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D J del Bueno

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At least 19 recordsLinked to original sources
PubMed1993

Competence, criteria, and credentialing.

Nurse executives, administrators, and managers are constantly being challenged by the changes in healthcare. Although it sometimes seems there is really nothing new, proactive visionary nurse administrators can rediscover, redesign, and redirect their own and others' activities to achieve organizational effectiveness. Such approaches require periodic examination of all strategies and practices--past, present, and future--for their relevance, practicality, and success. The editors of "Executive Development" reflect on topics important to organizational life.

Credentialing↗
PubMed1991

The possible, the probable, and the unlikely: forecasting the future.

Nurse executives, administrators, and managers are constantly being challenged by the changes in healthcare. Although it sometimes seems there is really nothing new, proactive visionary nurse administrators can rediscover, redesign, and redirect their own and others' activities to achieve organizational effectiveness. Such approaches require periodic examination of all strategies and practices--past, present, and future--for their relevance, practicality, and success. The editors of "Executive Development" reflect on topics important to organizational life.

Forecasting↗
PubMed1991

Managers: function and form in the new organization.

Nurse executives, administrators, and managers are constantly being challenged by the changes in healthcare. Although it sometimes seems there is really nothing new, proactive visionary nurse administrators can rediscover, redesign, and redirect their own and others' activities to achieve organizational effectiveness. Such approaches require periodic examination of all strategies and practices--past, present, and future--for their relevance, practicality, and success. The editors of "Executive Development" reflect on topics important to organizational life.

Humans↗
PubMed1990

Evaluation: myths, mystiques, and obsessions.

Nurse executives, administrators, and managers are constantly being challenged by the changes in healthcare. Although it sometimes seems there is really nothing new, proactive visionary nurse administrators can rediscover, redesign, and redirect their own and others' activities to achieve organizational effectiveness. Such approaches require periodic examination of all strategies and practices--past, present, and future--for their relevance, practicality, and success. The editors of "Executive Development" reflect on topics important to organizational life.

Employee Performance Appraisal↗
PubMed1990

Experience, education, and nurses' ability to make clinical judgments.

Del Bueno makes us think anew about some old assumptions concerning the relationship of experience, education, and clinical judgment. In spite of our prejudices in one direction or another, del Bueno's study shows more within-group differences than between-group differences. Additionally, the author shows the potential for use of video simulation in making judgments about clinical decision making.

Clinical Competence↗