CONTEXTUAL PROJECT ON CONTEXT OF ADMINISTRATION
PROGRAME NAME: BLOCK 2 BBN006
STUDENT NAME: JIMOH RISIKAT IBIRONKE
ADM NO 15625
DUE DATE AUGUST 21 2015 INTRODUCTION This contextual project work consists from module entitled INTRODUCTION TO ADMINISTRATION BLOCK 1:1.I will describe each of the contexts in terms of meaning, research evidence, and real life application and will explore a possible relationship of the concept with personal, goaled professional life.
Concept 1
Nurse As an Administrator
This concept is taken from introduction to Administration B 12 module 1:3 entitled ROLE OFa NURSE AS an ADMINISTRATOR Administration is organization and direction of human and materials resources toward achieving a desire goal …show more content…
Social context
From the social context it helps every professional in health system to realize that there is bound for conflict to occur but individual should solve for solution in the best interest of us, patient and community as a whole.
Application in the current job
Knowledge of how conflict can develop, types of conflict and different ways of resolving conflicts make professional involved in health care delivery to resolve any type of conflict that happens every day before it goes out of hands.
Current research
The Nursing profession is the biggest group in health care system holding the central role as health care providers. People’s health depends on good and highly educated nurses. Nursing profession requires dynamic, visionary, educated and committed leaders who can protectthe nurses. Effective nursing leaders also ensure the quality nursing education for safe nursing practice. Also they advocate for the public and the professional’s rights.(Lancastar, Nursing issues in leading and managing change,Page no: 305-312.)
Concept …show more content…
• Quality assurance is achievable through on going evaluation of patient care which would assure the hospital that all that was done for the Patient. Sakharkar B.M (1999)
• Quality Assurance is a program adopted by an institution that is designed to promote the best possible care. Deloughery (1995)
Objectives of Quality Assurance
• Assists patients by improving quality of care.
• Checks competence of medical staff, serve as an impetus to keep up to date and prevent future
PROGRAME NAME: BLOCK 2 BBN006
STUDENT NAME: JIMOH RISIKAT IBIRONKE
ADM NO 15625
DUE DATE AUGUST 21 2015 INTRODUCTION This contextual project work consists from module entitled INTRODUCTION TO ADMINISTRATION BLOCK 1:1.I will describe each of the contexts in terms of meaning, research evidence, and real life application and will explore a possible relationship of the concept with personal, goaled professional life.
Concept 1
Nurse As an Administrator
This concept is taken from introduction to Administration B 12 module 1:3 entitled ROLE OFa NURSE AS an ADMINISTRATOR Administration is organization and direction of human and materials resources toward achieving a desire goal …show more content…
Social context
From the social context it helps every professional in health system to realize that there is bound for conflict to occur but individual should solve for solution in the best interest of us, patient and community as a whole.
Application in the current job
Knowledge of how conflict can develop, types of conflict and different ways of resolving conflicts make professional involved in health care delivery to resolve any type of conflict that happens every day before it goes out of hands.
Current research
The Nursing profession is the biggest group in health care system holding the central role as health care providers. People’s health depends on good and highly educated nurses. Nursing profession requires dynamic, visionary, educated and committed leaders who can protectthe nurses. Effective nursing leaders also ensure the quality nursing education for safe nursing practice. Also they advocate for the public and the professional’s rights.(Lancastar, Nursing issues in leading and managing change,Page no: 305-312.)
Concept …show more content…
• Quality assurance is achievable through on going evaluation of patient care which would assure the hospital that all that was done for the Patient. Sakharkar B.M (1999)
• Quality Assurance is a program adopted by an institution that is designed to promote the best possible care. Deloughery (1995)
Objectives of Quality Assurance
• Assists patients by improving quality of care.
• Checks competence of medical staff, serve as an impetus to keep up to date and prevent future