This document outlines the key aspects of ward management in a hospital setting. It discusses managing client care through admission, assessment, care planning, and client teaching. It also covers managing staff through orientation, supervision, evaluation, and staff development programs. Management of supplies and equipment involves keeping adequate stock through regular inventory and reordering. Finally, managing the hospital environment focuses on ensuring adequate lighting, noise control, waste disposal, and water supply. The overall goal of ward management is to provide quality patient care through effective organization, staff support, and a suitable environment.

2. INTRODUCTI
ON

3. WARD
MANAGEMEN
T
1. MANAGEMENT OF CLIENT
CARE
2.MANAGEMENT OF
STAFF
3.MANAGEMENT OF
SUPPLIES &
EQUIPMENT
4.MANAGEMENT
OF

4. I. MANAGEMENT OF
CLIENT
ADMISSION AND ORIENTATION OF THE CLIENT
2. ASSESMENT OF CLIENT’S NEEDS & CARE
3. PRIORITY NURSING CARE
4. ASSIGNMENT OF PERSONNEL FOR CLIENT CARE
5. PLANNING THE TIME SCHEDULES & WORK
SCHEDULES
6. WARD ROUNDS
7. RECORDS AND REPORTS
8. MANAGEMENT OF EMERGENCIES
9. CLIENT TEACHING
10. APPRAISAL OF NURSING SERVICE

5. 6. Planning the time schedules & work schedules
a. To provide adequate Nursing care each day
b. To provide best possible experience for each
personnel
c. To promote good relationship and satisfaction
7. Ward Rounds
6. Records and Reports
A. 24 Hours Report
B. Birth & Death Report
C. Anecdotal Report

6. II. MANAGEMENT OF
STAFF

7. 1.Orientation of the
new personnel
2.Supervisionof the personnel &
delegation of authority
3.Evaluation of the
personnel 5.Staff
meeting
6.Staff development Programme
7.Health, Safety & Welfare of the
staff

8. III. MANAGEMENT OF
SUPPLIES EQUI
PMEN
T

9. .Adequate supply of materials
Equipment may be out of order .
Supplies & Equipment should be
accessible
Equipment is in conveniently
located

10. KEEPING AN ADEQUATE SUPPLYAT HAND
1. Standard for quantity of each item
2. System for replacing broken equipment
3. Regular inventories
4. ordering

11. IV. MANAGEMENT
OF
ENVIrONMENT

12. 1. Adequate Lighting
2.Prevention of Noise
3.Elimination of unpleasant odours (Bad Smell)
4.Dust control
5.Safe water supply
6.Safe disposal of waste
MANAGEMENT OF
ENVIrONMENT

13. 1.Knowledge of the ward
2.Planning the schedule of the ward
3.Starting the work on Time
4.Preventing interruptions
5.Establishment of ward routines
6.Use of democratic method in establishing
ward policy
SUMMARY & CONCLUSION

14. 7. Orientation of new saff
8. Maintenance of suitable environment
9.Providing supplies and equipment in a
hospital
10. Record keeping, maintaining accurate records
is essential for good management

15. .
13. Reporting
14. Motivation
15. Establishment of good relationship
16. Delegating responsibility
17. Assigning duties and responsibility