Performance Evaluation Of Administrators By Faculty In Selected Baccalaureate Programs In Nursing
Purpose of the study was-to evaluate performance effectiveness of administrators by faculty in selected National League for Nursing accredited programs. The research questions focused on congruity in perceptions of Performance Effectiveness in relation to Performance of selected administrative activ...
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Scholarly Commons
1984
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| Online Access: | https://scholarlycommons.pacific.edu/uop_etds/3063 https://scholarlycommons.pacific.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=4062&context=uop_etds |
| Summary: | Purpose of the study was-to evaluate performance effectiveness of administrators by faculty in selected National League for Nursing accredited programs. The research questions focused on congruity in perceptions of Performance Effectiveness in relation to Performance of selected administrative activities, Importance of the activities, Administrative Styles used by the administrator to achieve departmental goals, and maintaining Institutional Milieu.
The modified DECA (Departmental Evaluation of Chairperson Activities) was used for data collection. Data analyses were based on 478 DECA-Faculty Reactions to Chairperson Activities and 60 DECA-Chairperson Information Forms.
ANOVA results indicated three of the seven faculty variables and two of the nine administrator variables had significant effect on selected faculty ratings of the administrator Performance Effectiveness. Significant mean differences between faculty and administrator self-ratings were found in four out of the twelve subscales. Pearson correlation showed significant coefficient in one of the subscales and four out of the twelve subscale ratings were negatively correlated. |
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