Health Care System Transformation for Nursing and Health Care Leaders Implementing a Culture of Caring Anne Boykin, PhD, MN Savina Schoenhofer, PhD, MEd, MN Kathleen Valentine, PhD, RN, MS

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Health Care System Transformation for Nursing and Health Care Leaders Implementing a Culture of Caring Anne Boykin, PhD, MN Savina Schoenhofer, PhD, MEd, MN Kathleen Valentine, PhD, RN, MS SECT... ION I. PREPARING FOR THE DANCE OF CARING PERSONS: WHY TRANSFORMATION IS NEEDED AND WHY CARING IS THE ESSENTIAL VALUE TO GUIDE SUCCESSFUL TRANSFORMATION 1. Challenges to the Effectiveness of Health Care Systems 3 Response by Zane Robinson Wolf 2. The Dance of Caring Persons: A Values-Based Model for Health Care Systems Transformation 25 Response: Group Dialogue by Rev. Ruth W. Black, W. Richard (Rick) Boyte, Ralph Didlake, Susan Shands Jones, and Mary Mixon 3. Cultural Factors That Infl uence Transformation 51 Responses by Wendy Bailes and Suzanne C. Beyea SECTION II. PRACTICAL RELEVANCE OF THE MODEL AT ALL LEVELS OF THE SYSTEM 4. Readiness for Health Care System Transformation 81 Response by Nancy Hilton 5. Gathering and Applying Resources: Action Toward Practice Change 109 Response by Valerie Fong SECTION III. STRATEGIES FOR CREATING A TRANSFORMATIONAL CULTURE OF CARING IN HEALTH CARE SYSTEMS 6. Transforming the Organizational Mission 133 Response by Janet Y. Harris 7. Transforming Leadership Structures and Processes 147 Responses by Raymond Barfi eld and Karen Olsen 8. Transforming Communication Processes 175 Response by Donna Linette 9. Prizing, Valuing, and Growing: Outcomes Reframed 193 Response by Marian C. Turkel SECTION IV. RESOURCES Resources by Chapter 213 Reading List 219 Index 227 [Show More]

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