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A democratic leadership style would be most effective in bringing structure to an emergency department with long wait times and disorganized patient flow. As a democratic leader, encouraging feedback, involvement, and communication from staff would help prioritize patients and treat the most seriously ill first while avoiding repeated tests. Key leadership behaviors include having a clear vision, strategic planning, strong communication and collaboration skills, and creating a work environment focused on patient safety through changes to physical space and nursing practices and beliefs.
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Leadership in nursing is a key part in providing high quality healthcare to patients and in creating a conducive environment where staff are empowered. A nurse leader basically shows the other nurses the way and acts a bridge between them and the administrative leaders of the hospital. One of the responsibilities of a nurse leader is advocating for great patient care and needs of their unit nurses (Al-Dossary, 2017)by publicly supporting them. Another role is setting clear goals and accomplishing them successfully as well as building rapport with their followers. Application of creative thinking and problem solving skills should be part of day-to-day of a nurse leader. Other responsibilities include supervision of healthcare delivery, staffing and delegation of tasks to the nursing staff.
Education greatly contributes to nursing leadership skills; therefore, nursing education is crucial. A master’s education encompasses a course in leadership and care delivery which increases the effectiveness of leadership nursing as opposed to a newly registered nurse (Al-Dossary, 2017). For one to be an influential and successful nurse leader, strong interpersonal skills such as empathy and openness are very essential. This helps understanding the feelings of the staff and responding appropriately to them. Emotional intelligence is also significant since it leads to positive relationships between the nurse leaders and the staff (Hughes, 2017).This refers to the ability of one managing their emotions and those of others. These traits and more such as flexibility and integrity enhance good patient care, teamwork and promote a healthy working environment for nurses.
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1. Describe the organizational characteristics of the facility in which you currently have a clinical assignment. Include the following:
a. Type of organization: Rehabilitation center
b. Overall climate of the facility: Quality service, organized and friendly staff, optimum medical equipment.
c. How the organization is structured: This center is a structure in a traditional hierarchical structure, the employee is ranked from the top to the bottom. From the nurse manager of the medical director, nurse manager, nurses, and nurse assistant.
d. Formal and informal goals and processes of the organization:
Formal: Every nurse will provide to their patients with excellent health care.
Informal: Their pre-fill some patient records the day of admission with information that never changes diagnostic and procedures.
2. Why is the work climate of an organization important to nursing leaders and managers?
Healthy work environments have both direct and indirect impacts on patient safety. Healthy work environments have been linked to increased nurse, leader, manager, and health care worker retention, recruitment, job satisfaction and have decreased stress and burnout, which subsequently leads to safer patient practices. A healthy work environment is a productive and collaborative setting in which nurses and other health care workers are free from physical and psychosocial harm while maximizing their ability to provide safe, quality care, along with meeting personal needs and with the empowerment to promote a satisfying work experience. Work environments that are negative, demoralizing, and have unsafe work conditions are deemed “unhealthy” and have been correlated with unsafe patient practice, nursing shortages, nursing job dissatisfaction, and low productivity. The achievement of a healthy work environment is multifactorial and requires the support of the health care workers through an environment of positive communication and co-worker team efforts. Healthy work environments, guided by authentic leaders, produce superior outcomes for both staff nurses and patients.
3. What are the ways in which a nurse can enhance his or her expertise?
Steps that nurse can enhance their own competence:
Participate in interdisciplinary team conferences and patient-centered conferences on your units.
Attend continuing education offering to enhance your expertise.
Attend local regional and national conferences sponsored by relevant nursing and specialty organization.
Read journals and books in your specialty area.
Participate in nursing research projects related to your clinical specialty.
4. Explain “shared governance,” and describe how it can affect the power structure of a health-care organization.
In share governance, staff nurses are included in the highest levels of decision making within the nursing department through representation on various councils that gov.
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Staffing issues have always been a major area of concern within the health field. Adequate staffing affects the patient safety, staff morale and finances of the organization. It’s important that organizations take note of concerns related to their staffing and take the necessary steps to ensure that adequate staffing within the units.
The staffing in my organization varies depending on the unit and level of care or acuity of the patients. For starters, patients enter into the Emergency Department and are typically cared for by a nurse who is assigned a team of 3-4 patients. Nurses who work on the medical/ telemetry units are assigned a 1:6 nurse: patient ratio. Nurses who work on the Intermediate Care or Step Down unit is assigned a 1:3 nurse:patient ratio. ICU and CVICU patients are assigned at a 1:2 or 1:1 nurse to patient ratio.
There could be a number of variables that affects the staffing ratio. The shortage in healthcare professionals is one of the greatest variables affecting the staffing ratios. When there is not enough employees on duty, nurses and nurses assistants are forced to work under staff. Patients and families notice when there is a shortage of staff, and they tend to lose their faith in their provider when they’re working short. It’s important that staff understand the importance of managing up the organization and notify their leader if they are feeling overwhelmed instead of venting to the patients.
As it stands now, my organization has some of the lowest nurse to patient ratios which is currently mandated by the organization itself. Our organization takes pride in patient safety, and focuses on safe quality care as a whole. This staffing ratio affects the organizational budget as a great deal of resources is put into recruiting qualified staff as well as using alternative staffing agencies to assist with nursing and support staff coverage.
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