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The document outlines the philosophy of staffing in nursing according to nursing administration. It believes staff should be matched to patient care needs to optimize job satisfaction and quality of care. All aspects of care for critically ill patients should be provided by professional nurses due to complex technical and humanistic needs. Chronic patients' health teaching and rehabilitation also requires professional and technical nurses. A master staffing plan and policies developed centrally should be implemented in all units to determine the appropriate number and types of personnel required to care for different patient types based on assessments and analyses. The staffing plan should then be administered at the unit level by head nurses to accommodate unit-specific workload and workflows.
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Deborah C. Brown is a registered nurse with over 20 years of experience in nursing education, clinical care, and program coordination. She currently works as a nurse coordinator at Federal Occupational Health, where she is responsible for the health care of over 300 federal employees and visitors. Prior experience includes instructing nursing students, coordinating medical assistant and CNA programs, and working as a staff nurse and clinical manager in various health care settings. Brown is computer literate and seeks to continue utilizing her professional nursing skills.
HUMAN RESOURCES FOR HEALTH: STAFFING
-PHILOSOPHY
-NORMS
-ESTIMATION OF NURSING STAFF REQUIREMENT
-RECRUITMENT
-PERSONNEL POLICIES
-SDP
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Staffing and Budgetting
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Nursing care delivery
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- 2. Nursing Administration believe That It is Possible To match Employees knowledge And skills To patient care needs In a manner that optimizes Job satisfaction and Care Quality. Nursing Administration believe That The technical and humanistic care Needs of critically Ill patients Are so complex that all accepts of that care Should be provided By professional nurses. Nursing Administration believe That The Health teaching and rehabilitation needs Of chronically ill patients Should be provided by Professional and technical nurses. Nursing Administration believe That A master staffing plan And Policies to Implement the plan in all Unit shoul be Developed centrally By the nursing headS and staff of the hospital.
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