
75(1)
Chapter Overview
76(1)
Major Concepts and Definitions
76(11)
Motivation
76(1)
Taylor's Monistic Theory
76(1)
Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs
76(1)
Alderfer's Modified Need Hierarchy
77(1)
McClelland's Basic Needs Theory
78(1)
Herzberg's Motivation-Hygiene Theory or Two-Factor Theory
78(1)
Argyris's Psychological Energy Theory
79(1)
Vroom's Expectancy Theory
80(1)
Skinner's Positive Reinforcement Theory
80(1)
Equity Theory
81(1)
Intrinsic Motivation
81(1)
McGregor's Theory X and Theory Y
82(1)
Likert's Participative Management Theory
82(1)
Theory Z
82(1)
Historical Development of Motivation Theory
83(1)
Morale
84(1)
Burnout
85(1)
Job Satisfaction
86(1)
Chapter Summary
87(1)
References
87(1)
Bibliography
87(1)
Case Study
88(1)
Power, Politics, Negotiations, and Labor Relations
89(29)
Chapter Objectives
89(1)
Chapter Overview
90(1)
Major Concepts and Definitions
90(25)
Power, Authority, and Politics
90(1)
Sources of Power
90(1)
Sources of Personal Power
91(1)
Sources of Interpersonal Power
91(1)
Sources of Position Power
91(1)
Informal Sources of Power
92(1)
Power Relations
93(1)
Kinds of Power
93(1)
Authority
94(1)
Power and Gender
94(1)
Empowerment
94(2)
Empowered Delegation
96(1)
Politics
97(3)
Negotiation
100(3)
Negotiation Process
103(2)
Labor Relations
105(1)
Why Employees Join Unions
105(1)
Labor Law
105(3)
Unionization
108(1)
Organizing Phase
108(1)
Recognition Phase
109(1)
Contract Negotiation Phase
110(1)
Contract Administration
111(1)
Decertification
112(2)
Strikes
114(1)
Types of Strikes
114(1)
Nurse Managers' Role in Collective Bargaining
114(1)
Advantages and Disadvantages of Collective Bargaining
114(1)
Chapter Summary
115(1)
References
115(1)
Bibliography
116(1)
Case Studies
117(1)
Conflict Management
118(19)
Chapter Objectives
118(1)
Chapter Overview
119(1)
Major Concepts and Definitions
119(16)
Conflict Theory
119(1)
Sources of Conflict
119(1)
Types of Conflict
120(2)
Reactions to Conflict
122(1)
Escalation-of-Conflict Tactics
123(1)
Stages of Conflict
124(1)
Conflict Management
124(1)
Approaches to Managing Conflict
124(1)
Deescalation-of-Conflict Tactics
125(1)
Strategies for Management of Conflict
126(1)
Intrapersonal Conflict
126(1)
Interpersonal Conflict
127(2)
Group Conflict
129(4)
Intergroup Conflict
133(1)
Organizational Conflict
134(1)
Prevention of Conflict
135(1)
Chapter Summary
135(1)
References
135(1)
Bibliography
135(1)
Case Study
136(1)
Theories of Leadership
137(36)
Chapter Objectives
137(1)
Chapter Overview
138(1)
Major Concepts and Definitions
138(28)
Theories of Leadership
138(1)
Great Man Theory
138(1)
Charismatic Theory
139(1)
Trait Theory
139(2)
Situational Theory
141(1)
Contingency Theory
141(2)
Path-Goal Theory
143(1)
Situational Leadership Theory
144(1)
Transactional Leadership
145(1)
Transformational Leadership
145(1)
Integrative Leadership Model
146(1)
Development of Management Thought
146(1)
Scientific Management
146(2)
Classic Organization
148(1)
Human Relations
149(1)
Behavioral Science
150(7)
Transformational Leadership
157(2)
Learning Organizations
159(1)
Diversity Among Leaders
160(1)
Diversity
160(5)
Followership
165(1)
Implications for Nursing Administration
166(1)
Chapter Summary
166(1)
References
167(3)
Bibliography
170(2)
Case Studies
172(1)
PART TWO Management 173(250)
Strategic and Operational Planning
174(20)
Chapter Objectives
174(1)
Chapter Overview
175(1)
Major Concepts and Definitions
175(17)
Planning Process
175(1)
History of Strategic Planning
175(1)
Purpose of Strategic Planning
176(1)
Strategic Planning Process
176(2)
Vision
178(1)
Values
178(1)
Purpose or Mission Statement
178(1)
Philosophy
179(1)
Goals and Objectives
180(1)
Policies
181(3)
Procedures
184(8)
Chapter Summary
192(1)
References
192(1)
Bibliography
193(1)
Case Study
193(1)
Financial Management, Cost Containment, and Marketing
194(36)
Chapter Objectives
194(1)
Chapter Overview
195(1)
Major Concepts and Definitions
195(30)
History of Health Care Financing
196(2)
