Chiefs on the floor!

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“It is this nurse’s opinion, that all executive nurse management from the top level to lower level, should be able to lead from the front and be able to care for patients on the floors under their management to comprehend the real time needs of the units, staff and patients. This nurse recommends that all Nurses, in all levels of the nurse management hierarchy be required to care for a team of patients, consistent with an average workload and acuity for a staff nurse on that floor, on the units they manage. Therefore, it is being proposed that Nursing Management should directly care for patients for no less than 24 hours per fiscal quarter (8 hours per month) to maintain their competencies. This requirement would allow executive nurse management to lead and relate to staff in facilities they manage.“

 

https://www.change.org/p/nursing-management-and-nursing-organizations-support-our-nurses

Specializes in school nurse.

...been saying this for years.

Specializes in Occupational Health Nursing.

I don't think this is the answer to issues. I'm sure that they know what their unit or the team their managing needs, they just all are having a hard time executing it. Remember that aside from them, there a higher people who has the final say to all that they will propose. Just saying..

ha ha! I have NEVER seen this and probably never will.

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