NUR 4590 / NUR4590 FINAL CERTIFIED QUALITY EXAM
QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED 100% SOLUTIONS DETAILED AND
ELABORATED A+ GRADED GUARANTEED PASS
Transformation competencies - ---answers----include
achievement orientation. Analytical thinking, community
orientation, financial skills, information seeking, innovative
thinking, and strategic orientation.
Execution competencies - ---answers----include accountability,
change leadership, collaboration. Communication skills, impact
and influence, information technology management, initiative,
organizational awareness, performance measurement, process
management/organizational design, and project management
People competencies - ---answers----include human resources
management, interpersonal understanding, professionalism,
relationship building, self-confidence, self-development, talent
development, and team leadership
Process to facilitate change - ---answers----communicating a
vision
Proving training to the team
Aligning information
Confronting supervisors who may not understand the need for
the change
Five "rights" to delegation - ---answers----right task
Right circumstance
Right person
Right directions and communication
Right supervision
, Supervision - ---answers----process of ensuring that the nurse
being delegated a responsibility is able to perform the task.
Prioritization - ---answers----requires the nursing professional
to think about what they need to do first.
Advocacy - ---answers----'the act or process of pleading for,
supporting, or recommending a cause or course of action
Altruism - ---answers----the "interested or selfless concern for
the well-being or benefit of others as a virtue, principle, and
motivation for action
Caring - ---answers----'promoting health, healing and hope in
response to human condition'
Human dignity - ---answers----patients have the moral and
legal right to determine what will be done with and to their own
person: to be given accurate, complete, and understandable
information in a manner that facilitates an informed decision; and
to be assisted with weighing the benefits, burdens, and available
options in their treatment, including the choice of no treatment
Integrity - ---answers----'respecting the dignity and moral
wholeness of every person without conditions or limitation
Justice - ---answers----equals shall be treated equally, and un-
equals unequally, in proportion to their relevant differences
Patient autonomy - ---answers----respect for the patients
method of decision-making and recognition that different
cultures have different beliefs and understandings of health,
QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED 100% SOLUTIONS DETAILED AND
ELABORATED A+ GRADED GUARANTEED PASS
Transformation competencies - ---answers----include
achievement orientation. Analytical thinking, community
orientation, financial skills, information seeking, innovative
thinking, and strategic orientation.
Execution competencies - ---answers----include accountability,
change leadership, collaboration. Communication skills, impact
and influence, information technology management, initiative,
organizational awareness, performance measurement, process
management/organizational design, and project management
People competencies - ---answers----include human resources
management, interpersonal understanding, professionalism,
relationship building, self-confidence, self-development, talent
development, and team leadership
Process to facilitate change - ---answers----communicating a
vision
Proving training to the team
Aligning information
Confronting supervisors who may not understand the need for
the change
Five "rights" to delegation - ---answers----right task
Right circumstance
Right person
Right directions and communication
Right supervision
, Supervision - ---answers----process of ensuring that the nurse
being delegated a responsibility is able to perform the task.
Prioritization - ---answers----requires the nursing professional
to think about what they need to do first.
Advocacy - ---answers----'the act or process of pleading for,
supporting, or recommending a cause or course of action
Altruism - ---answers----the "interested or selfless concern for
the well-being or benefit of others as a virtue, principle, and
motivation for action
Caring - ---answers----'promoting health, healing and hope in
response to human condition'
Human dignity - ---answers----patients have the moral and
legal right to determine what will be done with and to their own
person: to be given accurate, complete, and understandable
information in a manner that facilitates an informed decision; and
to be assisted with weighing the benefits, burdens, and available
options in their treatment, including the choice of no treatment
Integrity - ---answers----'respecting the dignity and moral
wholeness of every person without conditions or limitation
Justice - ---answers----equals shall be treated equally, and un-
equals unequally, in proportion to their relevant differences
Patient autonomy - ---answers----respect for the patients
method of decision-making and recognition that different
cultures have different beliefs and understandings of health,
