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This document discusses delegation in healthcare. Delegation involves transferring responsibility and authority for tasks to other individuals. It benefits nurses by freeing up time for complex care, benefits delegates by developing new skills, and benefits managers and organizations by improving efficiency and productivity. For delegation to be effective, the five rights of delegation must be followed - assigning the right task to the right person under the right circumstances with the right communication and supervision. The delegation process involves defining the task, selecting a delegate, determining responsibilities, reaching agreement, and providing feedback.
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Leadership and management are intertwined concepts as one thrives off the other to create a more wholesome result. However, not all managers are leaders. A leader is a person that is followed by others because of a specific set of qualities and behaviors that evoke trust and sense of direction. Managers are people to achieve results from the work of others. Managers control and coordinate how things are done in a more administrative approach (Weiss, Tappen & Grimley, 2019).
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I believe leaders can be effective managers but most managers lack leadership as they follow rules and standards to achieve goals. Leaders are inspired and inspire others through motivation and encouragement. They draw from the strengths of others collectively to find solutions. Managers while effectively obtaining results are often focused on authority and completing of a task and not fostering an environment where employees can thrive (Weiss et al., 2019).
Question 3
The management style displayed in a nursing unit is transactional management. Transactional management focuses on offering rewards for tasks. It promotes motivation to achieve goals. Results are obtained and staff engagement is increased. The staff has a positive response to this style because it is a successful way to approach tasks that staff may not be willing to participate in such as overtime but providing bonuses or increased pay the target is met (Tian-Syung et al., 2019).
Question 4
To be a good nurse manager it is necessary to represent the staff by acknowledging concerns and actively engage to resolve them. An effective nurse manager is one that mentors the staff based on experience, is an information source between administrators and staff and vice versa, and also communicates effectively (Weiss et al., 2019).
Question 5
The nurse manager in the unit engages in many tasks pertaining to her role. Some of the interpersonal tasks are communicating with different disciplines within the unit such as staff nurses, administrators and patients. The decisional activities involve conducting employee performance reviews, awarding funds to cover necessary expenses while maintaining the budget, hiring new staff and coordinating the use of supplies to maintain the unit as cost effective as possible. The informational activities consist of sharing information with nurses and other members of the staff pertaining to policies or observations. (Weiss et al., 2019).
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Rewarding the staff for undertaking work in less than ideal conditions is a way to boost morale and show appreciation to the staff for continuing to put their best effort forward. Nurse managers are in the capacity to use their position to provide their employees with incentives such as vacation time, salary raise and re ...
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Leadership and management are intertwined concepts as one thrives off the other to create a more wholesome result. However, not all managers are leaders. A leader is a person that is followed by others because of a specific set of qualities and behaviors that evoke trust and sense of direction. Managers are people to achieve results from the work of others. Managers control and coordinate how things are done in a more administrative approach (Weiss, Tappen & Grimley, 2019).
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I believe leaders can be effective managers but most managers lack leadership as they follow rules and standards to achieve goals. Leaders are inspired and inspire others through motivation and encouragement. They draw from the strengths of others collectively to find solutions. Managers while effectively obtaining results are often focused on authority and completing of a task and not fostering an environment where employees can thrive (Weiss et al., 2019).
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The management style displayed in a nursing unit is transactional management. Transactional management focuses on offering rewards for tasks. It promotes motivation to achieve goals. Results are obtained and staff engagement is increased. The staff has a positive response to this style because it is a successful way to approach tasks that staff may not be willing to participate in such as overtime but providing bonuses or increased pay the target is met (Tian-Syung et al., 2019).
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To be a good nurse manager it is necessary to represent the staff by acknowledging concerns and actively engage to resolve them. An effective nurse manager is one that mentors the staff based on experience, is an information source between administrators and staff and vice versa, and also communicates effectively (Weiss et al., 2019).
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The nurse manager in the unit engages in many tasks pertaining to her role. Some of the interpersonal tasks are communicating with different disciplines within the unit such as staff nurses, administrators and patients. The decisional activities involve conducting employee performance reviews, awarding funds to cover necessary expenses while maintaining the budget, hiring new staff and coordinating the use of supplies to maintain the unit as cost effective as possible. The informational activities consist of sharing information with nurses and other members of the staff pertaining to policies or observations. (Weiss et al., 2019).
