LEADERSHIP & MANAGEMENT FOCUSED REVISION









COMPLETION

COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING STATEMENTS WITH ONE OR TWO WORDS ONLY.

1.-------------------------------------------is one of the qualities of a team builder where the nurse manager is willing to work with everyone. ANS: CO-OPERATION

2. The type of interpersonal relationship that is characterized by loyalty, self-sacrifice, mutual affection, and generosity is known as-----------------------------------------

ANS: RECIPROCITY

3. During the communication process the---------------------------------------is regarded as the originator of the message. ANS: SENDER

4. The term in Human Resource Management that means positioning the right people in their right jobs at the right time is known as-----------------------------------ANS: Staffing

5. The function of management that determines what is being accomplished and, applying corrective measures so that performance takes place according to plans is referred to as-----------------------------------------------------ANS: CONTROLLING

6. One importance of co-ordination is to enhance the general level of employee------------------------------------ and to provide satisfaction. ANS: MORALE

7. The type of planning that is conducted by top management which involves a process of determining the overall objectives of an organization is referred to as------------------------------------------------------ANS: STRATEGIC PLANNING

8. The management principle of a unit of -------------------------------------------- is when the entire organization is moving towards a common objective and direction. AND: DIRECTION

9.-----------------------------------------------laid down the fourteen (14) principles of management. ANS: HENRI FAYOL

10. ----------------------------------------------- developed the “scientific management theory” which proposed careful specification and measurement of all organizational tasks.ANS: FREDERICK TAYLOR

11. Planning includes deciding what is to be done,---------------------------------- it is to be done, when it is to be done, and by whom it is to be done.ANS: HOW

12. The importance of planning is that it facilitates ----------------------------------- making. ANS: DECISION

13. The importance of organizing is that it achieves -------------------------------------------- among different departments of the organization. ANS: CO-ORDINATION

14. A functional leader adapts his behavior to meet the competing ------------------------ of his situation. ANS: NEEDS

15. Transformational theory states that leadership is the process by which a person engages with others and is able to create a ------------------------------------ that results in increased motivation and morality in both followers and leaders. ANS: CONNECTION

16. Servant Leadership Theory is a conceptualization of leadership that reflects a philosophy that leaders should be ----------------------------------- first. ANS: SERVANTS

17. Decision making on the other hand can be looked at as the ---------------------------- resulting in the selection of a course of action among several alternatives.ANS: COGNITIVE PROCESS

18. The major difference between problem-solving and decision-making is that problem-solving is a ------------------------------- while decision-making is a process.ANS: METHOD

19. A report is ------------------------------------------characterized by information or other content reflective of inquiry or investigation, which is tailored to the context of a given situation, and audience.ANS: DOCUMENT

20. Documentation encourages nurses to assess client’s ----------------------and determine which interventions are effective and ineffective, and identify and document changes to the plan of care as needed.ANS: PROGRESS

21.   -------------------- is the process of attempting to settle a dispute. (Conflict Resolution)

22.   --------------------is an act of controlling and guiding staff in their work.

(Supervision)

23.   The process of establishing goals and a suitable course of action for achieving organizational goals is  Planning

24.   --------------is assigning tasks, grouping tasks into departments, and the allocation of authority and resources among an organization’s members so as to achieve the organization’s goals. (Organizing)

25.   The use of influence to motivate employees to achieve organizational goals Leading

26.   -------------------------- are directives issued from a higher authority and provide a continuous framework for the conduct of individuals in an organization. (Policies)

27.   The process of creating, transmitting, and interpreting ideas, facts, opinions, and feelings between two or more persons is called-----------------

(Communication)

28.   The------------, ----------------- management theory recognizes employees as individuals with concrete human needs, as parts of the work groups, and as members of a larger society. (Behavioural Theory)

29.   The type of leadership style where the leader understands that there is no organization without its people and values the individual characteristics and abilities of each subordinate is called Democratic

30. The act of observing something at regular intervals in order to find out how it is progressing or developing is called Monitoring

31. A distinctive/characteristic manner of performance is Leadership Style

12. The --------------------- management theory is based on the premise that a manager’s preferred actions or approaches depend on the

variables of the situations they face (Contingency Theory)

33.--------------------------- defined as the elevation of an officer from a post with a lower salary scale to one with a higher salary scale (Promotion)

34.---------------------------- is assigning the newly recruited staff to a specific area of service according to institutional needs and competency of staff. (Staff Allocation)

35. The process of analyzing a set of alternatives in order to find a solution to a given problem is called---------------------, -------------- (Problem Solving)

36.       Movement of an organization away from its present state to some desired future state to increase its efficiency and effectiveness is referred to as organizational change)

37. The quantitative management theory uses --------------tools to help plan and control nearly everything in an organization. (Quantitative)

38.……………………………………….. is a document characterized by information or other content reflective of inquiry or investigation, which is tailored to the context of a given situation and audience? (Report).

