Leadership, management and nursing: a happy marriage?
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Professor Melanie Birks and Professor Cate Nagle from James Cook University's Centre for Nursing and Midwifery Research discuss the: - fundamental concepts of leadership and management - historical perspectives on leadership in nursing - challenges and opportunities for nurse leaders in the contemporary environment.
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- 1. Leadership, management and nursing: A happy marriage? Professor Melanie Birks Professor Cate Nagle online.jcu.edu.au
- 2. Introductions Professor Melanie Birks Professor Cate Nagle Amelia Wilson
- 3. • Founded in 1961 • Campuses in Townsville, Cairns and Singapore • Ranked in the top 2% of universities worldwide • Reputation for excellence built on world-class research as well as industry-leading performance of our graduates • JCU Online launched two accelerated postgraduate degrees in 2017 About JCU
- 4. • During this webinar we will: – Revisit fundamental concepts of leadership and management – Explore historical perspectives on leadership in nursing – Critically examine challenges and opportunities for nurse leaders in the contemporary environment Aims
- 5. • A brief history… Leadership, management and nursing Source: http://exwwwsvh.stvincents.com.au/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=390&Itemid=435
- 8. A framework for leadership http://changeday.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/Health-LEADS-Aus_portrait-graphic-465x3201.png
- 9. Theories and styles of leadership Autocratic? Democratic? Authentic? Charismatic? Transactional? Transformational? Laissez faire? Servant?
- 12. Major challenges http://www.pringturner.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/meeting-challenge-icd-10.jpg
- 13. Experiencing effective leadership is a little like being in love – you’ll know it when it’s happening… A happy marriage?
- 14. Continue learning with JCU Online online.jcu.edu.au 1300 535 919
- 15. Course Duration: 24 months part-time Course Subject: 12 Majors: Leadership and Management Education Online Master of Nursing Diversify your skills Step into leadership roles Prepares you for any work environment
- 16. • Student Success Advisor • Interactive online learning environment • 100% online Innovative, flexible, and tailor- made for busy professionals
- 17. Contact us to discuss employee education partnership opportunities Amelia Wilson amelia.wilson@online.jcu.edu.au Partnership Opportunities
- 18. Australian College of Nursing (ACN). (2015). Nurse leadership: A white paper. Retrieved from: https://www.acn.edu.au/sites/default/files/leadership/ACN_Nurse_Leadership_White_Paper_ FINAL.pdf Collins, J.(2001). Good to great. London: Random House. Downey M., Parlsow S, & Smart M. (2011). The hidden treasure in nursing leadership: informal nurse leaders. Journal of Nursing Management,19(4),517-521. Myers, S. (2014). Definitions of leadership and management. Team technology. Retrieved from http://www.teamtechnology.co.uk/leadership/management/definitions-of-leadership-and- ma Robertson, R. (2014). Leading on the edge. Melbourne: John Wiley. Witzel, M. (2014). Leaders and managers should be one and the same. Financial times. Retrieved from http://www.ft.com/cms/s/2/0f0eeee0-9891-11e2-867f-00144feabdc0.html References
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- Melanie Not interchangeable terms. Managers control and direct resources and people – push processes along. Leaders instill vision, bring people along towards a common goal.
- Melanie Ideally they are combined in a single role so that those that have the vision can mobilise the resources to achieve it. Managers do things right – Leaders do the right thing.
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- Amelia Study through JCU, one of the top 10 nurse educators in Australia, and connect with leading practising and research nurse academics. Diversify your skills Qualify to work autonomously and collaboratively in advanced and expanded clinical roles. Step into leadership roles Extend your ability to assess and manage clients, refer to other healthcare professionals, prescribe medications and order diagnostic investigations. Prepares you for any work environment Gain skills and knowledge to adapt to any environment, whether that be in rural, remote or Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities, or increasingly complex urban contexts. Leadership and Management: This major prepares nurses for leadership roles in clinical settings. This includes leading and managing teams, as well as developing skills in business-related areas such as finance and budgeting. Education: This major is ideal for nurses who wish to develop into a nurse educator role within a clinical environment or perhaps even tertiary education settings. It will provide students with the contemporary tools to facilitate effective adult learning, which is a valuable skill for clinical, education and leadership roles in nursing. SEAs can talk you through which option will help achieve your individual career goals.
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