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Planning organizing staffing budgetting managemnt of nursing education institutions 200507181637
1. Management of Nursing
Educational Institutions
( Planning, Organizing,
Staffing & Budgeting)
Presented by: Dr Sudharani Banappagoudar
Dr Sudharani Banappagoudar
2. Content:
Planning: Purpose, Feature, Types, Scope, Advantages,
Disadvantages and How to overcome the barriers in
planning
Organizing: Importance, Principles and Scope
Staffing: Definition, Objectives, Features, Steps, Factors
influencing staffing, Staffing norms by INC
Budgeting: Meaning, Purpose, Type, Steps in budgeting,
Factors influencing budgeting, Advantages and
disadvantages
Summary and conclusion
Dr Sudharani Banappagoudar
3. The concept of management is associated with
the phenomenon of group activity.
Educational institutions operates in accordance
with established policies.
Introduction to Management:
Dr Sudharani Banappagoudar
4. There are different courses offered in nursing such as
ANM, DGNM, B.Sc.(N), PB B.Sc.(N), M.Sc.(N), M Phil,
and PhD(N).
The INC, SNC and the University with which an
institution is affiliated plays a vital role in establishing and
maintenance of standards in nursing education.
Contd…
Dr Sudharani Banappagoudar
5. Philosophy and objectives
Policies
Admission criteria’s and description of the course
Governing body and committees
Staffing pattern
Recruitment
Selection
Management of Nursing Educational
Institutions:
Dr Sudharani Banappagoudar
6. Placement
Budget
Infrastructure- classrooms, library facilities
Curriculum development
Clinical facilities
Hostel facilities
Staff and student recruitment and selection
Staff development and welfare
Contd..
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7. Planning:
It is the basic or primary function ofmanagement
It is a process deciding inadvance:
What to do
When to do
How to do
Where to do
Who to do
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8. Purposes of Planning:
T
oestablish goals/objectives
T
oformulate policies, rules, procedures
T
odetermine alternative course ofaction
T
oevaluate available course ofaction
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12. Steps of Educational Planning:
1.
• Setting objectives/goals
2.
• Generate alternative course of action
3.
• Analysis & evaluate alternatives
4.
• Choose best option
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13. Scope of Institutional Planning:
Institutional
objectives
Building
planning
Program
planning
Resources
planning
Work
schedule
planning
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14. Advantages of Planning:
More effective • Faster achievement
of goals
Give strength to • Secures unity of
business purposes
Avoid duplication • Improve efficiency of
of services managerial function
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15. Disadvantages:
Reliable information is not possible
•Time consuming & expensive
Unplanned procedures lead to disorder
•Rigidities may arise
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16. How to overcome the Barriers of
Planning:
Support
of
authority
Setting
responsibility
T
raining
to
planner
Communication
system
Group
participation
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17. Organizing:
Second managerial function after planning process
It is a structural framework of relationship in which
formal grouping of teachers & activities to facilitate
achievement of someone for making responsible to
accomplish that objective.
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18. Importance of organization:
For better administration and efficiency
For optimum use of human resources
Better coordination among employee
Scope for new technological development
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19. Principles of organizing:
Unity of
direction
Specialization Delegation
Unity of
command Simplicity Efficiency
Authority
Flexibility
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20. Steps of organizing:
Identification & grouping of work
Delegation of authority & responsibility
Establishment of relationship
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21. Staffing:
The process of determining and providing the acceptable
number and mix the nursing personnel to produce a
desired level of case to meet the patient’s need.
Dr Sudharani Banappagoudar
22. Objectives of staffing:
T
ounderstand function oforganization
For manpower planning
T
ofind issues related for job analysis and to overcome
from that issues.
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23. Importance of Staffing Pattern:
Job
satisfaction
Effective
coordination
Optimum use
of resources
Effective
recruitment &
placement
Building effective
human resources
Enhance
cooperate image
Training &
development
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25. Elements of Staffing:
Manpower planning
Job analysis
Recruitment & selection
Training & development
Performance appraisal
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26. Factors Affecting Staffing Pattern:
External factors Internal factors
Nature of rivalry- policy, qualified
worker
Organizational image
Legal factors Past practice
Socio-cultural factors Size of organization
External influences- pressure Organization business plan
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27. Steps in Staffing Process:
1. Human resource planning
2. Recruitment
3. Selection
4. Induction & orientation
5. Training & development
6. Performance appraisal
7. Transfers
8. Separations
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28. Staffing norms for Nursing Staff &Supervisors:
Nursing superintendent 1:1 per hospital
DNS 1 up to 400 beds
ANS 1 for 200 beds
Ward sister 1 for 100-150 beds
Staff nurse 1:3
Teaching hospital 1:5
Non-teaching hospital 1:3
For ICU/CCU 1:1
Infection control nurse 1:250
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29. HUMAN RESOURCE
PLANNING( STAFFING)
DEFINITION
1. According to EW Vetter, Human resource planning (HRP) is
a process bywhich an organization should move from its
Current manpowerposition to its desired manpower
position.
