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The Art of Delegation for Charge Nurses

Every Nurse

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT The Art of Delegation for Charge Nurses Updated May 16, 2023 by EveryNurse Staff Writers As a charge nurse , one of the most critical skills you need to master is delegation. Effective delegation helps you manage your workload while also empowering and developing your team members.

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Meet Nancy Colobong Smith, American Nephrology Nurses Association’s President-Elect 2023-24

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We have an in-house team that consists of over 100 unit-based RNs trained in HD, SLED, PD & CRRT who perform approximately 6,000 procedures a year on one campus with support from the dialysis technician team. I also am consulted regarding evidence-based practice and care planning.

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Home Health Specializations Boost Performance, Bottom Line

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Providing specialized training is a different approach that can pay off on both sides of the employer-employee dynamic. And professional development, such as specialization training, can open up new career paths for them. Specialized Staff Training Is a Win for Everyone.

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7 Effective Engagement Programs for Employees in Human Services

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This will help to ensure that your engagement programs for employees provide the type of recognition that validates and uplifts your staff. Training programs and career growth opportunities Your staff members want to learn, get better at their jobs, and further their career.

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Post-Acute Care Training Promotes Employees as an Asset

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In addition to staff retention, ongoing staff training has the following potential benefits: Improve staff performance Enhance quality. Employee turnover is a billion-dollar problem in the United States, and replacing employees usually costs more than retaining them. Boost efficiency. Create problem-solvers.

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Microlearning in Healthcare Training: Enhancing Skills and Empowering Professionals

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Front-line staff in post-acute care settings are constantly on the go — from room to room in a skilled nursing facility or from home to home, caring for people with various needs. They are also required to complete compliance training and pursue continuous learning and professional development to stay updated and deliver high-quality care.