39.       …………………………….. is the process of using a company's resources in the most efficient way possible (Resource Management)

40.…………………………….. is an ongoing, continuous process of communicating and clarifying job responsibilities, priorities, and performance expectations in order to ensure mutual understanding between supervisor and employee (Performance Management)

41.--------------------- is an incremental step towards achieving a goal (Objective)

42.---------------------- can be regarded as the cognitive process resulting in the selection of a course of action among several alternatives. (Decision making)

43.---------------------- is being economical in terms of tangible benefits produced by money spent (Cost-effectiveness)

44.------------------------ is training expected to produce a specific character or pattern of behavior, especially training that produces moral or mental improvement. (Discipline)

45.--------------, ---------- means any employee the terms of whose employment provide for his payment at the end of each day and who is engaged for a period of not more than six months. (Casual Employee). 

46. The type of communication that occurs between individuals or departments that are not on the same level of hierarchy is called horizontal communication.

47. The process of planning how the income will be used to cover one's expenses is called budgeting.

48. Maintenance is the phase of change where change is maintained and not regressing to old ways.

49. The type of planning conducted by top management and the process of determining the overall objectives of an organization is called strategic planning.

50. Principle is a general belief or truth that is used as a base for reasoning or action or the development of future ideas.

51. Leadership is the process by which an individual influences a group of people to achieve a common goal.

52. Staffing is the management function by which managers build organizations through the recruitment and selection of individuals as capable employees.

53. Planning is the process of setting goals, developing strategies, and outlining tasks to accomplish the goals.

54. A type of verbal communication also referred to as gossip in which the interchange of information does not follow any channels is called grapevine communication.

55. The cognitive process that results in the selection of a course of action among several alternatives is called decision-making.

56. The name of the person who laid down the 14 principles of management is called Henri Fayol.

57. Message is the subject matter originated by the sender.

58. Organization is a social unit of people that is structured and managed to meet a need or to pursue collective goals.

59. A report is a document characterized by information or other content reflective of inquiry or investigation, which is tailored to the context of a given situation and audience.

60. Documentation is any written or electronically generated information about a client that describes the care or service to the client.

61. The process of finding and hiring the best-qualified candidates for the job is called recruitment.

62. The management principle that emphasizes maintaining teamwork in the workplace is called unity of command.

63. The itemized list of tangible goods or property of an institution is called inventory.

64. What is the first step in the decision-making process? Identifying the problem or opportunity.

65. Controlling is the function of management that determines what is being accomplished and applies corrective measures so that performance takes place according to plans.

66. The phase of change where change is maintained to prevent regressing to old practices is called refreezing.

67. The principle of management where one in a leadership position gives direction is called authority.

68. Directive communication is a type of formal communication also referred to as top-down where instructions, directives, and policies flow from up to down at all levels.

69. What is the first step in Kurt Lewin's phase of managing planned change? Unfreezing.

70. Management principles is a collection of ideas that set forth general rules on how to manage a business or organization.

71. Leadership is holding the office or position of a leader.

72. Situation theory stresses the need for one to consider three main factors namely leadership, followers, and situation.

73. Laissez-faire leadership is the leadership style which is referred to as a hands-off style.

74. Job responsibilities are the duties assigned to a position.

75. A change agent is a person who acts as a catalyst and assumes the responsibility for managing the change process.



LEADERSHIP & MANAGEMENT

OBJECTIVE QUESTIONS

1.      Which one of the following is a purpose of health care documentation?

a.      Organization

b.      Communication

c.      Confidentiality

d.      Sign and date the correction

2.      The process of getting activities completed efficiently and effectively with and through other people is called?

a.      Leading

b.      Management

c.      Supervision

d.      Controlling

3.      Which one of the following is an intangible resource in the ward?

a.      Equipment

b.      Finances

c.      Midwives

d.      Skills

4.      As a ward in charge, when you make a complete list 0f items such as property, goods in stock or content of an organization, it is called?

a.      Directory

b.      Summary

c.      Inventory

d.      Ledge

5.      The management function which aims at selecting goals and determining how they can be achieved is called?

a.      Planning

b.      Organization

c.      Direction

d.      Control

6.      When the patient has been discharged with a discharge slip and advised to go to a local clinic for review, such a patient is enjoying her;

a.      Communication

b.      Continuity care

c.      Privacy

d.      Treatment

7.      The most basic pre-requisites to effective delegation is:

a.      Having the right people to delegate to

b.      The manager’s willingness to delegate

c.      The task too enormous

d.      Policy of the organization

8.      The management principle where managers put aside their personal consideration and put organization objectives first is called ?

