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    the healthcare team, serving as a critical navigator through the microsystem (Harris, et. al., 2014). In preparing the CNL for the prestigious role, such skills as effective communication, collaboration, negotiation, delegation, coordination and evaluation must be learned and mastered for the CNL to be successful in demonstrating the strength of this new type of nurse. It is through these advanced characteristics that will aid the CNL in effectively lead interdisciplinary teams successfully.…

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    cross-functional team. You will need to make a plan for initiation the set-up, training development, measuring trust, and measuring effectiveness. All these areas will help you in managing a stellar team. Trusting yourself to make the right choices will be hard, but it can be done. What are some things that can be done to prepare the team to start working with each other? One thing that can be done is to review their personnel file. Try to find out what kind of person you are admitting into the…

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    William is in heavy contrast: works best in team tasks, prefers physical activity, adapts well to changing tasks, and likes to take breaks. I’m not able to get a great read about Jake’s work ethics due to conflicts between him and the rest of the team, so often I found it best to have him work individually on important, repetitive, informational tasks. He’s primarily about efficiency, so he doesn’t take breaks. Discovering the best method of managing my team has been the most educational…

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    Characteristics of High Performance Teams Functional teams, virtual teams, quality circles, and self-managing teams all have an underlying similarity; they, as a united group of individual with a similar purpose, are more efficient and valuable to an organization than any on e the singular members alone. Most corporations have evolved and begun using teams in order to produce outcomes. A key benefit of workingin teams is that members of teams also have the ability to hold one another…

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    Working In A Team

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    to work effectively in a tam atmosphere. In working in a team there are many conflicts that can lead to a dysfunctional team. But knowing how to solve the dysfunctionality of the team will improve how the team works together. In the textbook the most important thing was having a defined purpose and mission that the team is working towards. According to Suzan Raines (2013) “When creating teams, consider their primary purpose. Teams tasked with creative duties will need to have maximum…

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    And effective team can help an organization achieve great results. A team that is not effective can lead to a great amount of conflict and could impede successful outcomes. In order to form a successful team a basic understanding of the different stages of team development. Research has shown that Homan/Tuckman’s model show a basis of which all team development follows, that is forming, storming, norming and adjourning or re-forming. A great way to facilitate the team is by allowing them to…

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    to create an action plan for the future. Also, Tuckman’s group theory and Belbin’s team roles can be incorporated. ((Kolb’s Learning Cycle) n.d.) Within this reflection, I shall also be relating Tuckman’s group theory to the experience. Tuckman’s group theory describes five development stages which are presented within a period of team work; forming, storming, norming, performing and adjourning. ((Team Development Stages) n.d.) According to Tuckman, a group has not functioned and…

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    of leadership, teamwork, effective communication, and patient-centeredness utilizing evidence-based practices in the promotion, treatment, and management of care in a collaborative, multidisciplinary approach. As an integral part of the healthcare team, the CNL will serve as an agent of change. Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities Needed The knowledge and skills of the CNL gained during the program creates a confident, knowledgeable, and a professional expertise in the improvement of patient…

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    La Vida Robot Analysis

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    Paragraph 1 They all had personal and group problems, as a team and as individuals. Oscar Vazquez wanted a career in the military but ran into some problems when he went to a meeting to become a soldier. The team also ran into the problem of not having enough money for the robot and had to keep a tight budget for materials. In paragraph 15 it explains that Oscar Vazquez’s parents brought him to the U.S. from Mexico without proper paper work, not allowing him to receive a scholarship, nor get…

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    THE FIVE DYSFUNCTIONS OF A TEAM This can be defined as the procedures that must be followed in order to create a successful and excellent team. Lencioni (2002). The five dysfunctions of a team are firstly, the absence of trust: When there is a lack of trust in a team, it makes it difficult for members to open up to one another, they refuse to become weak in front of one another. It is when team members hesitate to help or…

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