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The nursing human resource budget: design for success
J B Winkler1, M L Cameron, D L Flarey
1Matrix Group, Bethesda, MD, USA.
Summary
Developing a well-structured nursing human resource budget is crucial for institutional success. Automated spreadsheet technology simplifies budget creation, allowing for easy understanding, presentation, and flexible iterations like zero-based budgeting.
Area of Science:
- Healthcare Administration
- Nursing Management
- Financial Planning
Background:
- The nursing human resource budget is critical for achieving institutional objectives.
- Effective budget development is essential for financial stability and operational efficiency in healthcare settings.
Purpose of the Study:
- To outline a method for developing a comprehensive nursing human resource budget.
- To demonstrate how automated spreadsheet technology can enhance budget creation and presentation.
Main Methods:
- Utilizing current automated spreadsheet technology for budget layout.
- Implementing methods for easy understanding and presentation of the nursing budget.
- Enabling infinite budget iterations with simple keystrokes.
Main Results:
- The nursing human resource budget can be presented in an easily understandable format.
- Automated tools allow for flexible budget adjustments, including zero-based budgeting and program additions.
- Nurse executives gain enhanced capabilities for budget management and strategic financial planning.
Conclusions:
- A well-developed nursing human resource budget is vital for institutional success.
- Automated spreadsheet technology offers a practical solution for efficient and flexible budget development.
- Nurse executives can leverage these methods for improved financial oversight and strategic decision-making.
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