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J Nyberg

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PubMed1990

Theoretic explorations of human care and economics: foundations of nursing administration practice.

This article presents a theoretic model that identifies the philosophies, theories, and concepts that influence the practice of nursing administration. Components of the model include philosophy, organizational theory, nursing theory, economics, and human care. An understanding of the model components allows the nursing administrator to approach his or her role with a deeper understanding of the complexities of being a nursing leader in an organizational setting. An empirical study was conducted that led to modifications of the theoretic model to reflect the current practice of nursing administration. The revised model is intended to serve as an integrative model for the practice of nursing administration.

Delivery of Health Care↗
PubMed1990

The effects of care and economics on nursing practice.

The constant challenge for nurse executives is to provide a caring element for the practice of nursing and the care of patients. While nurses have always viewed human caring as the most important element in nursing, economic issues are challenging the current vision of human care. In this article, the author describes a research project which examined human care and economics in the hospital nursing environment.

Attitude of Health Personnel↗
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The nurse as professnocrat.

One of the greatest difficulties in being a nurse in the 1990s is maintaining excellent care in the face of economic constraints. This article explores how organizations (including hospitals), which originated as bureaucracies, need to change their format. Nurses can have great impact on organizations as they serve as "Professnocrats" who understand that professional goals and bureaucratic goals can be integrated in health care organizations of the future.

Cost Control↗