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Managing resources and ensuring accountability: understanding return on investment
Alexia Green1, Yondell Masten, Barbara Cherry
1Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center, School of Nursing, Lubbock 79430-6264, USA. alexia.green@ttuhsc.edu
Nursing deans must master financial management and return on investment (ROI) analysis to navigate resource challenges. Understanding ROI is key for academic leaders to innovate and ensure the future success of nursing education programs.
Area of Science:
- Healthcare Management
- Nursing Education Leadership
- Financial Analysis in Academia
Background:
- Colleges of nursing face resource limitations and increasing market demands.
- Effective financial management and accountability are critical leadership skills for deans.
- Negotiating with stakeholders requires a strong financial business case.
Purpose of the Study:
- To highlight the importance of return on investment (ROI) analysis for nursing college leaders.
- To emphasize the role of financial acumen in addressing resource challenges.
- To advocate for the use of innovative strategies and metrics in nursing education.
Main Methods:
- The study emphasizes the conceptual understanding and application of return on investment (ROI) analysis.
- It frames ROI as a key component of knowledge management from a business perspective.
- The abstract discusses the strategic use of financial metrics for leadership.
Main Results:
- ROI analysis provides a mechanism for leaders to validate outcomes with stakeholders.
- Effective spending and increased ROI enable academic leaders to foster innovation.
- A business-oriented approach to financial metrics is essential for resilient nursing colleges.
Conclusions:
- Financial leadership, including ROI analysis, is crucial for the sustainability of nursing education.
- Innovative strategies and robust metrics are necessary for academic leaders to succeed.
- Improving ROI enhances a nursing college's capacity for innovation and future success.
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