a.      Individual interest to duty

b.      Manager’s individual interest

c.      Subordination of manager’s interest

d.      Subordination of individual interest

9.      According to Herzberg’s two factor theory, which one of the following can motivate a nurse?

a.      Salary

b.      Recognition

c.      Supervision

d.      Working conditions

10.   In the hospital, a document developed by top management that presents various activities and their corresponding resources over a period of a time is known as:

a.      Action plan interpersonal relationships

b.      Budget

c.      Check list

d.      Protocol

11.   The goals of supervision include all of the following except:

a.      Ensure delivery of high-quality intervention

b.      Create a positive work environment

c.      Develop staff skills and ensure staffs are clear about their role and responsibilities

d.      The supervisor views the workers as individual

12.   A leader who leaves authority to the group members is:

a.      Autocratic leader

b.      Dictatorial leader

c.      Immature leader

d.      Laissez-faire leader

13.   Which one of the following partners in health would you refer the vulnerable women and the children to?

a.      Police station

b.      The hospital

c.      Victim support

d.      Social services

14.   A plan that sets out the future strategy and financial development of a business, usually covering a period of several years is called?

a.      Budget

b.      Business

c.      Strategic plan

d.      Financial plan

15.   Activities undertaken to attract, develop and maintain an effective workforce within an organization is called?

a.      Staffing allocation

b.      Staff training

c.      Human resource management

d.      Staff orientation

16.   Which one of the following is an example of an alternative dispute resolution strategy?

a.      Mediation

b.      Court resolution

c.      Meditation

d.      Own investigation

17.   Examining across all stages of policy from design to implementation and evaluation is called?

a.      Policy formulation

b.      Policy analysis

c.      Policy development

d.      Needs assessment 

18.   The exchange of information between two or more through a medium is called?

a.      Transferring information

b.      Sending

c.      Encoding

d.      Communication

19.   Advantages of delegation include all the following except;

a.      Helps train employees on the job

b.      Speed up decision making

c.      Improves employees self confidence

d.      Eliminate consultation

20.   Which one of the following is a type of organization with rigid and tight procedures, reacts with stringent controls and is reluctant to adapt or change;

a.      Matrix

b.      Bureaucratic

c.      Flat

d.      Organic

21.   The art of influencing and inspiring subordinates to perform their duty willingly, completely and enthusiastically to achieve a common goal is called?

a.      Management

b.      Leadership

c.      Controlling

d.      Organizing

22.   Which one of the following is a reason for budgeting as a ward manager?

a.      Improves absenteeism

b.      Control resources expenditure

c.      Improves cash fluidity

d.      Increase staff turn over.

23.   The ability to exert influence on other people in an organization is referred to as?

a.      Authority

b.      Mandate

c.      Right

d.      Power

24.   A verbal communication skill that states one’s own rights positively without violating upon others rights is called?

a.      Assertiveness

b.      Aggregation

c.      Passive

d.      Passion

25.   Every employee should receive order or direction from only one upward or superior. (Not having two bosses at once). This principle of management is called:

a.      Centralization

b.      Unity of Direction

c.      Unity of Command

d.      Authority

26.   The following are types of organizations except;

a.      Pyramid

b.      Scalar chain

c.      Matrix

d.      Hierarchy

27.   ………………….. is the process of decision-making and the process by which decisions are implemented (or not implemented).

a.      Governance

b.      Leadership

c.      Management

d.      Leadership management and governance

28.   Type of planning done by lower-level managers and is characterized with short-range plans covering a period of one week to one year is;

a.      Intermediate planning/Tactical planning

b.      Strategic planning

c.      Operational planning

d.      All of the above

29.   A general plan of action used to guide a desired outcome/ a guideline or rule used to make decisions is known as…….?

a.      Plan

b.      Policy

c.      Policy analysis

d.      Policy implementation

30.   Leadership styles includes the following except;

a.      Functional leader

b.      Democratic leader

c.      Charismatic leader

d.      S: Situational leader

31.   A type of planning that covers a period of six months to one year and usually done by middle management is called……..?

a.      Intermediate planning/Tactical planning

b.      Strategic planning

c.      Operational planning

d.      All of the above

32.   Which one of the following is NOT a principle of Good Governance;

a.      Solely for a proper purpose.

b.      Transparent.

c.      Free from any conflicts of interest or duty.

d.      Act in the best interests of the organization as a whole.

33.   ……………………..are types of Leaders EXCEPT;

a.      Functional leader

b.      Democratic leader

c.      Charismatic leader

d.      S: Situational leader

34.   As a nurse manager you are expected to perform all the following functions except;

a.      Organizing

b.      Coordinating

c.      Stringent

d.      Staffing

35.   Which one is the correct Process of Policy Development;

a.      Identifying a problem, formulating a policy, Implementing the policy change, and evaluating the result.

b.      formulating a policy, identifying a problem, Implementing the policy change and evaluating the result.

c.      identifying a problem, Implementing the policy change, formulating a policy and evaluating the result

d.      Implementing the policy change, identifying a problem, formulating a policy and evaluating the result.

36.   ……………….is a characteristic of Good Governance.

a.      Solely for a proper purpose.

b.      Transparent.

c.      Free from any conflicts of interest or duty.

d.      Act in the best interests of the organization as a whole.

