presented by Linda M. Shell, DNP, MA, RN
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Linda M. Shell, DNP, MA, RN
Dr. Linda Shell is an advanced practice nurse, consultant, and educator with a passion for developing leaders, delivering quality care, and challenging the status quo of long-term care. As principal of lindashell.com, she collaborates with organizations on education, leadership development, building resilience, fall prevention, dementia programming, and sleep improvement. Dr. Shell has served on…
Read full bio1. Introduction to Management
This chapter will be an introduction to effective people management, and it will discuss the motivation behind learning good people management skills. There will be a practical scenario that serves as an example of what not to do in order to manage people effectively. There will also be an overview of what will be covered within the course.
2. Seven Steps of Effective People Management: Steps 1-3
This chapter will review steps one through three of the seven steps of effective people management, which includes setting clear expectations, providing technical details, and communicating openly. A practical scenario will demonstrate the first three steps of effective people management.
3. Seven Steps of Effective People Management: Steps 4-6
This chapter will review steps four through six of the seven steps of effective people management, which includes offering feedback and recognition, asking for input, and being informative. A practical scenario will demonstrate these steps of effective people management.
4. Final Step of Effective People Management: Care for Yourself
The final chapter will discuss the final step of effective people management: caring for yourself. The practical scenario in this chapter will show the conclusion of the one-on-one meeting that has been covered throughout the course – as well as illustrate the final step. There will also be a brief summary of what was taught in this course.