Professional Documents
Culture Documents
in
Medical Management &
Leadership
Supervised by
Prof A Darwish
Dr Jazla Fadda
Student Name
Contents
• Health Centre (Hospital, Facility ..etc) Structure.
) الخ.. مرفق، هيكل المركز الصحي (مستشفى.
• Organizational Roles.
واجبات ووظائف المنظمة.
• Facility Leadership Style and management motivations for high performance.
أسلوب قيادة المنشأة ودوافع اإلدارة لألداء العالي.
• Staff management and recruitment and retention process.
فكر في عملية تعيين الموظفين وعملية االحتفاظ بهم، بصفتك مديًر ا.
• Information system used at the facility and how it improves the performance?
نظام المعلومات المستخدم بالمنشأة وكيف يعمل على تحسين األداء؟
• Fiscal year financial management
اإلدارة المالية للسنة المالية.
Organizational Structure: Department of Nursing
Services
Facility Management Model & Roles
• Director of nursing services (government appointed)
• Deputy director of nursing services (Facility Administrator)
• Nursing Quality (quality control and improvement)
• Nursing supervisor (supervise head nurses and department work)
• Education department (provide continuous educational courses,
workshops, etc)
• Head nurses (supervise nurses, scheduling, etc)
• RN+NA (Nursing practice)
Facility Leadership Style and management
motivations for high performance
• Transformational leadership
• Empowering nurses, increasing overall job satisfaction among nursing
staff and healthcare workers, enhancing employees performance,
trust and commitment creating a vision and delivering a sense of
belonging to nurse and other staff members
• financial motivation and qualitative rewards.
What are The Top Priorities For High
Performance Companies?
• Improving patient satisfaction
• Improving patients’ experience
• Achieving high quality practice
• Deliver high quality nursing care
• Creating the optimal healthcare culture
Staff management and recruitment and retention
process.
• The goal of staffing in the department of nursing services is to provide
the appropriate numbers and mix of nurses and staff to match actual
or projected patient care needs
• a nursing manager ask the staff who is working on the floor what they think
because they are the ones that they know their patients and know what the
acuity is and know what the unit needs
• In addition, the nursing manager normally looks at the level of expertise of
those providing the care
• Therefore, it is important for everyone to be knowledgeable of about what the
staff are capable of doing and the care that they are capable of providing and
management should really be communicating that to those who are going to
be charged nurses.
Staffing processes
1. Staff planning
2. Hiring
3. Training and development
4. Performance appraisal
5. Compensation
6. Protection and representation
Staff planning
• Assessing of workforce needs through the nurse to patient ratio and workload
statistics released annually.
. Determining the job description, orientation period, assigning units and
departments and formal training
- Following up with number of nurses leaving the job, turnover cases and other
cases requiring the process of staffing.
- Taking in consideration advances in technology and the productivity levels of
the nurses.
- The productivity level is assessed annual through performance assessment of
the nurses
Workforce Planning / recruitment
• Job analysis
• Manpower planning
• Job descriptions
• Recruitment, selection, negotiation, and hiring
• Orientation
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Workforce Planning / recruitment
Workforce Planning / recruitment
Projected turnover
(as a result of resignation and
terminations)
Factors in
Nurses’ productivity and annual
Forecasting nursing
performance reports
Requirements
above contents in
orientation to meet the provided healthcare services
department requirements
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