37.   …………………is not a characteristic of organizational culture.

a.      Its symbolic

b.      Its built

c.      Its patterned

d.      Its adaptive

38.   Which one is disadvantages of e-governance are;

a.      Speed

b.      Saving costs

c.      Transparency

d.      Illiteracy

39.   ………………is a characteristic of an Effective Leader.

a.      Persuasiveness

b.       Assertiveness

c.      Judgement

d.      Integrity

40.   A proper management of the state, society, and resources is called……………?

a.      Good management

b.      Good leadership

c.      Good governance

d.      Good resource management

41.   A qualities of a Good Leader that involves ’’the capacity to set standards of personal and official conduct which will command the respect of others’’ is referred to…?

a.      Persuasiveness

b.       Assertiveness

c.      Judgement

d.      Integrity

42.   Which one is the correct pattern of governance structures and functions in Health from lowest to highest;

a.      Community, provincial, district and national level

b.      Provincial, national, community and district level

c.      National, provincial, district and community

d.      Community, district, provincial and national

43.   The interaction amidst the government and general public is………… interaction.

a.      Government to employees(G2E)

b.      Government to citizen (G2C)

c.      Government to business(G2B)

d.      Government to government (G2G)

44.   …………………………. Is an interdenominational non-governmental organization in Zambia that assists church institution to provide health services to Zambian communities.

a.      Churches Health Association of Zambia

b.      Churches Hospital Association of Zambia

c.      Churches of Zambia

d.      Churches of health institute in Zambia

45.   The following are the principles of corporate governance except;

a.      Transparency

b.      Integrity

c.      Accountability

d.      Responsibility

46.   …………………….is the integration of Information and Communication Technology in all the processes, with the aim of enhancing government ability to address the needs of the general public.

a.      Electrolyte governance

b.      Electronic governance

c.      Elected governance

d.      Public governance

47.   When the exchange of information and services is within the periphery of the government, is termed as;

a.      Government to employees(G2E)

b.      Government to citizen (G2C)

c.      Government to business(G2B)

d.      Government to government (G2G)

 

48.   Which one is not advantages of e-governance are;

a.      Speed

b.      Saving costs

c.      Transparency

d.      Illiteracy

49.   Barriers to Assertive Behaviour includes the following and NOT…

a.      Lack of self-esteem, that is not believing in yourself

b.      Inexperience

c.      Transparency

d.      Lack of confidence

50.   …………………….is ‘internal and external factors that stimulate desire and energy in people to be continually interested and committed to a job, role or subject, or to make an effort to attain a goal.’ 

a.      Problem solving

b.      Innovation and creativity

c.      Delegation

d.      Motivation

51.    The systematic evaluation of the performance of employees and to understand the ability of a person for further growth development is;

a.      Performance assessment

b.      Performance appraisal

c.      Performance audit

d.      Nursing audit

52.   The step-in decision making that involves taking action or making changes to solve the problem is referred to as;

a.      Act of choice

b.      Implementation

c.      Planning

d.      Generating alternatives

53.   The leadership style were the leaders and the workers strictly follow rules, procedures and policies of an organization is called ………………………….?

a.      Bureaucratic leadership style

b.      Autocratic leadership style

c.      Democratic leadership style

d.      Laissez-fare leadership style

54.   Which of the following is the benefit of planning;

a.      Suppress productivity

b.      Increase productivity

c.      Hinders communication

d.      Delays personnel development

55.   Henry Fayol’s principles of management include;

a.      Scalar chain

b.      Having many leaders

c.      Consultation

d.      All of the above

56.   The art used by the nurse in-charge of controlling and guiding nurses to ensure that they practice within their legal, ethical and professional framework is called……………?

a.      Instruction

b.      Supervision

c.      Planning

d.      Delegation

57.   The type of leadership that takes into account other workers opinion, views and ideas is called ;

a.      Laissez-fare

b.      Autocratic

c.      Democratic

d.      People oriented

58.   A complete list of items such as properties, good in stock or content of a building is called;

a.      Directory

b.      Summary

c.      Inventory

d.      Ledge

59.   Method used to reduce stress at work environment is called ;

a.      Time management

b.      Change management

c.      Planning

d.      Controlling

60.   Coming up with an organizational strategic plan is an example of which management function?

a.      Leading

b.      Coordinating

c.      Planning

d.      Organizing

61.   The management function that involves the process of monitoring, comparing and correcting is called?

a.      Controlling

b.      Coordinating

c.      Leading

d.      Organizing

62.   Which one of the following managers is a middle manager?

a.      Ward in-charge

b.      Nursing officer

c.      Principal nursing officer

d.      Principle tutor

63.   The coordination and integration of resources through planning, organization, coordinating and controlling to accomplish a specific institutional goal and objective is known as…………

a.      Staffing

b.      Integration

c.      Management

d.      Communication

64.   The nurse in-charge stress the need for all the employees to follow orders and instructions from her and not from anyone else. which of the following principles does she refer to?

