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Develop the knowledge and skills needed to lead and manage nursing care delivery with NURSING LEADERSHIP & MANAGEMENT, 3rd Edition! This newly revised edition provides readers with the most current on relevant topics such as quality improvement, patient safety, legal aspects of nursing, delegation, and licensure that are relevant for anyone in the nursing field. Thorough coverage and real-world perspectives will give readers a solid foundation in nursing leadership and management and prepare future nurse leaders to function successfully in the modern healthcare system.

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KElly VANA'S NurSiNg lEAdErShip ANd MANAgEMENT
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4Th EdiTioN By VANA & TAzBir ChApTEr 1 To 31
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Table’of’Contents:
Unit’I:’ NURSING’LEADERSHIP’AND’MANAGEMENT.
Chapter’1.’Nursing’Leadership’and’Management.
Chapter’2.’The’Healthcare’Environment.
Chapter’3.’Organizational’Behavior’and’Magnet’Hospitals.
Chapter’4.’Basic’Clinical’Healthcare’Economics.
Chapter’5.’Evidence-Based’Health’Care.
Chapter’6.’Nursing’and’Healthcare’Informatics.
Chapter’7.’Population’Based’Healthcare’Practice.
Unit’II:’ LEADERSHIP’AND’MANAGEMENT’OF’THE’INTERDISCIPLINARY’TEAM.
Chapter’8.’Personal’and’Interdisciplinary’Communication.
Chapter’9.’Politics’and’Consumer’Partnerships.
Chapter’10.’Strategic’Planning’and’organizing’Patient’Care.
Chapter’11.’Effective’Team’Building.
Chapter’12.’Power.
Chapter’13.’Change,’Innovation,’and’Conflict’Management.
Unit’III:’ LEADERSHIP’AND’MANAGEMENT’OF’PATIENT-’CENTERED’CARE.
Chapter’14.’Budget’Concepts’for’Patient’Care.
Chapter’15.’Effective’Staffing.
Chapter’16.’Delegation’of’Patient’Care.
Chapter’17.’Organization’of’Patient’Care’Management.
Chapter’18.’Time’Management’and’Setting’Patient’Care’Priorities.
Chapter’19.’Patient’and’Health’Care’Education.
Unit’IV:’QUALITY’IMPROVEMENT’OF’PATIENT’OUTCOMES.
Chapter’20.’Managing’Outcomes’Using’an’Organizational’Quality’Improvement’Model.
Chapter’21.’Evidence’Based’Strategies’to’Improve’Patient’Care’Outcomes.
Chapter’22.’Decision’Making’and’Critical’Thinking.
Chapter’23.’Legal’Aspects’of’Health’Care.
Chapter’24.’Ethical’Aspects’of’Health’Care.
Chapter’25.’Culture,’Generational’Differences,’and’Spirituality.
Unit’V:’LEADERSHIP’AND’MANAGEMENT’OF’SELF’AND’THE’FUTURE.
Chapter’26.’Collective’Bargaining.
Chapter’27.’Career’Planning.
Chapter’28.’Nursing’Job’Opportunities.
Chapter’29.’Your’First’Job.
Chapter’30.’Healthy’Living:’Balancing’Personal’and’Professional’Needs.
Chapter’31.’NCLEX’Preparation’and’Professionalism
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Chapter’1:’Nursing’Leadership’and’Management

MULTIPLE’CHOICE

1.’According’to’Henri’Fayol,’the’functions’of’planning,’organizing,’coordinating,’and’controlling
are’considered’which’aspect’of’management?

a.’ Roles
b.’ Process
c.’ Functions
d.’ Taxonomy

ANS:’B,’The’management’process’includes’planning,’organizing,’coordinating,’and’controlling.’Management’roles’include
information’processing,’interpersonal’relationships,’and’decision’making.’Management’functions’include’planning,’organizing,
staffing,’directing,’coordinating,’reporting,’and’budgeting.’A’taxonomy’is’a’system’that’orders’principles’into’a’grouping’or
classification.

2.’Which’of’the’following’is’considered’a’decisional’managerial’role?

a.’ Disseminator
b.’ Figurehead
c.’ Leader
d.’ Entrepreneur

ANS:’D,’The’decisional’managerial’roles’include’entrepreneur,’disturbance’handler,’allocator’of’resources,’and’negotiator.’The
information’processing’managerial’roles’include’monitor,’disseminator,’and’spokesperson.’The’interpersonal’managerial’roles
include’figurehead,’leader,’and’liaison.

