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INSTITUTE OF NURSING
COURSE SYLLABUS
TERMINAL COMPETENCIES:
At the end of the course, the students will be able to:
GRADING SYSTEM
Lecture
Class Standing 20%
Assignments 10%
Quizzes 30%
Unit Exam 40%
TOTAL 100%
REFERENCES:
I. ORGANIZING
A. Introduction to Organizing
B. Purpose of Organizing
C. Principles of Organizing
1. Principle of Unity of Command
2. Principle of Exception
3. Principle of Requisite Authority
4. Principle of Organizational Centrality
5. Principle of Continuing Responsibility
F. Organizational Charts
1. Vertical Chart
2. Horizontal Chart
3. Circular Chart
4. Benefits and limitations of Charts
G. Types of Organization
1. Line
2. Line and Staff
H. Span of Control
1. Narrow span of control
2. Broad span of control
3. Factors affecting span of control
I. Authority
1. Top-down authority
2. Bottom-up authority
J. Power
1. Reward power
2. Coercive power
3. Legitimate power
4. Referent power
5. Expert power
K. Responsibility
L. Accountability
M. Delegation
1. Introduction
2. Principles of Delegation
3. Reasons for delegation
4. Advantage of delegation
5. Barriers to delegation
N. Centralization/ Decentralization
O. Chain of Command
P. Team Building
II. STAFFING
A. Introduction to staffing
B. Selection of Personnel
1. Recruitment and Retention
2. Screening of staff
C. Staff Development
1. Orientation
2. Staff Development
3. Preceptorship
4. Mentorship
D. Method of Assignment
1. Case method
2. Functional nursing
3. Team nursing
4. Modular nursing
5. Primary nursing
6. Case management
E. Staffing Schedules
1. Centralized
2. Decentralized
3. Self-scheduling
4. Alternating or rotating work shifts
5. Block or cyclical scheduling
III. DIRECTING
A. Introduction
B. Motivation
1. Theories of Motivation
C. Communication
1. Principles of Communication
2. Communication process
3. Types of communication
4. Direction of communication
5. Barriers to communication
6. Improving communication
D. Supervision
1. Purpose of supervision
2. Principles of supervision
E. Coordination
1. Coordination techniques
F. Conflict
1. Sources of conflict
2. Types of conflict
3. Reaction to conflict
4. Stages of conflict
5. Managing conflict
7. Prevention of conflict
G. Change
1. Types of change
2. Phases of change
3. Resistance to change
4. Implementing change
IV. CONTROLLING
A. Tools for Control
B. Importance of Control
C. Principles of Control
D. Evaluation
1. Principles
2. Reason for Evaluation
E. Control Process
F. Control Measures
1. Standards
2. Performance appraisal
3. Purpose of performance appraisal
4. Guidelines
5. Performance appraisal process
6. Approaches
G. Quality Assurance
H. Discipline of Personnel