Write 15 pages with APA style on Dynamics in the Management Expectations of the Nurse Managers.

Write 15 pages with APA style on Dynamics in the Management Expectations of the Nurse Managers. Staffing, as one of the roles of the nursing managers, includes the acquisition of staff on full time and/or part-time nursing assistants who act as the ‘eyes and ears of the registered nurses/ nurse managers’. The health institutions can decide to take on board a nurse manager to take on the role of taking charge of the full-time nursing assistants and have another taking charge of the part-time nursing assistants. At the same time, a nurse manager might be in charge of both the full time and the part-time nursing assistants. In both cases, dealing with either category of the nursing assistants has its own challenges which must be tackled differently. This business research report will undertake to explain the differences in the management and performance skills for nurse managers dealing with the full-time nursing assistants and those dealing with part-time nursing assistants. The areas that will be addressed by this business report include areas where nursing management is needed. the skills needed for the profession. the differences in management that results from nursing managers taking on either part time or full time assistant nurses. the differences in skills required in dealing with either part-time or full time nursing assistants. and the nature of work performed by the nursing managers. The results yielded by the study conducted included. the existence of differences in management roles as well as skills in managing full time and part-time nursing assistants. the vast health-related field in which the nursing management career has importance and is utilized. and the critical work performed by the nurse managers which resonates around administration issues as well as areas of communication. The following business research report is an in-depth capture of the differences in management and skills requirements for the nurse managers who manage either the part-time or full-time nurse assistants.