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"Financial Management for Nurse Managers: Merging the Heart with the Dollar" is an essential resource for current and aspiring nurse managers. This book integrates financial theory with practical applications tailored specifically for the nursing profession. It addresses the unique challenges faced by nurse leaders in managing budgets, understanding financial reports, and making cost-effective decisions while maintaining high-quality patient care. The 5th edition reflects the latest trends and changes in healthcare finance, ensuring that nurse managers are well-equipped for the evolving landscape.
The book is authored by Dr. Steven A. Finkler, Dr. David M. Ward, and Judith J. Baker, who are knowledgeable experts in healthcare financial management. The ISBN for this edition is 978-1284232213. Published by Jones & Bartlett Learning, it combines theory with real-world scenarios, offering insights that are both practical and relevant for nurse managers. Each chapter is designed to enhance understanding and application of financial principles, making it a vital tool for effective leadership in nursing.
Key topics covered in this edition include budgeting, financial reporting, cost analysis, and the impact of financial decisions on clinical outcomes. The authors emphasize the importance of not only understanding financial aspects but also balancing them with the compassionate care inherent to nursing. This dual focus enables nurse managers to deliver optimal patient care while ensuring the financial viability of their departments.
This comprehensive text serves as a foundational reference for those involved in healthcare administration and management. By merging financial acumen with the heart of nursing, the authors provide nurse leaders with the knowledge required to navigate the complexities of healthcare finance effectively. Ultimately, "Financial Management for Nurse Managers" empowers nurse managers to cultivate a financially sound environment that prioritizes patient care and organizational success.