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Assignment 1
July 19, 2013
The Nurse : Melanie Weigeshoff
Q1:
Before:
The job of nursing used to be more time consuming and tiring which caused many nurse to quiet early . The nursing job was full of papers work alongside with many responsibilities and duties. For that Melanie Weigeshoff have many responsibilities , duties and tasks consist of being a nursing assistant and having to take medication orders , lab test results , doctors` instructions for patient care to record it on paper, also she have to be always on the phone with the pharmacy, pressing them for medication refills or with doctors trying to decipher handwriting. Also she was clarifying doctors quickly scribed notes and chronicling her patients’ progress by hand.
After:
After introducing the new technology the nursing job become easier and time saving which lead to having plenty of time to take care of their patients and be more focused in their job. As a result the duties, responsibilities and tasks reduced lots. Now Melanie Weigeshoff only have to greets patients at the start of each shift, then she logs in to their electronic records through wireless connection and reviews vital signs- temperature, heart rate .Also she click over medications order, making a note of each dose on the computer after she delivers it. She also checks patient prescription on the screen which has been sent by a robotized sorting machine in the pharmacy. Finally she’s able to accurately do charts of the patient’s progress.
5/5
Q2:
Nurse Melanie Weigeshoff has many skills and Ability before and after the new technology. To begin with, she was able to clarify doctors quickly scribbled notes in paper and organizing them on files quickly. Also she is more to serving people and now their needs by that she loves helping people as nature of her personality not as what they asked her in her job. Also she is survivor and more into reaching her goals which is serving patients and draw a smile in her face despite the frustration in her job. Also she have Communication skills with is so obvious when she communicate with doctors, pharmacy, and patients when she greets them in her shift. She is also so responsible when she take care of her family when she was young and take care of her patient when she became a nurse. Also she is more accurate in her job and has the ability to move through many tasks without making mistakes. Also she adapt with new situation and technology because she was able to receive the new system and progress
In it and also use it in her benefits rather than complaining. We can see also that she is as flexible as she welcomes any new technology that occurs. Also she has physical skills as she flip from place to another. Finally she has writing skills as she can write doctors notes quickly.
After the technology we can see that she have computer skills as she has to deal with .
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Running head: SUPPORT COORDINATION TRAINING
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SUPPORT COORDINATION TRAINING
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BUS 340: Business Communication
SUPPORT COORDINATION TRAINING
Each state providers services to adults with intellectual disabilities daily. These services are supposed to be delivered with quality and within the guidelines of policies created by the department of behavioral health and developmental disabilities from each state. Support coordinators are tasked with the job of being the eyes and the ears of the state as the state is not able to directly oversee each entity that is providing services to intellectually disabled adults. Support coordinator assess not only the quality of each provider’s service but each individual’s satisfaction with each service. This oversight includes support coordination, which the state directly oversees. Much like DFCS workers, support coordinators are spread thin and are required to do a great deal of work. This causes support coordinators to burn out quickly and even miss important things during visits to monitor services. This in turn causes providers to be able to get by with not providing quality services and services that meet the standard that the state’s DBHDD has set. It is much easier to blame the support coordinator for failing to do their job properly than to admit that the real issues lie within the lack of training and preparation. “This kind of work requires strong leadership and a solid infrastructure in order to sustain the various tasks involved in service coordination” (Bigby, Fyffe, & Ozanne, 2007).
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1TO DELEGATE OR NOT TO DELEGATE
3To Delegate or not to Delegate Vibert JacobSouth UniversityMemo
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In the first scenario, I would delegate because of the nature of the work involved in the process of looking for the most effective software to settle for in order to meet the specific accounting needs of the organization. The case presents that I am a manager and I have two employees working under my authority. The credit function of the organization plays a significant role in the running of the organization. The ability of the employees to accept and work with the new software will greatly depend on their capacity to understand the basics of the new software within the shortest time possible. For this reason, the delegation will see to it that the two employees under my authority are assigned tasked regarding the purchase of the new accounting software. For instance, the task can be divided into three subdivisions where each individual within the department is given one task to research and report within two weeks. The report from each individual will then be compiled to make up the final recommendation which will then be presented to the manager of the agency.
The reason for delegating the task is to ensure that my team members are involved in the processes because they will be among the key individuals who will also be tasked with the responsibility of using the system. The move will, therefore, present a great opportunity for the employees to give their opinion, input, and advice based on their experiences within the firm as well as the accounting industry as a whole. Moreover, the move will also help to build trust between me and my subordinates which will greatly improve the overall productivity of the credit functions of the agency. The delegation will be on an individual level since each of the two employees will be given different tasks to research regarding the new accounting system to be purchased.
