Nursing Administration in the 21st Century A Self-Care Theory Approach

by Sarah E. Allison; Katherine E. McLaughlin-Renpenning

• ISBN13: 9780761914556
• ISBN10: 0761914552
• Format: Hardcover
• Copyright: 1998-11-17
• Publisher: Sage Publications

Summary

This book seeks to define nursing at a management or administrative level. Using the widely regarded Orem self-care deficit model to provide a nursing focus, the authors explore the nursing needs of populations, the roles and functions of advanced practice nursing administration, and the administrative structures, processes and outcomes that facilitate nursing practice.

Table of Contents

Foreword	ix
Acknowledgments	xiii
Introduction	xv
Health Care Service Organization: Trends as We Move Toward the 21st Century	1	(22)
The Domain of Nursing	23	(20)
Models for Nursing Administration	43	(18)
Describing Populations for Purposes of Providing Nursing Services	61	(24)
A Structure for Categorizing Data in Describing a Population for Nursing Purposes	73	(6)
A Population Description	79	(6)
The Processes of Administration	85	(14)
Design as a Function of the Nursing Professional	99	(34)
A General Nursing System Design for New Spinal Cord Injury Patients	121	(9)
Program Design in a Community Setting	130	(3)
The Clinical Communication System	133	(44)
Nursing Documentation Forms From a Rehabilitation Setting	155	(13)
Philosophical Statements, Standards, and Forms From a Community Health Setting	168	(5)
Materials From Acute Care Settings	173	(4)
Quality Control: Patient Outcomes	177	(32)
Responses About Rehabilitation Outcomes Organized From the Self-Care Deficit Nursing Theory Perspective	195	(6)
Patient Self-Care Classification	201	(6)
Except From a Classification System Developed in an Acute Care Setting	207	(2)
Quality Control: Nursing Standards	209	(12)
Excerpt From Nursing Standards for Bowel Management for Patients With Spinal Cord Injury	217	(2)
Excerpt From Nursing Assessment Standards	219	(2)
Fiscal Management and Delivery of Safe, Effective Nursing	221	(10)
Utilization of Nursing Personnel	231	(34)
Extracts From Minutes Describing a Patient Population, a Nursing System for It, and Organizational Problems	253	(12)
Strategies for Theory-Based Nursing	265	(18)
Excerpt From Inservice Program--Nursing System for Patients With Acute Renal Failure	279	(4)
Ensuring the Provision of Nursing in the Future: A Summation	283	(4)
Index	287	(10)
About the Authors	297