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This document discusses time management strategies for nursing practice. It defines time management as efficiently allocating the right amount of time to the right activities. Good time management in nursing can lead to greater productivity, patient safety, less stress, improved efficiency, and better work-life balance. The document recommends creating a time planner and to-do list, prioritizing tasks, delegating when possible, and avoiding procrastination and interruptions. It concludes that effective time management is essential for academic and career success in nursing.
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- 1. PROFESSIONAL COPING REPOSITORY TIME MANAGEMENT IN NURSING PRACTICE STUDENT ID :940364 SUBJECT :CONTEMPORARY NURSING DUE DATE: 4TH NOVEMBER 2019
- 2. What Is Time Management ???? “managing time efficiently so that right amount of time is assigned to right activity”
- 3. Need For Time Management In Nursing GREATER PRODUCTIVITY PATIENT SAFETY LESS STRESS IMPROVED EFFICIENCY PROFESSIONAL ADVANCEMENT MORE TIME TO ACHIEVE CAREER & LIFE GOALS IMPROVED WORK LIFE BALANCE
- 4. What Is Professional Coping Repository It is a collection of strategies that can be utilized in the future to support the learning need. These strategies were created and implemented during clinical placement.
- 5. Professional Coping Repository Consistent feedback from peers Researching current literature related to time management in nursing practice Maintaining a to do list Creating and maintaining time planner Converse with fellow nurses & collect tips to manage time effectively Maintain a log book containing details of challenging situations
- 6. Strategies To Manage Time Effectively Creating and following a time planner Following ISBAR format while delivering handover Conducting assessments quickly Researching current literature setting realistic time to achieve the goals Prioritizing Using activity log Keeping the learning track Liaising appropriately with interdisciplinary team Task delegation
- 7. Barriers Interruptions Procrastination Lack of priority Lack of organization Fear of failure Unable to say no
- 8. Conclusion Time management is essential for nurses to have an outstanding academic life and career.
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