Budgetary Leadership and Management
198(1)
Budgets
198(1)
Prerequisites to Budgeting
199(1)
Applied Economics
199(1)
Accounting
200(1)
Types of Budgets
201(1)
Operating, or Revenue-and-Expense, Budgets
201(1)
Personnel Budgets
201(1)
Capital Expenditure Budgets
201(1)
Cash Budgets
202(1)
Flexible Budgets
202(1)
Zero-Based Budgeting
203(1)
Periodic Budgetary Review
203(1)
Advantages and Disadvantages
203(1)
Advantages and Disadvantages of Flexible Budgets
203(1)
Advantages of Budgeting
204(1)
Disadvantages of Budgeting
204(1)
Budgeting Process
204(1)
Cost Containment
205(1)
Cost Awareness
205(1)
Cost Fairs
205(1)
Cost Monitoring
205(1)
Cost Management
205(1)
Cost Incentives
205(1)
Cost Avoidance
205(1)
Cost Reduction
206(1)
Cost Control
207(1)
Cost-Effectiveness and Cost-Benefit Analysis
207(2)
Strategic Cost Decisions
209(1)
Costing out Nursing Services
210(1)
Personal Finances
211(1)
Assess Personal Finances
211(1)
Money Makes Money
211(1)
Financial Goals
211(1)
Investment Strategies
212(1)
Marketing
212(1)
Social Marketing
213(1)
Trends in Marketing
213(1)
Popcorn and Marigold's Cultural Trends
213(2)
Leadership and Management of Strategic Planning for Marketing
215(1)
Market Research
215(1)
Marketing Concepts
216(2)
Marketing Process
218(7)
Implementation
225(1)
Chapter Summary
225(1)
References
226(1)
Bibliography
227(2)
Case Studies
229(1)
Organizational Concepts and Structures
230(32)
Chapter Objectives
230(1)
Chapter Overview
231(1)
Major Concepts and Definitions
231(28)
Factors Affecting Organizational Structures
231(1)
Organizational Charts
232(4)
Chain of Command
236(1)
Centrality
236(1)
Unity of Command
236(1)
Authority
236(1)
Responsibility
236(1)
Accountability
236(1)
Span of Management
236(2)
Levels of Management
238(1)
Flat Versus Tall Structures
238(1)
Decentralization Versus Centralization
239(3)
Line-Staff Relationships
242(1)
Line-Staff Conflict
243(1)
Improving Line-Staff Relationships
244(1)
Organizational Structure
244(1)
Formal
244(1)
Informal
244(1)
Principles of Organization
245(1)
Bureaucratic Structure
246(1)
Line and Staff Structure
247(1)
Functionalized Line and Staff Structure
248(1)
Adhocracy Organizational Models
248(11)
Chapter Summary
259(1)
References
260(1)
Bibliography
260(1)
Case Studies
261(1)
Organizational Culture and Change
262(27)
Chapter Objectives
262(1)
Chapter Overview
263(1)
Major Concepts and Definitions
263(22)
Culture of Individuals
263(1)
Values
263(1)
Attitudes
264(1)
Perceptions
264(1)
Cognitive Styles
264(1)
Attitudes Toward Change
264(1)
Interpersonal Needs
265(1)
Personality
265(1)
Roles
265(1)
Myers-Briggs Type Indicator
266(1)
Diversity
266(2)
Management of Cultural Diversity
268(1)
Organizational Culture
269(1)
Types of Cultures
270(1)
Integrated or Differentiated Frames of Reference
270(1)
Management of Change
271(1)
Forces That Influence Change
271(1)
Strategies for Effecting Change
271(2)
Process of Change
273(1)
Types of Change
274(1)
Role of the Manager as Change Agent
275(1)
Force-Field Analysis
276(1)
Cultural Change in Organizations
277(2)
Organizational Development
279(1)
Behavioral Aspects of Organizational Change
280(1)
Resistance to Change
281(1)
Types of Organizational Change
282(1)
Planning for Change
282(2)
Strategies for Organizational Change
284(1)
Chapter Summary
285(1)
References
286(1)
Bibliography
287(1)
Case Studies
288(1)
Selection and Development of Personnel
289(37)
Chapter Objectives
289(1)
Chapter Overview
290(1)
Major Concepts and Definitions
290(32)
Selection of Personnel
290(1)
Recruitment and Retention
291(2)
Screening of Potential Staff
293(4)
Equal Opportunity and Affirmative Action
297(3)
Cultural Diversity
300(1)
Americans With Disabilities Act
301(1)
Job Redesign
301(1)
Job Analysis
301(1)
Job Evaluation
302(2)
Job Design
304(1)
Job Simplification
304(1)
Job Rotation
304(1)
Job Enrichment
305(1)
Job Descriptions
305(1)
Career Ladders
305(4)
Orientation
309(3)
Staff Development
312(1)
Preceptorship
312(1)
Mentorship
313(1)
Career Planning
