Management of Care
NCLEX-RN glossary · Management Of Care
Definition
The highest-weighted Client Needs domain (15-21%) covering the nurse's role in coordinating and directing care.
Management of Care in plain English
Emphasizes the critical nature of clinical leadership, delegation, and ethical supervision in safe practice. A common mistake is confusing administrative delegation with the transfer of total nursing accountability.
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