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The Art of Delegation
Donna Painter1,2,3,4
1Nurse Surveyor, the National Dialysis Accreditation Commission, Glen Ellyn, IL.
Abstract:
The nurse staffing crisis requires nurses and administrators to think differently about how to get things done. Delegation is key to doing more work with fewer registered nurses (RNs) and retaining current RN staff. Responsibility for effective delegation does not rest solely with the RN but begins with the institution, and includes both the delegator and delegatee. While effective delegation has often been referred to as an art, knowing the science behind delegation can aid in honing a skill necessary for top of license practice.
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