The case presented in the second scenario brings out the fact that the fields manager is under pressure in regards to delivering the expected results within a limited time frame. As such, delegation would be an effective way to ensure that the organization is able to realize the desired objectives for the two major process that are being undertaken which are crucial for its overall success and sustainability, (Lyons, 2016). However, it is imperative to recognize that the nature of work involved in the case makes it challenging for the field manager to delegate his duties to those under his leadership.
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Effect of Motivation, Performance, and Empowerment on Business Effectiveness
Windsong Village Nursing and Rehabilitation can make progress through cutting edge viability and adequacy by inspiring workers. Authoritative viability as the thought of how adequate an association is in accomplishing the association's central goal. The development of representative fulfillment and inspiration think about the efficiency development and business aftereffects of the organization. Social insurance associations' prosperity relies on upon the workers, representative treatment, their abilities and skills, and their endeavors in the interest of the human services association.
Representative inspiration, which is an administrator's greatest test, is basic to the adequacy of an association. Work inspiration is a basic determinant of individual and authoritative achievements. Inspiration can assume a basic part in a large portion of the convincing difficulties confronting the workforce in the wellbeing area since inspiration connections to work, authoritative productivity, and representative inspiration as preconditions for achievement in business. To expand the worker inspiration toward the vision and mission, every association needs to place accentuation on their staff's welfare.
An motivated worker is responsive to positive objectives and goals he or she should accomplish. Inside spurred representatives have a tendency to relate their own headway to their work and association's progressions, and proactive individuals recognize openings and follow up on them, demonstrate activity, make a move, and continue on until important change happens. The prompt result of dampened representatives is no engagement at work, and the business may crumple without workforce engagement spurred on enthusiastic and otherworldly terms.
The effective utilization of individual capacities can improve execution and hierarchical picture. The social insurance workforce strongly affects wellbeing framework execution. The proprietors of an association can't accomplish their hierarchical goal all alone on the grounds that workers' individual execution significantly affects the authoritative execution. Passionate insight assumes a basic part with respect to hierarchical results, for example, work execution and occupation fulfillment, particularly when the emphasis is on human connection representatives. a representative could give an uplifting state of mind something to do by buckling down, being timely and standard to work, and contributing definitively to the satisfaction of the association's main goal through inspiration. Working groups, constantly coordinate for enhancing the execution and access to a larger amount of benefitting. Singular execution relies on upon inspiration, though execution of an association is the entirety of the individual execution of the representatives. The individual execution, which influences the.
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The Nurse : Melanie Weigeshoff
Q1:
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The job of nursing used to be more time consuming and tiring which caused many nurse to quiet early . The nursing job was full of papers work alongside with many responsibilities and duties. For that Melanie Weigeshoff have many responsibilities , duties and tasks consist of being a nursing assistant and having to take medication orders , lab test results , doctors` instructions for patient care to record it on paper, also she have to be always on the phone with the pharmacy, pressing them for medication refills or with doctors trying to decipher handwriting. Also she was clarifying doctors quickly scribed notes and chronicling her patients’ progress by hand.
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After introducing the new technology the nursing job become easier and time saving which lead to having plenty of time to take care of their patients and be more focused in their job. As a result the duties, responsibilities and tasks reduced lots. Now Melanie Weigeshoff only have to greets patients at the start of each shift, then she logs in to their electronic records through wireless connection and reviews vital signs- temperature, heart rate .Also she click over medications order, making a note of each dose on the computer after she delivers it. She also checks patient prescription on the screen which has been sent by a robotized sorting machine in the pharmacy. Finally she’s able to accurately do charts of the patient’s progress.
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Nurse Melanie Weigeshoff has many skills and Ability before and after the new technology. To begin with, she was able to clarify doctors quickly scribbled notes in paper and organizing them on files quickly. Also she is more to serving people and now their needs by that she loves helping people as nature of her personality not as what they asked her in her job. Also she is survivor and more into reaching her goals which is serving patients and draw a smile in her face despite the frustration in her job. Also she have Communication skills with is so obvious when she communicate with doctors, pharmacy, and patients when she greets them in her shift. She is also so responsible when she take care of her family when she was young and take care of her patient when she became a nurse. Also she is more accurate in her job and has the ability to move through many tasks without making mistakes. Also she adapt with new situation and technology because she was able to receive the new system and progress
In it and also use it in her benefits rather than complaining. We can see also that she is as flexible as she welcomes any new technology that occurs. Also she has physical skills as she flip from place to another. Finally she has writing skills as she can write doctors notes quickly.
After the technology we can see that she have computer skills as she has to deal with .