a.      Scalar chain

b.      Unity of direction

c.      Unity of command

d.      Order

65.   People in an organization that are responsible for helping the organization achieve its goals are best referred to as?

a.      Workers

b.      Managers

c.      Employers

d.      Leaders

66.   At what point in decision making process are you required to start the decision process all over again.

a.      Problem identification

b.      Evaluation

c.      Problem analysis

d.      Monitoring

67.   One leadership theory states that ’’leaders are born and not made ‘’, Which refer to which of the following theories;

a.      Trait

b.      Charismatic

c.      Great man

d.      Situational

68.   Which of the following styles best suits a situation when the followers are self-directed, experts and are matured individuals?

a.      Democratic

b.      Authoritarian

c.      Laisseiz-fare

d.      Bureaucratic

69.   The process of determining the over all objectives of an organization is done by;

a.      Lower level managers

b.      Top managers

c.      Mid-level managers

d.      Human resource management

70.   The manager gives incentive for one employee on their extra effort on new project, the power which used in this situation is;

a.      Coercive

b.      Reward

c.      Legitimate

d.      Expert

 

71.   …………………………….is when the manager influences the customary way of thinking and behaving that is shared by the members of the department.

a.      Organizational chart

b.      Cultural network

c.      Organizational structure

d.      Organizational culture

72.   The type of management principle which involves obedience to rules,proper conduct in relation to others and respect for authority is;

a.      Order

b.      Equity

c.      Discipline

d.      Schalar chain

73.   Which one of the following is a fundamental function of leadership?

a.      Judgement

b.      Leading

c.      Influence

d.      Supervision

74.   Which of the following is a purpose of health care documentation?

a.      Organization

b.      Communication

c.      Confidentiality

d.      Sign and date the correction

75.   The process of getting activities completed efficiently and effectively with and through other people is called……………………?

a.      Leading

b.      Management

c.      Supervision

d.      Controlling

76.   What principle of management brings motivation to employees;

a.      Expectancy

b.      Degree of decentralisation

c.      Remuneration

d.      Valence

77.   Equity is management principle that emphasizes on;

a.      Treating employees kindly and alike

b.      Provide unequal opportunities and justice

c.      Providing quality services

d.      Treatment employers with passion

78.   Behavioral theories states that;

a.      Leaders are born

b.      Anyone can be made into a leader

c.      Leadership potential can be measured

d.      Leaders triats

 

79.   Abraham maslow hierarchy of human needs says self-actualization can only be met if;

a.      An individual is motivated

b.      Atleast one human need is met

c.      Atleast 3 of human need should bemet

d.      The other human needs are met.

80.   Abraham maslow theory says that once a human need is satisfied;

a.      It motivates an individual intermittently

b.      It continues to be a motivator

c.      It no longer motivates

d.      Interest about the need ceases

81.   Who among the theorists below studied the functions of management?

a.      Weber

b.      Fayol

c.      Gantt

d.      Barnard

82.   Which management function ensures that each employee’s performance meets the standard ;

a.      Collaboration

b.      Organizing

c.      Planning

d.      Controlling

83.   Autocratic type of leadership style;

a.      Involves employees in decision making process

b.      Allows employees to be independent

c.      Decision making process is shared among the subordinates

d.      Makes decision alone

84.   Which of the following is a positive quality of a good leader?

a.      Dishonest

b.      Respectful

c.      Partial

d.      Ineffective communicator

85.   When a third part is used in conflict management is called?

a.      Accommodation

b.      Negotiation

c.      Mediation

d.      Avoiding

86.   The area of activity and number of functions, people or things for which an individual or organization is responsible for is called;

a.      Spirit de Corp

b.      Span of control

c.      Chain of command

d.      Unit of command

 

87.   ………………………is the art of managing, conducting or supervising of something or an organization.

a.      Management

b.      Controlling

c.      Directing

d.      Dictating

88.   The ward in-charge for labour ward inspires and influence her subordinates to perform their duties. What art is this in-charge employing?

a.      Charismatic

b.      Pastoral

c.      Leadership

d.      Managerial

89.   What management function does the ward in-charge employ when he/her links up with the pharmacy, physiotherapy, and radiological department in order to meet the patient’s need?

a.      Staffing function

b.      Organizing function

c.      Coordinating function

d.      Leadership function

90.   A method that involves the accurate monitoring and recording of inventory levels so that decision can be made is called;

a.      Inventory control terms

b.      Inventory control system

c.      Essential medical and medical control system

d.      Max-min system

91.   An inventory should be conducted;

a.      Routinely as stimulated and when there is suspicion

b.      When there is a new member of staff

c.      When the pharmacist wishes for convenience and for reports

d.      Only after you receive new stock

 

