Leadership
REVERSE CASE STUDY 3: Why Can I Not Keep Staff?
REVERSE CASE STUDY 3:
Why Can I Not Keep Staff?
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Primary Character: |
Nurse manager
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Scenario: |
A nurse manager is having to hire one to two new nurses every month. The average length of stay for his/her nurses is only about 6 months, costing the unit a lot of money through constantly orienting new nurses. The nurse manager is told by the chief nursing officer that he/she has 6 months to address nurse staffing issues on the unit.
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Instructions: |
Create a history of the problem that could lead to this scenario, including the experiences and actions of the primary character involved; a list of other persons/characters (nurses, staff, patients, etc.) involved, including their roles and previous actions that led to the scenario outcome(s); and future actions the primary character may take to address the situation, as well as evaluation criteria for determining the effectiveness of these actions. This information may be presented in a concept map or narrative form, or in any form of the student’s or group’s choosing. A concept map template has been provided below. A narrative template begins on the next page. |
Concept Map Template
Narrative Template
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Primary Character: |
Nurse manager
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Primary Character Actions: |
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Secondary Character(s):
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Chief nursing officer
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Secondary Character(s) Actions: |
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Scenario: |
A nurse manager is having to hire one to two new nurses every month. The average length of stay for his/her nurses is only about 6 months, costing the unit a lot of money through constantly orienting new nurses. The nurse manager is told by the chief nursing officer that he/she has 6 months to address nurse staffing issues on the unit.
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Additional Assessment or Other Data:
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Primary Character Interventions: |
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Lippincott CoursePoint for Marquis and Huston: Leadership Roles and Management Functions in Nursing
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Lippincott CoursePoint for Marquis and Huston: Leadership Roles and Management Functions in Nursing
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