Financial and Business Management for the Doctor of Nursing Practice

Labor Management Institute, Inc., (LMI) is delighted to announce the publication and release of Financial and Business Management for the Doctor of Nursing Practice, 3^rd Edition. The book editors are KT Waxman and Mary Lynne Knighten. This award-winning resource is the only text to focus on the financial and business skills needed by students in DNP programs.

ChrysMarie Suby is author of Chapter 5: Budgeting in Acute Care Settings. The focus of this chapter provides the Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) executive nurse leader in acute care settings with the most essential skills and tools to develop and oversee the management of annual Full Time Equivalent (FTE) budgets coupled with the translation of FTEs into annual and daily hours and shifts for employee scheduling, daily staffing, and management reporting. These essential skills and tools will help the DNP executive nurse leader to successfully oversee care delivery models and workforce management, promote healthful work environments and safe workplaces, formulate programs to encourage work-life balance, develop recruitment and retention strategies and measure and meet healthcare outcomes.

LMI is pleased to have negotiated a 25% discount for the purchase of the Financial and Business Management for the Doctor of Nursing Practice, 3^rd Edition from Springer Publishing. Visit www.springerpub.com, use code LMI25 to receive your 25% discount.

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Heather McCrohan

Ms. McCrohan is a Certified Resource Leader and has more than eight years healthcare experience in financial budgeting, employee scheduling, staffing and resource management. Areas of expertise include workload measurement, productivity management, and resource management. She has assisted in evaluating and defending nurse staffing resources to senior leadership. Ms. McCrohan is publication manager of the nationally recognized newsletter Perspectives of Staffing and Scheduling© (PSS™) and the Labor Management Institute’s PSS™ Annual Survey of Hours Report©. Ms. McCrohan graduated from the University of Phoenix with a Bachelors in Business and her MBA from Bethel University. She is a member of the International Organization of Schedulers, Staffers and Resource Leaders (IOSSRL) and the Workforce Educational Organization (WEO).