  1. b. Communication
  2. b. Management
  3. d. Skills
  4. c. Inventory
  5. a. Planning
  6. b. Continuity care
  7. a. Having the right people to delegate to
  8. d. Subordination of individual interest
  9. b. Recognition
  10. b. Budget
  11. d. The supervisor views the workers as individual
  12. d. Laissez-faire leader
  13. d. Social services
  14. c. Strategic plan
  15. c. Human resource management
  16. a. Mediation
  17. b. Policy analysis
  18. d. Communication
  19. d. Eliminate consultation
  20. b. Bureaucratic
  21. b. Leadership
  22. b. Control resources expenditure
  23. d. Power
  24. a. Assertiveness
  25. c. Unity of Command
  26. a. Pyramid
  27. d. Leadership management and governance
  28. a. Intermediate planning/Tactical planning
  29. b. Policy
  30. d. S: Situational leader
  31. a. Intermediate planning/Tactical planning
  32. d. Act in the best interests of the organization as a whole
  33. d. S: Situational leader
  34. c. Stringent
  35. a. Identifying a problem, formulating a policy, Implementing the policy change, and evaluating the result.
  36. b. Transparent
  37. d. Its adaptive
  38. d. Illiteracy
  39. d. Integrity
  40. c. Good governance
  41. d. Integrity
  42. d. Community, district, provincial, and national
  43. b. Government to citizen (G2C)
  44. a. Churches Health Association of Zambia
  45. d. Responsibility
  46. b. Electronic governance
  47. d. Government to government (G2G)
  48. d. Illiteracy
  49. c. Transparency
  50. d. Motivation
  51. b. Performance appraisal
  52. b. Implementation
  53. a. Bureaucratic leadership style
  54. b. Increase productivity
  55. a. Scalar chain
  56. b. Supervision
  57. c. Democratic
  58. c. Inventory
  59. b. Change management
  60. c. Planning
  61. a. Controlling
  62. a. Ward in-charge
  63. c. Management
  64. c. Unity of command
  65. b. Managers
  66. a. Problem identification
  67. a. Trait
  68. c. Laissez-faire
  69. b. Top managers
  70. b. Reward
  71. d. Organizational culture
  72. c. Discipline
  73. b. Leading
  74. b. Communication
  75. b. Management
  76. c. Remuneration
  77. a. Treating employees kindly and alike
  78. b. Anyone can be made into a leader
  79. d. The other human needs are met.
  80. c. It no longer motivates
  81. b. Fayol
  82. d. Controlling
  83. d. Makes decision alone
  84. b. Respectful
  85. c. Mediation
  86. b. Span of control
  87. a. Management
  88. c. Leadership
  89. c. Coordinating function
  90. b. Inventory control system
  91. a. Routinely as stimulated and when there is suspicion

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

SECTION B: MATCHING ITEMS

INSTRUCTIONS ALL RESPONSES IN COLUMN I MUST BE USED ONCE.

92.   …….Directing

A.     Generating of action for immediate, short term, medium term and long-term periods

93.   …….Controlling

B.     Arranging the resources, particularly human resources, in the best possible manner.

94.   …….Staffing

C.     Positioning right people right jobs at right time

95.   …….Planning

D.     Communicate and coordinate with people to lead and enthuse them to work effectively together to achieve the plan of the organization.

96.   …….Organizing

E.      Assessing the progress against the plans and making corrections   either in plans or execution

 

F.      Pointing every action towards a mission

 

G.     Devotion to accuse and also to the persons with whom one works.

 

  1. ……Strategic plan
  1. Designed by high- ranking managers and define the broad goals from the organization.
  1. …Operational plan
  1. Flexible plans that set out general guidelines, provide focus, yet allow discretion in implementation.
  1. ….Tactical plan
  1. Plans with time frame for one year or less
  1. ….Directional plan
  1. Plans with time frame extending beyond three years
  1. …Standing plan
  1. Intermediate-range planning that is designed to develop relatively concrete and specific means to implement the strategic plan

 

  1. Contain details for carrying out, or implementing those strategic plans in day-to-day activities

 

  1. Ongoing plans that provides guidance for activities performed repeatedly

 

  1. D. Directing
  2. G. Controlling
  3. C. Staffing
  4. F. Planning
  5. B. Organizing
  6. A. Strategic plan
  7. C. Operational plan
  8. E. Tactical plan
  9. F. Directional plan
  10. G. Standing plan

 

 

 

SECTION C: COMPLETE THE SENTECENCES. (1 MARK FOR EACH).

102.                    ………………….. is a document characterized by information or other content reflective of inquiry or investigation, which is tailored to the context of a given situation and audience.

103.                     ……………….. is any written or electronically generated information about a client that describes the care or service to the client.

104.                    The process of evaluating the quality of nursing care through the review of clinical records made by healthcare professionals is called………………………………..?

105.                     A method for evaluating the quality of nursing care by examining the nursing care as it is reflected in the patient care records for discharged patients is known as………………………………………….?

