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Nurse Manager Competencies Supporting Patient Engagement
Patricia Deyo1, Ellen Swartwout, Karen Drenkard
1Author Affiliations: Nurse Consultant (Ms Deyo), Vice President/Research & Analytics (Dr Swartwout), Senior Vice President/Chief Clinical Officer and Chief Nurse (Dr Drenkard), GetWellNetwork, O'Neil Center, Bethesda, Maryland.
The Journal of Nursing Administration
|February 25, 2016
Summary
Patient engagement is key for population health management. Nurse leaders need specific skills to implement patient engagement strategies effectively across the healthcare continuum.
Area of Science:
- Healthcare Management
- Nursing Leadership
- Patient Engagement
Background:
- Effective patient engagement is crucial for achieving population health management goals.
- Transitioning care delivery models presents challenges for providers in engaging patients throughout their healthcare journey.
- Nurse leaders play a pivotal role in facilitating patient engagement.
Purpose of the Study:
- To explore the essential skills nurse managers require to translate patient engagement strategies into practice.
- To align the nurse manager role with the American Organization of Nurse Executives competencies for effective leadership in patient engagement.
Main Methods:
- This study synthesizes existing literature and leadership frameworks.
- It analyzes the competencies required for nurse executives and managers in patient-centered care.
- The focus is on practical application of patient engagement principles.
Main Results:
- Nurse managers need specific competencies to bridge the gap between patient engagement vision and practice.
- Leadership skills are essential for integrating patient engagement across the healthcare continuum.
- Successful implementation requires a strategic approach by nurse leaders.
Conclusions:
- Nurse leaders are indispensable in driving patient engagement for population health.
- Developing targeted skills for nurse managers is vital for successful care delivery transitions.
- Empowering nurse managers enhances patient involvement and healthcare outcomes.
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