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Developing a basic management course for assistant head nurses
Pediatric Nursing
|September 1, 1989
Summary
Assistant head nurses (AHNs) can improve nursing departments. This program enhances AHN management skills, boosting overall quality and efficiency in healthcare settings.
Area of Science:
- Nursing Management
- Healthcare Administration
- Clinical Leadership
Background:
- Assistant head nurses (AHNs) play a crucial role in healthcare teams.
- Effective management skills are essential for AHNs to optimize department performance.
- There is a need for structured programs to develop these critical skills.
Purpose of the Study:
- To present a foundational program designed for Assistant Head Nurses (AHNs).
- To enhance the management capabilities of AHNs.
- To improve the overall quality and operational efficiency of nursing departments.
Main Methods:
- Program development focused on core management principles.
- Curriculum designed to address specific challenges faced by AHNs.
- Implementation strategy for practical skill application in nursing departments.
Main Results:
- AHNs participating in the program demonstrated improved management skills.
- The program contributed to an upgrade in the quality of nursing services.
- Enhanced leadership contributed to better departmental functioning.
Conclusions:
- A structured management program is effective in developing Assistant Head Nurses.
- Investing in AHN training leads to significant improvements in nursing department quality.
- AHNs are vital assets to healthcare management teams when equipped with proper skills.