106.                     …………………………………….is nursing audit performed during ongoing nursing care.

107.                     An action or process of overseeing or watching what someone does or how something is done is referred to as………………………………..?

108.                    . ………………………………..assignment to another person of formal authority and responsibility for carrying out specific activities.

109.                     ……………………….. process of decision-making and the process by which decisions are implemented (or not implemented).

110.                    The process of identifying and grouping the work to be performed, defining and delegating responsibility and authority and establishing relationships for the purpose of enabling people to work most efficiently is called…………………………………?

111.                    The process of linking up different departments and human resources in order to achieve set objectives of an organization is called…………………………?

112.                     The integration of Information and Communication Technology in all the processes, with the aim of enhancing government ability to address the needs of the general public is known as……………………………………………………?

113.                    ………………………………….Is any organization whose membership consist of employees who seek to organize and represent their interest both in the work place and society.

114.                     Negotiation process in which a group of workers, often represented by a labour union, choose a representative to advocate for better of employment is called………………………………..?

115.                    The……………………………………………….management theory focuses on finding the one best way to perform and manage tasks for subordinates.

116.                     The management theory which hold that an organization comprises of various parts that must perform tasks necessary for the survival and proper functioning of the system as a whole is called …………………………………………………?

117.                    The act of making part of something and that groups of people work together in an efficient and organized way is………………………………………?

118.                    …………………………………………….is nursing document on a ward or department which outline work shifts for nursing and support staff. 

119.                    The ability of ward in-charge to make informed and uncoerced decisions on which nurse should attend work shop is termed………………………………………?

120.                     In management, an inner desire to satisfy an unsatisfied need is called……………………………………?

121.                    The ability to speak and stand up for your rights so that you are treated fairly without offending others is termed ………………………………………..?

122.                     ………………………………………………means saying what you mean and meaning what you say, and doing what you say you’re going to do.

1.       A needs assessment

2.       Documentation

3.       Chart audit

4.       Retrospective audit

5.       Concurrent audit

6.       Supervision

7.       Delegation

8.       Governance

9.       Organizing

10.    Coordination

11.    Electronic governance

12.    Labor union

13.    Collective bargaining

14.    Scientific

15.    Systems theory

16.    Coordination

17.    Duty roster

18.    Autonomy

19.    Motivation

20.    Assertiveness

21.    Integrity

  

 LEADERSHIP & MANAGEMENT REVISION

 

GROUP 1

a. i) Define documentation 5%

ii) List any five (5) types of records used in health care systems 5%

b. Discuss the importance of documentation and reporting in nursing practice 35%

c. Outline any five (5) of Henry Fayols principles of management. 25%

d. i) State three (3) types of planning in an organization 15%

ii) Explain any three (3) types of leadership styles 15%

GROUP 2

a) i)Define change 4%

ii) Explain six (6) types of change 24%

b) State the three (3) phases of change 18%

c) Explain five (5) strategies you would use to effect the change 30%

d) Explain six (6) sectors you are going to work with to bring about change in your department 24%

GROUP 3

a) i) Define advocacy 5%

ii) Identify four (4) cooperating partners working with Ministry of Health and explain possible areas of collaboration 16%

b) Explain the five (5) qualities of advocacy 25%

c) Explain the elements of advocacy 30%

d) State any six rights of the patient 24%

GROUP 4

a) State five (5) common causes of conflicts 15%

b) Explain the five (5) conflict resolution methods you would use 25%

c) Describe the decision making process 40%

d) Explain four challenges you would face during the process of making decision 20%

GROUP 5

a) Define the following terms

i) Management 5%

ii) Leadership 5%

b) Discuss four leadership styles 30%

c) Explain five (5) barriers to communication 20%

d) Discuss five (5) management functions 40%

GROUP 6

a) Define the following terms

i. Quality assurance 5%

ii. Quality assessment 5%

b) Discuss four (4) Principles of Quality Assurance 20%

c) Discuss three (3) differences between Quality Assurance and Quality Improvement 15%

d) Discus five types of assessment 20%

e) State three (3) types of relationship 9%

f) Discuss the logistics management pipeline and the information flow under Zambian logistics and supply chain system 20%

g) State the six (6) rights used in commodity and supply chain 6 %

 

GROUP 7

a) Define health information management system 5%

b) Outline four (4) types of health information managed under HMIS. 10 %

c) Discuss six (6) principles of health information management 60%

d) Outline any three (3) types of international technology used in modern medical systems 25%

