Modern Nursing Management

Author: Zhang Peijun
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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features: This book is appropriately revised based on Modern Nursing Management. It focuses on combining practical nursing management, introducing universally applicable, relatively mature theories and basic skills in management, organizational behavior, leadership, and basic nursing management, as well as relevant new developments. Facing the future of nursing in the new era, this book serves the training objectives of undergraduate and associate-degree nursing education. Starting from the systematic and comprehensive nature of theory, the book is structured and discussed in two parts: the Introduction and the Functional Sections. It follows the management function theory in the management process approach while incorporating the strengths of various management schools, closely linking nursing management practice to form an integrated framework, making the book's system and content more scientific. The Introduction elaborates on basic concepts such as management, managers, management, and nursing management, as well as the development of management and nursing management thought, guiding learners into the world of management and helping them grasp the evolution of management thought, allowing them to select the necessary learning content. The Functional Sections are organized according to different functions such as planning, organizing, leading, and controlling, dividing the foundational knowledge required to complete relevant nursing management tasks into relatively independent parts for discussion. This primarily addresses how to do things in management practice, providing the basic knowledge and skills needed for practical management.