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1
SUPPORT COORDINATION TRAINING
3
Support Coordination Training
BUS 340: Business Communication
SUPPORT COORDINATION TRAINING
Each state providers services to adults with intellectual disabilities daily. These services are supposed to be delivered with quality and within the guidelines of policies created by the department of behavioral health and developmental disabilities from each state. Support coordinators are tasked with the job of being the eyes and the ears of the state as the state is not able to directly oversee each entity that is providing services to intellectually disabled adults. Support coordinator assess not only the quality of each provider’s service but each individual’s satisfaction with each service. This oversight includes support coordination, which the state directly oversees. Much like DFCS workers, support coordinators are spread thin and are required to do a great deal of work. This causes support coordinators to burn out quickly and even miss important things during visits to monitor services. This in turn causes providers to be able to get by with not providing quality services and services that meet the standard that the state’s DBHDD has set. It is much easier to blame the support coordinator for failing to do their job properly than to admit that the real issues lie within the lack of training and preparation. “This kind of work requires strong leadership and a solid infrastructure in order to sustain the various tasks involved in service coordination” (Bigby, Fyffe, & Ozanne, 2007).
To send someone out with the great task of managing not only the individual but the family of the individual and their support team without proper training is frightening. However this is the case with most support coordination agencies. Support coordinators have to assess the effectiveness and efficiency of services using judgement coupled with knowledge. If a support coordinator does not have particularly good judgement or enough knowledge, even about that particular individual, it can be impossible to assess services. Services or even a provider that may work for one DD individual may not work for another. Therefore, it is a neccessity to ensure that support coordinators are properly trained before being sent out into the field to assess services through extensive training. Training should include all aspects of the support coordinators expected tasks including: information (background) about the individual’s that the support coordinator is assigned to manage, judgement training, implementation of formal procedures and processes, resources and tools training, services training, time management and more importantly work-related stress reduction training. These activities are directed towards ensu ...
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The reason for delegating the task is to ensure that my team members are involved in the processes because they will be among the key individuals who will also be tasked with the responsibility of using the system. The move will, therefore, present a great opportunity for the employees to give their opinion, input, and advice based on their experiences within the firm as well as the accounting industry as a whole. Moreover, the move will also help to build trust between me and my subordinates which will greatly improve the overall productivity of the credit functions of the agency. The delegation will be on an individual level since each of the two employees will be given different tasks to research regarding the new accounting system to be purchased.
The case presented in the second scenario brings out the fact that the fields manager is under pressure in regards to delivering the expected results within a limited time frame. As such, delegation would be an effective way to ensure that the organization is able to realize the desired objectives for the two major process that are being undertaken which are crucial for its overall success and sustainability, (Lyons, 2016). However, it is imperative to recognize that the nature of work involved in the case makes it challenging for the field manager to delegate his duties to those under his leadership.
To being with, the performance improvement project is aimed at improving the overall productivity and efficiency of the federal agents. These are programs that are designed to help the agents find more effective and convenient of undertaking tasks and responsibility that would be considered to be otherwise difficult. This means that the agents can onl ...
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Effect of Motivation, Performance, and Empowerment on Business Effectiveness
Windsong Village Nursing and Rehabilitation can make progress through cutting edge viability and adequacy by inspiring workers. Authoritative viability as the thought of how adequate an association is in accomplishing the association's central goal. The development of representative fulfillment and inspiration think about the efficiency development and business aftereffects of the organization. Social insurance associations' prosperity relies on upon the workers, representative treatment, their abilities and skills, and their endeavors in the interest of the human services association.
Representative inspiration, which is an administrator's greatest test, is basic to the adequacy of an association. Work inspiration is a basic determinant of individual and authoritative achievements. Inspiration can assume a basic part in a large portion of the convincing difficulties confronting the workforce in the wellbeing area since inspiration connections to work, authoritative productivity, and representative inspiration as preconditions for achievement in business. To expand the worker inspiration toward the vision and mission, every association needs to place accentuation on their staff's welfare.
An motivated worker is responsive to positive objectives and goals he or she should accomplish. Inside spurred representatives have a tendency to relate their own headway to their work and association's progressions, and proactive individuals recognize openings and follow up on them, demonstrate activity, make a move, and continue on until important change happens. The prompt result of dampened representatives is no engagement at work, and the business may crumple without workforce engagement spurred on enthusiastic and otherworldly terms.
