Delegate

It is a great way of building up morale within the company and lessening your workload. In order to delegate work effectively you must first understand everyones strengths and weaknesses and thoughts on certain tasks. In no way are you able to keep everyone happy in a job share/delegation decision but understanding your staff is an important step in delegating effectively. If you give one staff 10 small jobs and another staff 5 bigger jobs, both staff are effectively doing the same work load and can manage it, this is a better approach as opposed to giving both staff 7 jobs each no matter the…

The intervention phase , which includes the collection of data(vital signs etc. ) necessary to continually assess,plan and evaluate care. It also mentions that registered nurse can only delegate an act that they own , a nursing act , one they would be responsible for ensuring is completed on a day to day or shift to shift basis. As stated in N6.03 (3) an RN shall delegate tasks commensurate with educational preparation and demonstrated abilities of the person supervised. If an RN knows or…

In the critical thinking assignment there is an oncology unit staffed with a charge nurse Sherry, a new hire licensed nurse James, and a nursing assistant in nursing school Julie all assigned to care for nine patients. The scenario we are asked to review is Sherry delegated a task to James to complete for a radical mastectomy patient that is nonverbal to James, the nurse assigned to her. The key issues to consider when delegating and assigning care to a patient are that the five rights to…

There were food and drinks to relax a person and make them feel more at home. The head delegates buzzing around meeting and greeting everyone so that no one was left out or excluded. I sat nervously in my chair panning the room searching for anywhere I could slip off to and indulge my introvert personality. That was not necessary though for the head delegates created an atmosphere of inclusion and acceptance. This was helpful for me because it allowed for myself to let go of the caution that I…

George Washington is an example of a good leader who guided his soldiers to battle with a plan. Making organized plans is important for a good leader to do, especially Washington, because without a good plan the leader and his/her followers will be scattered with no idea what to do or where to go next. Without a good organized plan it could cause confusion or even a death for one of Washington’s soldiers in battle. A plan that a good leader created and his/her followers know and follow is one…

Being award the delegate scholarship would mean so much to me and it would be an honor to have. I am a current freshman at Towson University who had a major in Biology and a double minor in Chemistry and Psychology. With this major I plan on going to medical school and becoming an excellent pediatrician. I have learned an enormous amount of information about myself during my 1 year in college. I help me realize that it is okay if you’re not able to do everything, just be good at what you know…

Currently, I have had the opportunity to be the Student Delegate of the House of Delegates. At East Carolina University last year I had the opportunity of being the President of East Carolina University's Student Dietetic Association and the year before, I was the Fundraising Chair. From all three of these positions I have learned a lot about delegation, organization, and most importantly communication. Being the Student Delegate has also taught me leadership and strengthen my confidence to try…

There are a number of mistakes managers can make. Chuck Williams of MGMT Principles of Management has narrowed them down to ten. Although Williams hit the nail on the head with his list, one of them, in my opinion, is most likely to cause derailment: Over-managing: Unable to delegate or build a team. Let me first elaborate on what that statement means to me. Over-managing (or micro-managing) is the unnecessary concern of minor details and excessive focus on supervision and yet evades delegating…

Though, the Articles of Confederation was America’s first constitution it lacked the stability that Americans wanted. As it did not favor a central government but instead a more decentralized government among the states. Which in the founders’ eyes kept down on possible corruption among higher officials. However, true corruption decreased but fairness and equality among the people also decreased along with it. As the power over decision-making was taken away from their hands and only placed in…

Only delegates from Pennsylvania and Virginia were present at the Constitutional Convention which opened on May 14, 1787. At the Pennsylvania State House, now called Independence Hall, seventy delegates were appointed to the Constitutional Convention, but out of them seventy only fifty-five delegates attended. Thirty-nine delegates signed the Constitution. George Mason, Edmund Randolph, and Elbridge Gerry were three delegates who did not sign the Constitution because the Bill of Rights were not…