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Table of Contents
List of Tables
List of Illustrations
Guide
Pages
Kelly Vana’s Nursing Leadership and Management
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Former Contributors to the Third Edition
Preface
1 Organization
1.1 Chapter Features
1.2 How To Use This Book
2 Instructor Resources (IR)
REFERENCES
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Chapter Features
About The Editors
Acknowledgments
About the Companion Website
Unit 1 Kelly Vana’s Nursing Leadership and Management 1
Nursing Leadership, Management, and Motivation
OBJECTIVES
OPENING SCENARIO
Definition of Leadership
Leaders and Followers
Leaders Versus Managers
Leadership Characteristics
Leadership Theories
Behavioral Approach
Real World Interview
Evidence from the Literature
Real World Interview
Contingency Approach
Fielder's Contingency Theory
Situational Approach
Hersey and Blanchard's Situational Theory
Path‐Goal Theory
Substitutes for Leadership
Real World Interview
Critical Thinking 1.1
Critical Thinking 1.2
Contemporary Approach
Charismatic Leadership Theory
Transformational Leadership Theory
Case Study 1.1
Knowledge Workers
Using Knowledge
Complexity Leadership
Servant Leadership
Emotional Intelligence
Real World Interview
Nursing Leadership during the Pandemic
Definition of Management
Managerial Roles
Real World Interview
The Management Process
Critical Thinking 1.3
Management Theories
Scientific Management
Bureaucratic Management
Human Relations Management
Motivation Theories
Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs
Herzberg's Two‐Factor Theory
McGregor'S THEORY X AND THEORY Y
OUCHI'S THEORY Z
Vroom's Expectancy Theory
KEY CONCEPTS
KEY TERMS
REVIEW QUESTIONS
REVIEW QUESTION ANSWERS
REVIEW ACTIVITIES
DISCUSSION POINTS
DISCUSSION OF OPENING SCENARIO
EXPLORING THE WEB
INFORMATICS
LEAN BACK
REFERENCES
SUGGESTED READINGS
2 The Health Care Environment
OBJECTIVES
OPENING SCENARIO
History of Health Care
Structuring Hospitals Around Nursing Care
Collecting Data
Influence of External Forces on Health Care
Organization of Health Care
Real World Interview
Health Care Rankings
Access to Health Care for All
Health Care Payment in Other Countries
Hospital Care
Critical Thinking 2.1
Real World Interview
Need for Primary Health Care
Case Study 2.1
The Federal Government
State and Local Levels
Home Health Care
Health Care Disparities and Social Determinants of Health
Health Care Spending
Medicare and Other Health Care Costs
Health Care Insurance
Real World Interview
Medicare and Medicaid
Other Public Programs
Critical Thinking 2.2
State Regulation of Health Insurance
International Perspective
France
Canada
Japan
The Rising Cost of Health Care
Factors Contributing to Rising Health Care Costs
Aging Population
Increased Utilization of Pharmaceuticals
Technological Advances
Rising Hospital Costs
Practitioner Availability and Behavior
Cost Shifting
Administrative Costs
Real World Interview
Other Factors Contributing to Rising Health Care Costs
Cost Containment Strategies
Capitation
Prospective Payment
Health Care Quality
Health Care Variation
Highly Reliable Health Care: Improvements to Standardize Care
Performance and Quality Measurement
Malcolm Baldridge National Quality Award
Outcome Measurement
Other Health Assessment Tools
Public Reporting of Performance
Institute of Medicine Health Care Reports
Other National Public Quality Reports
Disease Management
Evidence From the Literature
Balanced Scorecards
Evidence‐Based Practice
Accreditation and Patient Safety
Critical Thinking 2.3
Improving Quality Through Health Professions Education
Quality and Safety Education for Nurses (QSEN)
Critical Thinking 2.4
Never Conditions
Nurse Shortages
Case Study 2.2
American Nurses Association
KEY CONCEPTS
KEY TERMS
REVIEW QUESTIONS
REVIEW QUESTION ANSWERS
