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Presenting
The Stress of Caring
Made by:
Jimal kothiwar
Sanjay Lalwani
Maansi Ramnani
Ganga MakwanaHitesh Makwana
Anjali Mali
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The case is regarding Rajdhani Nursing Care.
It considers how a company in nursing care
industry is responding to the challenges ofthe new environment.
It is an organization facing a massivechange.
It has a total of nearly 30000 employees.
The Stress of caring
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Q.1 What do the data on employee injuries, incidents,absences, and turnover suggest to you? Is there
reason for concern about the company's direction?
Employee Absentees:
~ The causes of absentees are :-
1.physical health
2. stress
3. motivation.
Physical Health: It is a reason when theemployees were not well or they have somephysical injuries.
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Stress: When the employeespersonal and work life arenot balanced it makes very
stress full life for employees.
Motivation: When theemployees comparethemselves with otherorganizations employeesthey would be de-motivated
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Injuries:
~ Health care it is kind of job which demandslot of physical strength of employees in theirdaily work.
~ In the nursing home environment, there aremany causes for back injuries, includinginjuries such as the shoulder or arm, as wellas neck.
~ An employer who encourages, supports andpromotes healthy lifestyles, such as weightmanagement and exercise programs, maypositively impact the staff's back injury
exposure
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Turnover:
~ Employee turnover is nothing but asemployees are changing their job they quit
and go to another company .~ Employees turnover is always found as
headache for any organization because it is a
costly part of doing business.
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~ These expenses include the cost ofhead hunting fees, new hire training,human resource costs, advertising, loss ofproductivity, and customer retention all
of which can add up to anywhere from 30to 200 percent of a single employee'sannual salary, one again it is all depending
on that company and the job role.
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3. PROBLEM IDENTIFICATION:-
1. Staffing
1) The nursing home does not properly train its staff.2) The nursing home simply doesn't have a full staff.3) The nursing home does not perform sufficient background
checks on staff members.
2. Physical demands of employeesNursing is a kind of job which demands lot of physical fitnessfrom you because heavy lifting is required every time.
3. DocumentationDocumentation is nothing but to information about client iskept in form of paper or in the form of electronic documentsfor example information is store in the cd, emails, and tapesor in the form of image.
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CREATING LEADERSHIP
STRATEGY:
~ From the past couple of years thebasic responsibilities and role ofnurse has changed todays nurses are
not only taking care of patients butalso they are helping doctors to takea decision as well as.
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~ Every individual person is having hisown experience, attitude, approach andown style to look at situation.
~ Leadership style is partly decisionmaking style and partly a way ofmotivating employees. The style always
depends on leaders culture, belief andpreferences
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RECOMMEND LEADERSHIP STYLE INRAJDHANI NURSING CARE:
There are basically three types of leadershipstyles
Autocratic
bureaucratic
participativesituational and transformational leadership.
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~ Autocratic leaders are those who set a goal anddo not allow others to take any decisions.
~ while a participative leader allows others to
participate in the decision making process. Aparticipative leader style makes it a point tomake others realize the importance of attaininga goal.
~ If a person strictly sticks to policies, rules andregulations, it's called a bureaucratic leadershipstyle
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LEADER BEHAVIOUR OF NURSING HOME
DIRECTORS:
Motivation
EncourageCommunication
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LEADER BEHAVIOR OF NURSING SUPERVISORS:
As a nurses supervisor manager you need to manageworking shifts of all nursing staff those are workingin your team.
Always help junior to understand how to handleconflict options in hard situation and followingdiscipline in nursing homes
When any new nurse is coming in then it isresponsibility of supervisor to ask seniors to givetraining to junior nurses in that fashion so they canrelate theory to practical environment.
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~Motivate new nurses to apply there
knowledge and skills under the supervisionof experience staff.
~If experience staff is co operative then it will
reduced presser from the new nurses. Keepproviding feedbacks to juniors or seniorsabout there job whether it should bepositive or negative so they can keepupdating there knowledge.
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Try to solve all kinds of misunderstandingbetween your staffs and try to minimizedistance between seniors and juniors. Ask
juniors to keep observing your seniorscarefully, and analyze whatever decisionsyour seniors take, so that when you reach
their position, you are ready to take over theresponsibility
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4. CHANGE MANAGEMENT STRATERGY:
It is not the strongest species that survive,nor the more intelligent, but the most
responsive to change
- Charles Darwin
Revolutionary change:In such kind of changes we are very receptive toideas from outside of the team. We are veryproactive in seeing and managing externalproblems that could impact the team. We allrespond to changes in our external environment inconstructive ways. The change process itself
becomes reliant on the individual.
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FORM OF RESISTANCE TO CHANGES:
We all know changes and resistance are alwayswalking by keeping hand in hand. Every changecomes with form of oppose by users. There are lots
of reasons in people or in employees mind forresistance to changes. The forms of resistance arelike habit, security, economic factor, selectiveinformation process, and fear of unknown etc.
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4.3 OVERCOMING RESISTANCE
Increase urgency
Provide job security to all nurses. Organize some newtraining program for them to remove fear in there mind.
Build the guiding team
Choose perfect employee on perfect place. Create a teamwith a combination of senior and junior nurses.
Get the vision right
Allow that team to create new vision and strategy tominimize resistance to changes The vision should bedesigned in such a way that it should completely focus ongood quality and services.
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5. IMPLIMENTATION:
A leader is a person who has a vision, a driveand a commitment to achieve that vision,and the skills to make it happen.
A Quality leader should be a person withvision and should be brave enough tosupport change. The traditional role of aleader as a commander has to change that
of a coach. Instead of supervising, a leadershould delegate; and instead of controlling,she/he should be a mentor.
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Characteristic of good leaders
are:
Bring out the best in people of differing personalities and
skills.
Get to know everyone in the team and know how to use
them in the best advantage.
Delegate and empower people while keeping an eye onwhat has to be achieved, and being able to stand back
from the day to day action.
Recognize and exploit the strengths of the team and are
prepared to compensate for individual weaknesses. Inspire people to give their best.
Accept team members as having expertise that they may
not have.
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