The effective utilization of individual capacities can improve execution and hierarchical picture. The social insurance workforce strongly affects wellbeing framework execution. The proprietors of an association can't accomplish their hierarchical goal all alone on the grounds that workers' individual execution significantly affects the authoritative execution. Passionate insight assumes a basic part with respect to hierarchical results, for example, work execution and occupation fulfillment, particularly when the emphasis is on human connection representatives. a representative could give an uplifting state of mind something to do by buckling down, being timely and standard to work, and contributing definitively to the satisfaction of the association's main goal through inspiration. Working groups, constantly coordinate for enhancing the execution and access to a larger amount of benefitting. Singular execution relies on upon inspiration, though execution of an association is the entirety of the individual execution of the representatives. The individual execution, which influences the.
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Adaptation Towards the Sense of Smell:
Rapid adaptation within the first second, with further slow adaptation.
Psychological adaptation greater than receptor adaptation, involving feedback inhibition from the central nervous system.
Primary Sensations of Smell:
Camphoraceous, Musky, Floral, Pepperminty, Ethereal, Pungent, Putrid.
Odor Detection Threshold:
Examples: Hydrogen sulfide (0.0005 ppm), Methyl-mercaptan (0.002 ppm).
Some toxic substances are odorless at lethal concentrations.
Characteristics of Smell:
Odor blindness for single substances due to lack of appropriate receptor protein.
Behavioral and emotional influences of smell.
Transmission of Olfactory Signals:
From olfactory cells to glomeruli in the olfactory bulb, involving lateral inhibition.
Primitive, less old, and new olfactory systems with different path
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To encourage widespread vaccination, the government is also collaborating with local schools, workplaces, and community centers to facilitate vaccination drives. Special attention is being given to ensuring that the vaccine is accessible to all, including marginalized communities who may have limited access to healthcare.
Residents are reminded that the flu vaccine is safe and effective. Common side effects are mild and may include soreness at the injection site, mild fever, or muscle aches. These side effects are generally short-lived and far less severe than the flu itself.
Healthcare providers are also stressing the importance of continuing COVID-19 precautions. Wearing masks, practicing good hand hygiene, and maintaining social distancing are still crucial, especially in crowded places.
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Tom Selleck, an enduring figure in Hollywood. has captivated audiences for decades with his rugged charm, iconic moustache. and memorable roles in television and film. From his breakout role as Thomas Magnum in Magnum P.I. to his current portrayal of Frank Reagan in Blue Bloods. Selleck's career has spanned over 50 years. But beyond his professional achievements. fans have often been curious about Tom Selleck Health. especially as he has aged in the public eye.
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Introduction
Many have been interested in Tom Selleck health. not only because of his enduring presence on screen but also because of the challenges. and lifestyle choices he has faced and made over the years. This article delves into the various aspects of Tom Selleck health. exploring his fitness regimen, diet, mental health. and the challenges he has encountered as he ages. We'll look at how he maintains his well-being. the health issues he has faced, and his approach to ageing .
Early Life and Career
Childhood and Athletic Beginnings
Tom Selleck was born on January 29, 1945, in Detroit, Michigan, and grew up in Sherman Oaks, California. From an early age, he was involved in sports, particularly basketball. which played a significant role in his physical development. His athletic pursuits continued into college. where he attended the University of Southern California (USC) on a basketball scholarship. This early involvement in sports laid a strong foundation for his physical health and disciplined lifestyle.
Transition to Acting
Selleck's transition from an athlete to an actor came with its physical demands. His first significant role in "Magnum P.I." required him to perform various stunts and maintain a fit appearance. This role, which he played from 1980 to 1988. necessitated a rigorous fitness routine to meet the show's demands. setting the stage for his long-term commitment to health and wellness.
Fitness Regimen
Workout Routine
Tom Selleck health and fitness regimen has evolved. adapting to his changing roles and age. During his "Magnum, P.I." days. Selleck's workouts were intense and focused on building and maintaining muscle mass. His routine included weightlifting, cardiovascular exercises. and specific training for the stunts he performed on the show.
Selleck adjusted his fitness routine as he aged to suit his body's needs. Today, his workouts focus on maintaining flexibility, strength, and cardiovascular health. He incorporates low-impact exercises such as swimming, walking, and light weightlifting. This balanced approach helps him stay fit without putting undue strain on his joints and muscles.
Importance of Flexibility and Mobility
In recent years, Selleck has emphasized the importance of flexibility and mobility in his fitness regimen. Understanding the natural decline in muscle mass and joint flexibility with age. he includes stretching and yoga in his routine. These practices help prevent injuries, improve posture, and maintain mobilit
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