REVIEW ACTIVITIES
DISCUSSION POINTS
DISCUSSION OF OPENING SCENARIO
EXPLORING THE WEB
INFORMATICS
LEAN BACK
REFERENCES
SUGGESTED READINGS
3 Nursing Leadership and Management in a Historical Context
OBJECTIVES
OPENING SCENARIO
The Founding of Nursing
The Dawn of Professional Nursing
Nurse Training Was Inevitable
Evidence from the Literature
Nineteenth‐Century Nurse Training Schools in the United States
Case Study 3.1
Visiting Nurses and the Birth of Public Health Nursing
The Development of Professional Nursing Organizations
Real World Interview
Case Study 3.2
Professional Nursing Matures
The 1920s and 1930s: Evolving Hospital Nursing
Case Study 3.3
Collegiate Education in Nursing
The Development of Nursing Research in the 1950s to the 1970s
Emerging Nursing Specialization in the 1980s and 1990s
Case Study 3.4
Real World Interview
Critical Thinking 3.1
Critical Thinking 3.2
Historical Contributions and Future Challenges
KEY CONCEPTS
KEY TERMS
REVIEW QUESTIONS
REVIEW QUESTION ANSWERS
REVIEW ACTIVITIES
DISCUSSION POINTS
DISCUSSION OF OPENING SCENARIO
EXPLORING THE WEB
INFORMATICS
LEAN BACK
REFERENCES
SUGGESTED READINGS
4 Organization of Patient Care in High Reliability Care Organizations
OBJECTIVES
OPENING SCENARIO
Definitions of Error
Internal Standards
External Standards
Near Miss Safety Events
Precursor Safety Events
Adverse Events and Serious Events
Sentinal Events
The Anatomy of an Error Active Errors
Latent Errors
High Reliability Organizations
Origins of HRO
HRO Characteristics
Preoccupation with Failure
Reluctance to Simplify
Sensitivity to Operations
Commitment to Resilience
Deference to Expertise
Real World Interview
Nursing's Role in High Reliability Organizations
Patient‐Centered Care
Case Study 4.1
Teamwork and Collaboration
Effective Communication
TeamSTEPPS
Call‐Out
Closed Loop Communication
Case Study 4.2
I PASS THE BATON
SBAR
Case Study 4.3
Nursing and Interprofessional Teams
Evidence from the Literature
Implications for Practice
Cross Monitoring
Mutual Support
Evidence‐Based Practice
Quality Improvement (QI)
Case Study 4.4
Real World Interview with Karen Zaehler – Edward Quality Council
Safety
Incorporate Human Factors
Skill‐Based Performance
Rule‐Based Performance
Critical Thinking 4.1
Knowledge‐Based Performance
Root Cause Analyses
Creating a Culture of High Reliability
Strategic Planning
Environmental Assessment
SWOT Analysis
Stakeholder Assessment
Focus Groups
Critical Thinking 4.2
Review of the Literature
Determining the Congruence of the Project or Program
Goals and Objectives
Strategies or Programs
Action Plans
Marketing Plan
Implementation and Evaluation
Fostering a Fair and Just Culture
Learning Organization
Managing Behavioral Choices
Vertical and Horizontal Accountability
Intrinsic Accountability
Daily Safety Huddle
Assessing Organizational Culture
Informatics
Critical Thinking 4.3
Resources for the Journey toward High Reliability
Nursing Organizations
Magnet® Designation
Evidence from the Literature
Real World Interview
Interprofessional Organizations
Institute for Healthcare Improvement
Institute of Safe Medication Practices
National Patient Safety Foundation
National Quality Forum
Patient Safety Organization
Government Agencies
Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Centers for Medicare and Medicaid
Value‐Based purchasing
Hospital Readmission Reduction Penalty Program
HAC Reduction Program
Medical Product Safety Network
Real World Interview
Baldrige Award
Accreditation Agencies
Det Norske Veritas Healthcare, Inc.
Healthcare Facilities Accredition Program
The Joint Commission
Summary
KEY CONCEPTS
KEY TERMS
REVIEW QUESTIONS
REVIEW QUESTION ANSWERS
REVIEW ACTIVITIES
DISCUSSION POINTS
DISCUSSION OF OPENING SCENARIO
EXPLORING THE WEB
INFORMATICS
LEAN BACK
REFERENCES
SUGGESTED READINGS
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