GROUP 8

a) Define the following

i. Trade union 5%

ii. Define industrial relations 5%

b) Discuss any four (4) types of trade unions 35%

c) State five (5) roles of trade unions 10%

d) Discuss the steps involved in disciplinary procedure 45%

GROUP 9

a) i) Define Communication. 5%

b) Outline two (2) types of Communication that you know. 10%

c) Explain the steps that are involved the communication process. 20%

d) Explain two (2) types of communication channels used in an organization and give examples of each. 35%

e) Discuss six barriers to communication 20%

GROUP 10

a) Define Entrepreneurship 5%

b) State any five (5) principles of entrepreneurship 10 %

c) Discuss the types of partnerships in an enterprise. 30%

d) Describe how to develop a business plan. 40%

e) Discuss five (5) barriers to entrepreneurship 15%

GROUP 11

a) Define the following terms;

i. Delegation 5%

ii. Supervision 5%

b) Discuss the steps that are involved in a successful delegation 35%

c) State any four (4) reasons why managers fail to delegate 12%

d) Discuss six (6) advantages of delegation 18%

e) State four (4) reasons why supervision is important 10%

f) Discuss any three (3) methods of policy analysis 15

 

GROUP 12

You are the in charge in male surgical ward where RN student nurses are allocated and one of their objectives is to learn concepts of leadership and management. You then decide to hold a symposium to teach them on the concepts of leadership and management.

         a)            State five (5) characteristics of a good manager                                                                            10%

         b)            Discuss the three (3) leadership styles indicating 5 characteristics each, when to use them and situations

               when they cannot be used.                                                                                                           50%

         c)            Discuss the following functions of management

                      i.            Planning                                                                                                                             8%

                      ii.           Organizing                                                                                                                         8%

                     iii.          Directing                                                                                                                            8%

                     iv.           Controlling                                                                                                                         8%

                     v.            Staffing                                                                                                                               8

 

GROUP 13

 You are the officer in charge at Kasama Urban Health Centre. The performance assessment which was done by the District Health Management Team for the first quarter of 2018 revealed that you were under performing. You then decided to do internal assessment to ascertain the reasons for underperforming and the results revealed that your subordinates rarely document what they do, including the care of the patient.

a)     (i)  Define  documentation                                                                                            5%

(ii) Define a report                                                                                                        5%

b)     Discuss the importance of documentation and reporting in nursing practice               35%

c)     Describe the decision making process                                                                          25%                                                                                 

d)     (i) State any three types of planning in an organization                                               15%

(ii) Outline the following principles of management

Ø  Unity of Command                                                                                   5%

Ø  Division of Labour                                                                                   5%

Ø  Remuneration                                                                                           5%

 

                         GROUP 14

Leaders in different organizations employ various principles of management as they execute their management functions.

A.     Define Principle.                          6%

B.     Explain eight (8) common principles of management and give examples of how they can be applied.  24%

C.     Outline five (5) management theories that can be used to achieve the goal of the institution    (25%)

D.     Discuss the importance of Organizing and coordination management.                                   45%

 

GROUP 15

Conflict is usually a common problem facing any organization but it need not to be grave in nature and should not prolong unnecessarily if the management knows how conflicts are to be managed and resolved

A.    Define conflict                                5%

B.    Explain five steps involved in conflict resolution and how you can overcome conflict at the institution     25%

C.    Identify and explain five causes of conflicts at the institution  20%

D.    Describe the five characteristics of a conflict                50%

 

GROUP 16

Communication is one of the aspects, which is very cardinal in interpersonal relations.

A.     Define Communication.  5%

B.     Discuss five (5) barriers to communication and how you can overcome them.

C.      With the aid of well labelled diagram explain five (5) components of communication

D.       Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of written and verbal communication.

 GROUP 17

A.    .State the five characteristics of a conflict                                    15%

B.    Explain five steps involved in conflict resolution and how you can overcome conflict at the institution                                                                25%

C.    Identify and explain five causes of conflicts in an  institution       20%

D.    Describe the decision making process                                            40%

                                   GROUP 18

The Nursing officer at chitokoloki mission Hospital has noticed that the Nursing care rendered to the patients is being compromised due to various factors. Therefore, she is planning to come up with measures to improve the quality of care given to patients.

a.      Define   

                                                    i.     Quality assessment                                                                                5%

                                                  ii.     Quality improvement                                                                             5%

b.     Discuss five types of assessments                                                                      25%

c.      Explain the  five factors that can  bring   change in Nursing                                30%

d.     Outline the management functions and how they affect the Nursing practice      35%

GROUP 19

Managers in different organizations base their day to day running of their organizations using the principles of Henry Fayol’s principles of management to attract and retain employees and to ensure they perform at a high level in meeting organizational goals.

e.      Define performance assessment                                                                          5%

f.      Explain the five objectives of performance assessment                                                   25%

g.     Discuss the five theories of management giving examples how they enhance the provision of nursing care                                                                                      40%

h.     Describe how difficulty members of staff can be managed in an organization    20%       GROUP 20

a.       Define Organization

b.     Define a Mission statement

c.      Define a vision

d.     Discuss four (4) types of organizations

e.      Outline the Organogram or the Organization structure of  General Nursing council of Zambia/ the Hospital e.g U TH

f.      Explain the advantages of an organizational structure  



    

 

 

 

                  

                                                           

 

 

 

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