314(1)
Choosing a Field of Nursing
314(1)
Locating Job Openings
314(1)
Resume
314(1)
Career Mapping
315(1)
Group Process
316(2)
Team Development
318(4)
Chapter Summary
322(1)
References
323(1)
Bibliography
324(1)
Case Studies
325(1)
Staffing and Scheduling
326(27)
Chapter Objectives
326(1)
Chapter Overview
327(1)
Major Concepts and Definitions
327(23)
Assignment Systems for Staffing
327(1)
Case Method
328(1)
Functional Nursing
328(1)
Team Nursing
328(3)
Modular, or District, Nursing
331(1)
Primary Nursing
331(1)
Case Management
332(1)
Collaborative Practice
332(1)
Managed Care
333(1)
Differentiated Practice
334(1)
Level of Staff
334(1)
Staffing Schedules
335(1)
Centralized Scheduling
335(1)
Decentralized Staffing
336(1)
Self-Scheduling
337(1)
Alternating or Rotating Work Shifts
337(2)
Permanent Shifts
339(1)
Block, or Cyclical, Scheduling
340(1)
Variable Staffing
340(1)
Eight-Hour Shift, Five-Day Workweek
340(1)
Ten-Hour Day, Four-Day Workweek
340(1)
Ten-Hour Day Plus Five- or Six-Hour Shift
341(1)
Ten-Hour Shift, Seven-Day Workweek
342(1)
Twelve-Hour Shift, Seven-Day Workweek
342(1)
Baylor Plan---Weekend Alternative
343(1)
Variables Affecting Staffing
343(1)
Staffing Studies
344(1)
Patient Classification Systems
344(1)
Time Standards
344(1)
Staffing Formulas
345(2)
Staffing to Meet Fluctuating Needs
347(1)
Reductions in Force
348(2)
Chapter Summary
350(1)
References
350(1)
Bibliography
351(1)
Case Studies
352(1)
Evaluation and Discipline of Personnel
353(28)
Chapter Objectives
353(1)
Chapter Overview
354(1)
Major Concepts and Definitions
354(24)
Purposes
355(1)
Common Errors in Evaluation
355(1)
Methods of Performance Management
356(1)
Anecdotal Notes
356(1)
Checklists
356(1)
Rating Scales
356(3)
Ranking
359(1)
Management by Objectives
359(2)
Self-Appraisal
361(1)
Peer Review
361(1)
Customer or Subordinate Evaluation
362(1)
360 Degree Feedback
362(1)
Appraisal Interview
362(2)
Appraisal Reports
364(1)
Legal Implications for Performance Appraisals
365(1)
Discipline of Personnel
365(1)
Need for Discipline
365(1)
Principles of Disciplinary Action
366(1)
Penalties
367(1)
Components of a Disciplinary Action Program
367(1)
Discipline Without Punishment
368(1)
Modification of Employee Behavior
368(1)
Reinforcement
369(1)
Shaping
369(1)
Extinction
369(1)
Punishment
369(1)
Behavior Modification for the Employee With a Performance Problem
370(2)
Problem Employees
372(1)
Substance Abusers
372(2)
Angry or Withdrawn Employees
374(1)
Decreased Productivity
374(1)
Absenteeism
374(1)
Terminating Employees
375(1)
Employee Counseling
375(1)
Outplacement Counseling
376(2)
Chapter Summary
378(1)
References
379(1)
Bibliography
379(1)
Case Studies
380(1)
Continuous Quality Improvement, Risk Management, and Program Evaluation
381(42)
Chapter Objectives
381(1)
Chapter Overview
382(1)
Major Concepts and Definitions
382(36)
History of Continuous Quality Improvement
382(2)
Quality Management Heroes
384(3)
Continuous Quality Improvement
387(1)
Tools and Processes for Continuous Quality Improvement
388(8)
Program Evaluation
396(1)
Calendar of Events
396(1)
Committee Selection and Functions
396(1)
Conceptual Framework
396(1)
Review of the Literature
397(1)
Program Evaluation Model
397(1)
Instrument Development
397(1)
Sources of Internal and External Invalidity
398(2)
Research Designs
400(3)
Methods of Data Collection
403(1)
Sampling
404(1)
Analysis of Data
405(1)
History of Regulatory Influences and Changing Regulations
405(2)
Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations
407(5)
Outcome and Assessment Information Set
412(1)
Risk Management
412(1)
Customer Satisfaction
413(1)
Safety and Security
413(1)
National Safety Council
413(1)
Occupational Safety and Health Act
413(2)
Liability Control
415(2)
Testifying
417(1)
Expert Witnesses
418(1)
Chapter Summary
418(1)
References
419(2)
Bibliography
421(1)
Case Study
422(1)
Appendix 423(2)
Index 425(44)
Critical Thinking Activities 469

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