3.’A’nurse’manager’meets’regularly’with’other’nurse’managers,’participates’on’the’organizations
committees,’and’attends’meetings’sponsored’by’professional’organizations’in’order’to’manage
relationships.’These’activities’are’considered’which’function’of’a’manager?

a.’ Informing
b.’ Problem’solving
c.’ Monitoring
d.’ Networking

ANS:’D,’The’role’functions’to’manage’relationships’are’networking,’supporting,’developing’and’mentoring,’managing’conflict
and’team’building,’motivating’and’inspiring,’recognizing,’and’rewarding.’The’role’functions’to’manage’the’work’are’planning’and
organizing,’problem’solving,’clarifying’roles’and’objectives,’informing,’monitoring,’consulting,’and’delegating.

4.’A’nurse’was’recently’promoted’to’a’middle-level’manager’position.’The’nurses’title’would’most
likely’be’which’of’the’following?

a.’ First-line’manager
b.’ Director
c.’ Vice’ president’of’patient’care’services
d.’ Chief’nurse’executive

ANS:’B,’A’middle-level’manager’is’called’a’director.’A’low’managerial-’level’job’is’called’the’first-line’manager.’A’nurse’in’an
executive’level’role’is’called’a’chief’nurse’executive’or’vice’president’of’patient’care’services.

5.’A’nurse’manager’who’uses’Frederick’Taylors’scientific’management’approach,’would’most’likely
focus’on’which’of’the’following?

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a.’ General’principles
b.’ Positional’authority
c.’ Labor’productivity
d.’ Impersonal’relations

ANS:’C,’The’area’of’focus’for’scientific’management’is’labor’productivity.’ In’bureaucratic’theory,’ efficiency’is’achieved’through
impersonal’relations’within’a’formal’structure’and’is’based’on’positional’authority.’Administrative’principle’theory’consists’of
principles’of’management’that’are’relevant’to’any’organization.

6.’According’to’Vrooms’Theory’of’Motivation,’force:

a.’ is’the’perceived’possibility’that’the’goal’will’be’achieved.
b.’ describes’the’amount’of’effort’one’will’exert’to’reach’ones’goal.
c.’ describes’people’who’have’free’will’but’choose’to’comply’with’orders’they’are’given.
d.’ is’a’naturally’forming’social’group’that’can’become’a’contributor’to’an’organization.

ANS:’B,’According’to’Vrooms’Theory’of’Motivation,’ Force’ describes’the’amount’of’effort’one’will’exert’to’reach’ones’goal.
Valence’ speaks’to’the’level’of’attractiveness’or’unattractiveness’of’the’goal.’ Expectancy’is’the’perceived’possibility’that’the’goal
will’be’achieved.’Vrooms’Theory’of’Motivation’can’be’demonstrated’in’the’form’of’an’equation:’ Force’=‘Valence’Expectancy
(Vroom,’ 1964).’The’theory’proposes’that’this’equation’can’help’to’predict’the’motivation,’or’force,’of’an’individual’as’described
by’Vroom.

7.’According’to’R.’N.’Lussier,’motivation:

a.’ is’unconsciously’demonstrated’by’people.
b.’ occurs’externally’to’influence’behavior.
c.’ is’determined’by’others’choices.
d.’ occurs’internally’to’influence’behavior.

ANS:’D,’ Motivation’is’a’process’that’occurs’internally’to’influence’and’direct’our’behavior’in’order’to’satisfy’needs.’Motivation’is
not’explicitly’demonstrated’by’people,’but’rather’it’is’interpreted’from’their’behavior.’Motivation’is’whatever’influences’our
choices’and’creates’direction,’intensity,’and’persistence’in’our’behavior.

8.’According’to’R.’N.’Lussier,’there’are’content’motivation’theories’and’process’motivation’theories.
Which’of’the’following’is’considered’a’process’motivation’theory?

a.’ Equity’theory
b.’ Hierarchy’of’needs’theory
c.’ Existence-relatedness-growth’theory
d.’ Hygiene’maintenance’and’motivation’factors

ANS:’A,’ The’process’motivation’theories’are’equity’theory’and’expectancy’theory.’The’content’motivation’theories’include
Maslows’hierarchy’of’needs’theory,’Aldefers’existence-’relatedness-growth’(ERG)’theory,’ and’Herzbergs’hygiene’maintenance
factors’and’motivation’factors.

9.’The’theory’that’includes’maintenance’and’motivation’factors’is:

a.’ Maslows’hierarchy’of’needs.
b.’ Herzbergs’two-factor’theory.
c.’ McGregors’theory’X’and’theory’Y.
d.’ Ouchis’theory’Z.

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