front 1 Different types of leadership? | back 1 -
Autocratic/Authoritarian
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Democratic
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Laissez-faire
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front 2 This type of leader:
- makes decisions for the group
- communication occurs
down the chain of command, or from the highest management level
downward through other managers to employees
- effective for
employees w/ little to no formal education
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front 3 This type of leader:
- includes the group when decisions are made
- communication occurs up and down the chain of command
- work output by staff is usually of good quality when cooperation
and collaboration are necessary
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front 4 This type of leader:
- makes very few decisions, and does little planning
- motivation is largely the responsibility of individual staff
members
- work output is low unless an informal leader evolves
from the group
- effective with professional employees
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front 5 Characteristics of good leaders | back 5 -
inspirational
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energetic
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positive attitude
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respectful
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effective communication skills
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combination of personality traits and leadership
skills
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front 6 What are the 5 major management functions? | back 6 -
Planning: the decisions regarding what needs to be done,
how it will be done, and who is going to do
it
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Organizing: the organizational structure that determines
the lines of authority, channels of communication, and where
decisions are made
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Staffing: the acquisition and management of adequate staff
and staffing mix
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Directing: the leadership role assumed by a manager that
influences and motivates staff to perform assigned
roles
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Controlling: the evaluation of staff performance and
evaluation of unit goals to ensure identified outcomes are being
met
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front 7 used when analyzing client issues and problems
- sometimes one must think "outside the box" to find
solutions that are best for clients, staff, and the
organization
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front 8 The nurses uses clinical judgment to? | back 8 -
analyze data and related evidence
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ascertain in the meaning of the data and
evidence
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apply knowledge to a clinical
situation
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determine client outcomes desired and/or achieved as
indicated by evidence-based practices
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front 9 Priority setting requires that decisions be made regarding the order
in which? | back 9 -
clients are seen
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assessments are completed
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interventions are provided
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steps in a client procedure are
completed
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components of client care are
completed
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