Nursing Studies - The Nurse as Team Leader and Teacher

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Equivalent to FETAC: Level 5 | Equivalent to QCF (UK): Level 3

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By Publisher: AMEDD Center and School | Factsheet

The essential role of nurse as caregiver is well recognised but the modern nurse can also be a team leader and healthcare teacher. This free online nursing course provides an overview of the varied dimensions associated with the practical nurse as team leader within the healthcare setting. The course defines team nursing as well as reviewing the types of leadership styles employed and their impact on team performance and productivity levels. Additionally, the learner is introduced to the practical nurse as teacher within the healthcare setting. Key elements of the course encompass teaching and learning strategies, factors which affect learning and steps in the teaching-learning process. The importance of preparation, lesson planning and evaluations to ensure effective delivery of the learning programme are outlined. This free online nursing course will be of great interest to healthcare practitioners and those learners who wish to develop their understanding of the varied and multi-dimensional role of the modern nursing professional.

Modules in Nursing Studies - The Nurse as Team Leader and Teacher

Learning Outcome

Learning Outcomes: - Identify factors which define Team Nursing; - Identify the responsibilities of a Team Leader; - Understand type of Leadership styles employed; - Cite factors that determine Productivity levels; - Identify steps in the teaching learning process; - Identify Steps in the Learning Process; - Understand Factors which affect Learning; - Identify principles for effective teacher-learning; - Identify three types of learning; - Understand the Teaching Strategies that are effective with types of Learning;

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Comments & Reviews

  • Gertrude Mwewa Mwansa - United Kingdom

    2013-05-04 16:05:56

    Course Module: Module 1: The Nurse as Team LeaderCourse Topic: Introduction to the Nurse as Team LeaderComment: It clearly illustrates how best a team leader should interact with her collegues

  • Muhammad Aledeh - Austria

    2013-05-01 17:05:14

    Course Module: Module 3: Nurse as Leader and Teacher AssessmentCourse Topic: Nurse as Team Leader and Teacher AssessmentComment: Management and Leadership are elements of one another. Although both are being commonly used interchangeably and assumed to mean one and same. Management is the art and science of organising, planning and controlling, but not without a significant level of leadership. Leadership is however an element of management, with a key capability of strategically leading by motivating. It should also be noted that some leaders are weak managers and vice versa.

  • Muhammad Aledeh - Austria

    2013-05-01 17:05:05

    Course Module: Module 3: Nurse as Leader and Teacher AssessmentCourse Topic: Nurse as Team Leader and Teacher AssessmentComment: Management and Leadership are elements of one another. Although both are being commonly used interchangeably and assumed to mean one and same. Management is the art and science of organising, planning and controlling, but not without a significant level of leadership. Leadership is however an element of management, with a key capability of strategically leading by motivating. It should also be noted that some leaders are weak managers and vice versa.

  • Muhammad Aledeh - Austria

    2013-04-25 00:04:56

    Course Module: Module 1: The Nurse as Team LeaderCourse Topic: Team Leader ResponsibilitiesComment: A flexible, painless and fun-way of learning that motivates you to effect your real-world work-life with learning outcome. I am definitely going to recommend it to my peers who might be interested in updating their wealth of knowledge.

  • Ayeni Kehinde Mary - United Kingdom

    2013-04-13 17:04:28

    Nurse is very important person in the health sector.Nurses are basically the backbone of hospital treatment.