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1 online resource (567) |
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Front Cover; Management of nursing services and education second edition; Copyright page; Preface to the second edition; Preface to the first edition; Acknowledgements; Table of contents; 1 Introduction; Introduction; 1 Introduction to management in nursing; Introduction; Concepts of management; Definitions of management; Definitions of nursing management; Need for management; Characteristics and nature of management (figs. 1.1 and 1.2); Scope of management; Functional areas; An interdisciplinary approach; Principles of management; Fayol's 14 principles of management; Levels of management |
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Top-level managementImportance of the top management; Middle-level management; Duties of the middle-level management; Lower-level management; Important functions of supervisor; Management as a profession; Functions of management; POSDCORB; Management techniques; Social responsibilities of the manager; Components or areas of social responsibility; Towards owners of enterprise; Towards workers; Towards consumers; Towards society; Towards the weaker section of the society; Towards the government; Towards the economic policy of the state; Ethical issues of management; Management theories |
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Human relations managementThe leadership theory (fig. 1.7); The great man theory/trait; Behavioural theories; Situational and contingency theories; Contemporary theories; Interactional leadership theory; Transformational leadership; Integrating leadership and management skills; The nurse as a manager of the health care delivery system; Qualities of a nurse manager; Roles of a nurse manager (fig. 1.8); Factors involved in good ward management; Responsibilities of a nurse manager; Integration of nursing services and education; Objectives of integration; Role of nurse educator |
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Role of nurse managerGoals of integration; Challenges in bridging the gap; Role of Dean in integration; Conclusion; Review questions; Multiple-choice questions; Answers of multiple-choice questions; Further reading; 2 Management process; Introduction; 2 Planning; Introduction; Concept of planning; Definitions of planning; Mission of planning; Philosophy of planning; Principles of planning (fig 2.2); Objectives of planning; Importance of planning; Components of planning; Planning levels in management; Directional planning; Administrative planning; Operational planning; Strategic Planning |
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Operational PlanningCharacteristics and nature of planning; Essentials of a good plan; Advantages of planning; Limitations or disadvantages of planning; Classification of planning; Planning Methods; Standing or repeated-use plans; Single-use plans; Factors influencing planning; Objectives; Advantages of objectives; Policies; Characteristics of a good policy (fig. 2.7); Guidelines for effective policy making; Procedures; Important features of procedures; Methods; Rules; Strategy; Definitions and characteristics of strategy; Conclusion; Review questions; Multiple-choice-questions |
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Print version record |
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Nursing -- Study and teaching.
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Nursing -- Study and teaching
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| Form |
Electronic book
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| ISBN |
8131240126 |
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9788131240120 |
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