Leadership in Health Care Leader Ship and Use of Power in Health Care: Use of power in leadership and power is a part of healthcare management system. Image and use of power in nursing. Power And Leadership Leader Ship and Use of Power in Health Care: True power, principled power, is based on honor, respect, … Read more
Legal Issues in Health Care Legal Issues in Health Care: Legal Issues in nursing includes, Practice license, state license, privacy right, patient rights and legal acts. The Legal Problems in Nursing Legal Issues in Health Care: Legal issues in nursing involve licensing, patient rights, and management and employment issues. Each of these issues presents challenges … Read more
Faculty Development in Education: Nursing The Faculty Development in Education: Faculty evaluation, its need in nursing education, how development done Stewart and Kruger Attributes, Boyer Evaluation Strategies. What Is Faculty Development How does Faculty development begins with orientation. The orientation of new teachers to the university or college, school and department or department is critical … Read more
Managers as Team Leaders in Nursing Manager as a Team Leader: The management style of nursing leader is a quality of health care practitioners in which working groups communication skills and professional relations are important. The Nursing Manager as Team Leader Since nurses work closely together and often depend on each other to get their … Read more
Management in Health Care and Conflict Resolution Conflict Management in Health Care: Conflict management, major and minor conflict, how and who to resolve or manage conflict in Runde and Flanagan Model effective and less effective responses. Resolve Dispute in Health Care Conflict Management in Health Care: Conflict resolution is an important part of the nursing … Read more
Evaluation Theories in Education Evaluation Theories in Education: Academic program evaluation is part of nursing education in which different theories are given. Program Evaluation and Evaluation Theories in Education Program evaluation theories are either method-oriented or theory-driven. Depending on underlying assumptions, preferred methodology, and general approach. Method-oriented theories emphasize methods for conducting assessments. While theory-driven … Read more
Academic Evaluation Academic or Curriculum Evaluation in Education: Academic or Curriculum evaluation includes course evaluation, results evaluation and performance evaluation. Impact Evaluation (Results) The impact evaluation determines whether the program is achieving results. Desired and undesired outcomes are examined. Quasi-experimental designs can be used. Such as pre- and post-test comparisons, as well as survey methods … Read more
Teaching Behaviors in Nursing Teaching Behaviors in Nursing: Teaching is a social phenomenon where learning is a psychological phenomenon. The Teaching Behaviors in Nursing Teaching is a system of actions designed and intended to achieve learning. Learning is a change in the behavior of individuals as a result of experience. It is very difficult to … Read more
Teaching Principles and Maximum of Teaching Teaching ,Teaching Principles and Maximum of Teaching: Teaching is defined under the philosophical views of philosophers and its principles under the education concerns. Teaching Definition Some of the selected definitions of teaching based on previous teaching behavior are as follows: “Teaching is a close contact between a teacher, with … Read more
Biostatistics an Introduction Biostatistical An Introduction for Nurses includes Population Sample parametric nonparametric +PV -PV sensitivity specificity and variable and research types. Biostatistics an Introduction 1 Populations and Samples A population is the set of all measurements that are of interest to a researcher. Normally the population is not observed, but we would like to … Read more