Ethical Long-Term Care
Apply management theory, concepts, and models to examine ethical best practices in long-term care administration and to foster performance excellence.
Ethical management in long-term care administration involves integrating principles, theories, and models to uphold high standards of care and organizational performance. Here’s how management theory can guide ethical best practices and foster performance excellence:
- Ethical Leadership (Transformational Leadership):
- Theory Application: Transformational leadership emphasizes inspiring and motivating staff through vision and ethical behavior.
- Practice: Administrators set clear ethical standards, communicate values, and empower staff to deliver compassionate care. They foster a culture of integrity and accountability, promoting ethical decision-making at all levels.
- Stakeholder Theory:
- Theory Application: Stakeholder theory suggests that organizations should consider the interests of all stakeholders, including residents, families, staff, and the community.
- Practice: Long-term care administrators prioritize resident well-being and quality of life, involve families in care planning, and ensure staff welfare and professional development. They engage with the community to understand and address local needs…
Ethical management in long-term care administration involves integrating principles, theories, and models to uphold high standards of care and organizational performance. Here’s how management theory can guide ethical best practices and foster performance excellence:
- Ethical Leadership (Transformational Leadership):
- Theory Application: Transformational leadership emphasizes inspiring and motivating staff through vision and ethical behavior.
- Practice: Administrators set clear ethical standards, communicate values, and empower staff to deliver compassionate care. They foster a culture of integrity and accountability, promoting ethical decision-making at all levels.
- Stakeholder Theory:
- Theory Application: Stakeholder theory suggests that organizations should consider the interests of all stakeholders, including residents, families, staff, and the community. (Ethical Long-Term Care)
- Practice: Long-term care administrators prioritize resident well-being and quality of life, involve families in care planning, and ensure staff welfare and professional development. They engage with the community to understand and address local needs…
