How many styles of leadership are there?

Which type of leadership style is this?

•Very little guidance from the leader

•Have a strong team and let them do the job, stay out of the way

•Effective if all team members have high levels of expertise and are highly motivated

•Team members sort out the problems with little or no input from the leader

•Leader provides the resources, knows when they need to step in and lead

•In teams where this isn't the case then the lack of leadership leads to problems with completion

Transactional leadership model:

Tuckmans model

Tuckmans Model Continued;

People feel they are part of the team and realise they can achieve work if they accept other view points

Tuckmans Model Continued:

Team acquaints and establishes ground rules. Formalities are preserved and members are treated as strangers

The Gibbs Reflective Cycle involves a cycle of events in which order

Keeping a reflective diary can assist you to review events and emotions in your work life by;

Registered nurses can delegate accountability

Nursing literature began in which century;

Observable characteristics of a nurse include;

Non-Observable Characteristics of a nurse include;

How many continued professional development points do you need each year once you qualify

Student nurses are already registered with AHPRA

Can student nurses delegate to unregulated health care workers?

AHPRA supports how many National Boards that are responsible for regulating the health professions. The primary role of the National Boards is to protect the public.

What is a team

What element was added to the WHO 1948

definition in 1978 to better represent global

health?

From your analysis of watching the

documentary Sicko, name three other

countries he went to that had universal health

care.

John Snow was the Father of what?

Importance of regulated health workers include;

------------- is a demonstration by group members, of the shared professional standards and ethical values required to maintain the quality of service the public expects to receive.

Crossing professional boundaries include;

Through the membership and interaction with professional nursing organisations a nurses professionalism is demonstrated. Professional organisations:

A ---------- ----- is a person who has completed the prescribed education preparation, demonstrates competence to practise and is registered under the Health Practitioner Regulation National Law as a registered nurse in Australia.

Two or more professions working together as a team with a common purpose, commitment and mutual respect

------------- in health care is defined as health care professionals assuming complementary roles and cooperatively working together, sharing responsibility for problem-solving and making decisions to formulate and carry out plans for patient care

Positives of interprofessional teams

Which leadership style is this;

• Centralised authority
• Low participation

Which leadership style is this;

• Involvement
• High-participation
• Feedback

Characteristics of effective teams

The police of nursing. The organisation that applies sanctions and fines for misconduct

The organisation that accredits the nursing courses

Who takes all my money every year to register