Dr Sudharani Banappagoudar
30. CONTD….
2. According to Leon C Megginson, human resource Planning is
an integrated approach to performing the planning aspects of
the personnel function in order to havea sufficient supply of
adequately developed and motivated people to perform the
duties and tasks required to meet organizational objectives and
satisfy the individual needs and goalsof organizational
members.
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31. CONTD….
3. Staffing is the function bywhich managers
build an organization
through recruitment, selection, and
development of individuals as
capable employees. –
Mc Farland
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32. HUMAN RESOURCE
INVENTORY
Name
Dateof birth
Father's name/Husband's name
Marital status
Post forwhich he/she is appointed
Qualification at the time of appointment
Qualification acquired everyyear
Compensation
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33. CONTD….
Scale of pay
- Basic pay
- Promoted scale
- Personal pays if any
- Awardsand rewards, date month and year - Anyother
compensation
Promotion
- Date, month and year
- Promoted position
- Reasons and grounds forthe promotions
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34. CONTD….
Achievements if any
Languages known
Training given and attended
Numberof papers published
Punishment given and its details Sickness
if anyand its details
Capabilities
Numberof lectures given outside
Performance rating
General problems faced by him/her.
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35. STAFFING PATTERN AS PER
INC
1. Principal cum Professor- M.Sc. (N) with 15 yearsexperience
after M.Sc.(N) outof which 12 years should be teaching
experience with minimum of 5 years in collegiate programme.
Ph.D. (N) is desirable
2. Vice- Principal cum Professor- M.Sc. (N) with 12 years
experience after M.Sc.(N) out of which 10 years should teaching
experience with minimum of 5 years in collegiate programme.
Ph.D. (N) is desirable Dr Sudharani Banappagoudar
36. CONTD….
3. Professor- M.Sc. (N) with 10 years experience after M.Sc. (N)
outof which 7 years should be teaching experience.
Ph.D. (N) is desirable
4. Associate Professor- M.Sc. (N) with 08 yearsexperience
after M.Sc.(N) including 5 years teaching experience.
Ph.D. (N) desirable
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37. CONTD….
5. Assistant Professor- M.Sc. (N) with 3 years
experience after M.Sc. (N)
6. Tutor- M.Sc. (N) Or B.Sc. (N)/P.B.B.Sc. (N) with 1 year
experience
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38. 1 Professor cum
PRINCIPAL
1 1
3 Professor 0 1
5 Assistant Professor 3 6
S.
No.
Designation B.Sc.(N)
40-60
(Students
intake)
B.Sc.(N)
61-100
(Students
intake)
2 Professor cum
VICE- PRINCIPAL
1 1
4 Associate Professor 2 4
6 Tutor 10-18 19-28
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39. 1 Professor cum
PRINCIPAL
1
3 Professor 0
5 Assistant Professor 3 2
S.
No.
Designation B.Sc.(N)
40-60
intake)
P.B.B.Sc
(N)
(Students
intake)
(Students 61-100
2 Professor cum
VICE- PRINCIPAL
1
2
4 Associate Professor
10-18
Tutor
6 2-10
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43. R E C R U I T
M E N T
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44. DEFINITION
1. Recruitment is the process of finding and attracting
capableapplicants for employment. The process
begins when new recruits aresought and ends when
theirapplicants aresubmitted.
-William B Werther & K. Devis
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45. CONTD….
2. Recruitment is a process todiscover the sources of
manpower to meet the requirements of the staffing
schedule and toemploy effective measures for
attracting that manpower in adequate numbers to
facilitateeffectiveselection of efficient working force.
- Yodar
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46. FACTORS AFFECTING
RECRUITMENT
1. Size of the institution.
2. Numberof departments
3. Courses offered.
4. Specialization offered.
5. Employment conditions in thecommunity. 6. Working
conditions, salary, and other
benefits.
7. Rateof growth of the institution.
8. Plan for the futureexpansion
9. Cultural, economic and legal forces, etc.
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47. STEPS OF RECRUITEMENT
PROCESS
Preparation of the recruitment policyand rules.
Planning and assessment of recruitment programs.
Demand forecasting.
Determination of resourcesof recruitment. Writing job
description and person
specifications.
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48. CONTD….
Drafting the application formsand instructions
to the candidates
Preparation of the advertisement and release in the
media.
Collecting filled up application forms. Handing
over to the selection
department.
