Leadership and Management Skills for Long-Term Care / Edition 1

Leadership and Management Skills for Long-Term Care / Edition 1

ISBN-10:
0826159931
ISBN-13:
9780826159939
Pub. Date:
04/18/2008
Publisher:
Springer Publishing Company
ISBN-10:
0826159931
ISBN-13:
9780826159939
Pub. Date:
04/18/2008
Publisher:
Springer Publishing Company
Leadership and Management Skills for Long-Term Care / Edition 1

Leadership and Management Skills for Long-Term Care / Edition 1

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Overview

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While the scope of long-term care settings has expanded from nursing homes and home care agencies to assisted living facilities and community-based health services, the training for nurses, managers and administrators, medical directors, and other professionals who work in these facilities is often fragmented. This book was developed to fill a widely-recognized gap in the management and leadership skills of RNs needed to improve the quality of long-term care. The book is based around learning modules in leadership and management competencies that were site-tested in three types of long-term care settings and revised based on the resulting feedback. Several of the nurse experts involved in the project contribute to this book.

The leadership modules cover team building, communication, power and negotiation, change theory and process, management direction and design, and management that moves from conflict to collaboration. Two additional modules cover cultural competence and principles of teaching and learning related to adult education in the long-term care environment. Together, these skills will enhance the nurse's ability to build and interact with the geriatric care team, resolve conflict, negotiate for solutions, develop collaboration, and teach and mentor nurses and nursing assistants.


Product Details

ISBN-13: 9780826159939
Publisher: Springer Publishing Company
Publication date: 04/18/2008
Edition description: New Edition
Pages: 240
Product dimensions: 6.90(w) x 9.90(h) x 0.80(d)

About the Author

Eileen M. Sullivan-Marx, PhD, RNC, FAAN, is Associate Professor and Associate Dean for Practice & University of Pennsylvania School of Nursing.


Deanna Gray-Miceli, PhD, GNP-BC, FGSA, FNAP, FAANP, FAAN

Professor

Director, Implementation Science for Falls Prevention

Deputy Director, Jefferson Center for Injury Research and Prevention

Thomas Jefferson University

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

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Table of Contents


Contributors     ix
Foreword   Lois K. Evans     xi
Preface     xiii
Acknowledgments     xv
Leadership and Management
Overview and How to Use the Modules   Eileen M. Sullivan-Marx     3
Why Leadership and Management in Long-Term Care?     6
How to Use This Book     8
Team Building   Kathleen G. Burke     15
Purpose     16
Definition     16
Selective Perception     18
Behavioral Style Inventory for Teamwork     20
Characteristics of Behavioral Styles     21
Conclusion     24
Directing and Delegation in Long-Term Care   Rita K. Adeniran   Linda A. Carrick     41
Long-Term Care Services     42
Directing     43
Delegation     43
Legal Regulations. Professional Guidelines, and Codes About Delegation     46
The Nursing Process     50
Guidelines for Effective Delegation     53
Barriers to Effective Delegation     53
Conclusion     54
Power and Negotiation   Kathleen G. Burke     71
Purpose     72
Power     73
Power Strategies     78
Power Groups     78
Negotiation     80
Conclusion     84
Change Theory and Process   Linda A. Carrick     97
Overview of Change     98
Change Theories/Theorists     99
Responses to Change     101
Conclusion     104
Principles of Education
Developing Cultural Competence in Long-Term Care Nursing   Rita K. Adeniran   Rosalyn J. Watts     121
Purpose     122
What Is Cultural Competence in Nursing?     122
Need for Delivery of Culturally Competent Care     125
Provider Strategies for Providing Culturally Competent Care     130
Conclusion     141
Leading Through Education in Long-Term Care Nursing   Kathleen L. Egan     167
Purpose     169
Education Development Process     171
Conclusion     180
Pre- and Post-Test Answers Keys     195
Index     209
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