Accountability in Nursing and Midwifery 2nd Edition by Stephen Tilley, Roger Watson ISBN 0632064692 9780632064694

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ISBN 10: 0632064692 
ISBN 13: 9780632064694
Author: Stephen Tilley, Roger Watson

Accountability in Nursing and Midwifery 2nd Table of contents:

1. Introduction

• Historical Perspective

• An Accountant Looks at Nursing

• Accountability and Clinical Governance

• Accountability and the Law

• A Policy Perspective

• An NHS Trust Perspective

• A Manager Speaks

• Caring for Children

• Learning Disabilities

• Midwifery

• Community Nursing

• Mental Health Nursing

• Research

• Conclusion

2. The Development of Nursing as an Accountable Profession

• Introduction

• Historical Perspective

• The British Nurses’ Association

• Mrs Bedford Fenwick

• Professional Registration

• Matrons’ Council of Great Britain and Ireland

• Political Perspective

• Early Registration Bill

• The War

• Registration Act 1919

• Conclusions

3. Accountability and Clinical Governance in Nursing: A Critical Overview of the Topic

• Introduction

• Accountability

• Accountability and Reform

• Clinical Governance

• Conclusion

4. Accountability and Clinical Governance

• Introduction

• Clinical Governance

• Why Do We Have Clinical Governance?

• Poor Care

• Short Cuts

• Trust

• Conclusion

5. The Legal Accountability of the Nurse

• Introduction

• The Concept of Accountability and the New NHS

• Accountability Is Not Irrelevant

• Labels Can Obscure Meanings

• Ideas Behind the Label

• This Chapter

• Legal Accountability

• Interests, Rights and Duties: The Role of the Law

• The Ms B. Case

• Dispute Resolution, Compensation and Punishment

• Establishing Nursing Negligence

• Vicarious Liability

• The Aim of the Law: Compensation

• Clinical Negligence Law Today: All Change?

• Regulation, Deterrence and Education: The Role of the Law

• Evidence-Based Healthcare and the Courts

• The Scandals of Recent Years

• The Law Affects All Aspects of Nursing

• The Various Forms of Accountability

• Accountable to Whom?

• Accountability and Sanctions

• The Allocation and Management of Healthcare Resources: The Nurse’s Role

• A Conflict of Accountability

• The Role of the Law: Legal Accountability

• Cases of Resource and Negligence

• Conclusion

6. Accountability and Clinical Governance: A Policy Perspective

• Introduction

• Background: The NHS Pre-1997

• The Labour Government’s Challenge

• Practising Within an Era of Increasing Accountability

• Towards a Modern and Dependable NHS: The Labour Government’s Response

• Accountability and Clinical Governance

• Organisational Accountability

• Reflections on the Broader Policy Context

• Conclusion

7. Accountability in NHS Trusts

• Introduction

• Clinical Governance

• Responsibilities of Trusts

• Professional Self-Regulation

• A Systematic Approach to Decision Making

• Implications for Practice

• Conclusion

8. Accountability and Clinical Governance in Nursing: A Manager’s Perspective

• Introduction

• Background Context

• Clinical Governance as a Concept

• The Meaning of Clinical Governance

• Our Interpretation of Clinical Governance

• Has Clinical Governance Made a Difference?

• Clinical Governance and Its Impact at Board Level

• Clinical Governance Structures as a Vehicle for Change

• Clinical Governance and People Governance

• Clinical Governance and Its Impact on Nursing

• Clinical Governance and Cultural Change

• Sharing Good Practice

• Evidence-Based Practice – The Reality

9. Working with Children: Accountability and Paediatric Nursing

• Introduction

• Definition of Paediatric Nursing

• Ability

• Obligations

• Involving Parents

• Autonomy of Children

• Authority

• Free Will and Choice

• Power and Political Action

• Responsibility

• Responsibilities for Treatment

• Consequences of Responsibility

• Responsibility of Parents and Children

• Conclusion

10. Accountability and Clinical Governance in Learning Disability Nursing

• Introduction

• Clinical Governance in Learning Disability Nursing and Guidelines for Practice

• Consent

• Interdisciplinary Working

• Evidence-Based Practice

• Advocacy

• Autonomy

• Relationships

• Confidentiality

• Risk Assessment and Management

• The Challenges of Effectively Implementing Clinical Governance in Services for People with Learning Disabilities

• Fragmented Partnership Working

• User and Carer Involvement

• The Spectrum of Need

• Quality of Life

• Solutions to the Barriers Associated with Implementing Clinical Governance in Learning Disability Services

• Conclusion

11. Where Does the Buck Stop? Accountability in Midwifery

• Introduction

• What Is Meant by Accountability?

• To Whom Is the Midwife Accountable?

• Institutional Accountability

• Accountability to the Woman

• Personal Accountability

• Professional Accountability

• Hierarchy of Accountability

• Accountability and Autonomy

• What Are the Prerequisites for Accountable Midwifery Practice?

• What Are the Implications of the Midwife Being Accountable?

• Conclusion

12. Accountability in Community Nursing

• Introduction

• Organisational and Policy Issues Affecting the Accountability of Community Nursing

• Current Issues in Community Nursing

• Resource Allocation and Skill Mix

• Delegation and Skill Mix

• Legal and Professional Issues in Community Nursing

• Clinical Governance

• Clinical Effectiveness and Evidence-Based Practice

• Role Developments

• Nurse Prescribing

• Primary Healthcare and Public Health Nursing

• Conclusion

13. Clinical Governance, Accountability and Mental Health Nursing: An Emergent Story

• Introduction

• Review of Themes from Tilley (1995)

• The Centrality of the Topic

• Accounts

• Accounting

• Accountability

• Accountability and Clinical Governance

• The Role of the Mental Health Nurse in Clinical Governance

14. Accountability in Nursing Research

• Introduction

• Research as a Responsibility of an Accountable Profession

• Accountability in Nursing Research

• Nurse Researchers as Nurses

• The Importance of Accountability in Research

• To Whom Are Nurse Researchers Accountable?

• Accountability to the Sponsor

• Accountability to Research Ethics Committees

• Accountability to Research Participants

• Accountability to Research ‘Gatekeepers’

• Accountability To (and Of) the Profession

• Accountability to the Wider Public

• Tensions of Multiple Accountability

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