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49. RECRUITMENT POLICY
Serves as a guide to thinking and action of those, who have to
make decision in the course of accomplishment of the
educational institution’s goal and as such here the
recruitmentof the teaching and, non- teaching staff.
Asserts the objectives of the recruitmentand provides a
framework of implementation of the recruitment program in
the form of procedures.
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50. A GOOD RECRUITMENT
POLICY MUST CONTAIN;
Institution's objectives.
Identification of the recruitment needs. Preferred
sources of recruitment.
Criteria of selection and preferences. The cost of
recruitmentand financial
implications.
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51. SELECTION
Starts from the point, where the recruitment is overorends.
The selection process begins only after an adequate
number of applicants have been secured through the
recruitment.
The selection procedure is concerned with securing
relevant information aboutan applicant.
Dr Sudharani Banappagoudar
52. CONTD…
• OBJECTIVE OF SELECTION PROCESS:
-Todeterminewhetheran applicant meets the
qualifications fora specific job
-Tochoose theapplicant, who is most likely to perform well
in that job.
Selection process starts with the initial screening interview
and concludeswith the final employmentdecision.
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53. CONTD…
Traditional selection procedures:
Preliminary screening interview
Completion of application form
Employment tests
Comprehensive interview
Background investigations
Physical examination
Final employmentdecision to hire
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54. STEPS IN SELECTION
PROCEDURE1. Receipt of the
application form from
the recruitment section.
2. Screening the applications
3. Preliminary interviews
4. Asking foradditional information 5. Tests if
any
6. Interviews
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55. CONTD….
7. Checking of references
8. Provisional selection
9. Final selection
10. Medical examination if any 11.
Placement
12. Induction.
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56. CONTD…
PLACEMENT
It is the determination of the job to which an accepted
candidate is to be assigned, and his assignment to that job.
INDUCTION
induction is a technique by which a new employee is
rehabilitated into thechanged surroundings and introduced
to the practices, policies and purposes of the institution.
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57. OBJECTIVES OF INDUCTION
It leads to reduction of such anxieties.
It helps minimize the reality shock It helps to
introduce the new
employee and the institution to each other.
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58. BIBLIOGRAPHY
1. Sudha. R. NURSING EDUCATION- PRINCIPLES AND
CONCEPTS. 1e. Haryana: Jaypee Brothers Medical
Publishers (P) Ltd; 2013.
PAGE NO: 344-353
2. Basavanthappa. B.T. NURSING ADMINISTRATION. 2e.
New Delhi: Jaypee Brothers Medical Publishers (P) Ltd;
2009.
PAGE NO: 654
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59. CONTD…
3. Www. Indian Nursing Council. Org
4. Www. Ncbi.nlm.nih.gov.pubmed/ 11291003
5. Www. Ncbi.nlm.nih.gov.pubmed/ 15494966
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61. Meaning of Budgeting:
Derived from English word: Budgettee which means
sac or pouch
According to Taylor: “ It is a financial plan of
Government for a definitive period.”
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62. Purposes of Budgeting:
T
o evaluate financial performance
T
o control cost
T
o enhance fiscal planning and decision making
T
o identify problem area
T
o facilitative effective solution
T
o recognize controllable and uncontrollable cost
areas.
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63. Types of budget in nursing:
Personal budget
Operational budget
Capital budget
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64. Factors influencing Budget:
Service cost Market price
Capacity of
organization
Changing
demand of client
External and
internal economic
environment
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66. Disadvantages:
Required skills and experience
Time consuming and expensive
Organization development may be ignored
Danger of overbudgeting
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67. Summary:
Planning: Purpose, Feature, Types, Scope, Advantages,
Disadvantages and How to overcome the barriers in
planning
Organizing: Importance, Principles and Scope
Staffing: Definition, Objectives, Features, Steps, Factors
influencing staffing, Staffing norms by INC
Budgeting: Meaning, Purpose, Type, Steps in budgeting,
Factors influencing budgeting, Advantages and
disadvantages
Summary and conclusion
Dr Sudharani Banappagoudar
68. Conclusion:
Nursing profession has seen tremendous improvement over
these years of its journey in practice as well as in education
aspects.
Still the main part of the regulatory bodies and institutions
is not pertaining to merely increase the production of
nursing professionals but to make them competent in their
profession so as to make them visionary leaders lifting the
banner of nursing - the Noble Profession.
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69. Key home message:
The managerial function of an institution helps in
running an institution in a proper way.
The steps include: Planning, Organizing, Staffing,
Budgeting etc.
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70. Evaluation:
1. The foremost phase in managing a nursing
institution is……
a) Organizing
b) Planning
c) Recruiting
d) Staffing
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