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Running head: PROJECT CHARTER ON NURSE MANAGER ASSESSMENT 1
Running head: PROJECT CHARTER ON NURSE MANAGER ASSESSMENT 3
Project Charter on Nurse Manager Assessment
Student’s Name
Institution Affiliation
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Project Charter on Nurse Manager Assessment
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Project Title: Nurse Manager Competency Improvement |
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Project Start Date: June 2022 Projected Finish Date: September 2022 |
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Project Manager: (include name and e-mail) Name |
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Background/Need/Justification: Ruth has had suitable training for a master's in nursing, which is valid in improving her adherence to the current healthcare environment. In terms of full competency in nursing operations, she must receive more skills training to learn to be a highly competent nurse manager whose expertise progresses beyond her other colleagues. |
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Project Objective(s): To engage in training in areas where physical clinical sites are limited To develop a technological system for the healthcare department To increase understanding of real-life healthcare improvement needs |
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Applicable Industry Standards: Using current technology in nursing has both positive and negative outcomes that all operate to serve the healthcare industry. Taking part in educational sessions where Ruth is not allowed to administer medication, at hospitals where medical records are confidential, and when dealing with a shortage of healthcare trainers for patients (Koukourikos et al., 2021). Nursing management shall get attained using the good opportunities to allow nursing Ruth to generate better learning and health improvement for patients. They can get theoretical concepts and then find it easier to get integrated into the professional environment. Improving registered nursing operations is possible using project management which serves the entire health management procedure. Project management can enhance decision-making by integrating sessions which produce real-life experiences for patients then nurses can get involved in managing patient requirements (Guerrero et al., 2021). As a registered nurse with a master of nursing, Ruth shall gain better experience since project management shall assist them in closing the gap between theoretical coursework and skills. Integration of a real-life healthcare environment shall push nurses to perform in a better capacity even as they learn about concepts required in project management. Advanced project management technology generates a better method of boosting Ruth’s expertise. |
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Budget Information: Financial management of the project is mandatory to ensure each section gets connected to its expected productivity. Money allocation is required for the IT process at the ABC Medical Center. The entire project allocation process for each phase and understanding of intricate components shall increase productive outcomes. Collaboration with Becky offers more positive results.
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Deliverables: Healthcare reforms are possible using project management technology that shall produce Ruth as a registered nurse with a master of nursing who shall display versatile, highly experienced, and capable of promoting clinical adherence to healthcare environment requirements. |
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Risks and Potential Issues: Disadvantages of new skill introduction and nursing technology include the issue of being unreal affects proper clinical procedures, the expenses involved in the process are too much, there is a mandatory requirement for technical maintenance, and limited training for healthcare educators. Financial handling problems can also occur in the concept.
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Project Timeline: |
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Implement new technology |
IT personnel |
12 June |
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Develop a project timeline |
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5 June |
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Financial projections |
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12 June |
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Purchase of materials |
Project foreman |
12 June |
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Daily project development |
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5 August |
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Ruth – project manager |
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Becky- finances manager |
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Project foreman |
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Part 2
Q 1
Developing the charter made it possible to understand how nursing improvement is critical in the current environment during the process of creating the charter. There was an initial research process to determine how the nurse's background knowledge was suitable for the topic. After gaining a proper understanding, a follow-up process involved determining project components to understand the connection to the entire project component. This technique validates adequate planning by the ruse. It was then possible to integrate new nursing ideas in the areas of care improvement, technology, and proper financial management since all these results are in correlation with existent healthcare needs. The design process integrated careful time allocation depending on the scheduled task.
Q 2
Authority gradients have a lot of influence on team selection since they determine the need to adjust different processes in terms of finding a person highly conversant with the project deliverable. The formulation process was based primarily on expertise and interest in engaging in the project since these two components strongly connect to project success. It then becomes highly imperative to integrate a budget management technique in collaboration with a finance expert since this is a productive method of serving all stakeholders. Managing overlap can get eliminated once each stakeholder understands their crucial role and delivers all expected outcomes.
Q 3
Authority gradients have an impact on team operations in both positive and negative ways. When team members get managed by an authoritative figure who is invested in collaboration efforts, the entire healthcare centre shall ensure patient safety. All nurses, physicians, therapists, or managers shall work together to enhance quality health outcomes. In the perspective of adverse outcomes, too many authoritative gradients can affect teamwork since the person will generate confusion as each one tries to produce the best, thus leading to inefficient outcomes for different activities. Patient safety is the central goal of all healthcare environments and therefore needs adjustment to accommodate unique ideas.
Q 4
Performance assessment tests and observations are strategies suitable to analyze teams since it sha be possible to determine cases of overlap. As each team member would have already been assigned a task, there can be suitable improvements in terms of deciding competency metrics. In the proposed, observations are productive techniques applicable in handling engagement sessions and finding out the needs for improvement of productivity. During assessments, cases of overlap will be possible in terms of finding out the healthcare departments which need adjustment.
Q5
The challenge of performance assessment tests includes patient factors, resource allocation, and dependence on existing medical technology. Issues are common among patients when they do not fully recover even after getting provided with advanced care. This part of the project shall then get a limitation that is unsolicited. Another challenge is resource allocation, whereby some appropriate equipment might be too expensive. In terms of medical technology, issues occur when required equipment is too costly. The challenge of observation is inaccurate data. Regardless, all strategies are beneficial since the team members have the primary goal of offering treatments.
References
Koukourikos, K., Tsaloglidou, A., Kourkouta, L., Papathanasiou, I. V., Iliadis, C., Fratzana, A.,
& Panagiotou, A. (2021). Simulation in Clinical Nursing Education. Acta Informatica
medica: AIM : journal of the Society for Medical Informatics of Bosnia & Herzegovina casopis Drustva za medicinsku information BiH, 29(1), 15–20.https://doi.org/10.5455/aim.2021.29.15-20 .