Talent Management in Nursing An Exploratory Case Study Of One Acute NHS Trust
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1 Talent Management in Nursing An Exploratory Case Study Of One Acute NHS Trust Sue Haines DHSci (Part time Sixth Year) University of Nottingham Supervisors: Dr Stephen Timmons & Dr Hannah Noke
2 Aims Background and relevance to practice Aim Methods Results Discussion Conclusions
3 Personal Motivation The ward sister has told me I am too clever to be a nurse and that I should consider medicine
4 Specialities? Wards? Units? Educator? Manager? Researcher? Practitioner? Community? Newly Qualified Staff Nurse
5 What is Talent Management? attracts, develops and retains high potential and high performing individuals (Blass,2007) right skills in the right place Under researched, inconsistently defined and poorly evaluated (Garman and Glawe, 2004; Lewis and Heckman, 2006; Capelli, 2008; McDonnell, 2011)
6 Talent Management Talent management is the systematic attraction, identification, development, engagement/retention and deployment of those individuals who are of particular value to an organisation, either in view of their high potential for the future or because they are fulfilling business/operation-critical roles (CIPD,2010)
7 Continuum of TM Approaches Inclusive Model Open to all Exclusive Model Selective Staff engagement and participation. Shared Governance Individuals can self nominate Top talent pool selected by Management / Board Individuals selected based on recommendation, performance
8 NHS Leadership Academy (2014) Inclusive Talent Management Talent Management should consider all individuals in an organisation. It should cover the development they require, the value they bring, and the position(s) that best suit their skills currently and into the future within an organisation and/or elsewhere in their career journey.
9 Learning From The Literature Talent A socially constructed concept Talent Management Contextual to different organisations, occupations and influenced by philosophical beliefs of leaders An organisational process, Core components Not just about succession planning Lack of discourse within nursing literature
10 Core Components of Talent Management Define Talent Evaluating Talent Attract Talent Cyclical Process Managing Talent Develop Talent (Adapted from; Talent Management Loop, Tansley et al, 2007)
11 Nursing must attract, develop and retain high potential and high performing individuals with the right values and behaviours
12 Study Aims To gain new insights and knowledge into how TM is emerging as a concept within nursing, in an exploratory investigation within one acute NHS Trust. To explore nurses perceptions, lived experiences and possibilities of TM.
13 Objectives To identify how participants define talent in nursing To identify what participants see as the challenges of talent management and how talented nurses can be effectively attracted, developed and retained To identify areas for further research and contribute to the emerging debates on TM in nursing in a wider national and international context
14 Research Questions 1. How is talent defined within nursing? 2. What are the challenges of attracting, developing and retaining talented nurses in an acute NHS organisation?
15 Exploratory Case Study Large Acute NHS Trust Data Collection - Qualitative Knowledge constructed within a social context 1:1 Interviews: Executive Board Members Focus Groups: Core clinical nursing roles World Café consultation exercise
16 Embedded Case Study Design CONTEXT CASE (Multiple units of analysis) 1 to 1s (n=3) F1 F5 F2 F6 F3 F7 F4 F8 Focus Groups (n=57) Wider Consultation world café style (n=229) Organisation Policy, Reports and NHS Staff Survey Documentary Sources
17 Purposive Sample Core Clinical Nursing Roles Band 7 Ward Sisters, Specialist Nurses, Practice Development Matrons Band 6 Deputy Sisters, Specialist Nurses Band 5 Staff Nurse Practitioners
18 Results: Thematic Analysis Three Core Themes Nursing as Talent Career Development Ward Leadership & Culture
19 How is talent defined in nursing?
20 Four Domains of Nursing Talent Leadership Qualities A Person-Centered Approach Professional Knowledge and Skills Personal Values
21 Nursing As Talent Nursing as Talent I just don t think we use the word talent and I don t know why that is I suppose caring isn t a talent really is it) its part of you (6: its intrinsic to you) (FG3 WS) it s a multitude of different skills (FG1 NQ) there is a core sort of way that they approach things which is thoughtful, a thirst for knowledge, a wanting to do things differently. (Exec.3)
22 Nursing Talent a Contested Concept Negative media image People don t know what nurses do.. (FG8 SN) Nursing as Talent Reclaim pride in our profession (FG7 PDM) Excellence not recognised only what hasn t been achieved (FG5 NS) Recognition of talent important (FG1 NQ) Not just about senior bands, high fliers or those who shout the loudest.
23 The Invisibility of Nursing Careers What are the career pathways? (FG5) Career Pathways You don t know, what you don t know (FG7) it s not always about soaring higher (FG5) Lack of clinically focused career pathways Lack of awareness clinical academic & education career pathways Need for careers guidance Appraisals key
24 Ward Sister/ Line Manager - Key Talent Developer Gatekeeper to opportunities (FG6) Manager can Nurture or Block (FG8) Developing talent is not high on the (NHS) agenda Ward Leadership and Culture you re in the office...you don t see it. An appraisal is only as good as the person that s appraising you.. (FG3)
25 Organisational Culture Talent as a disruption talent sometimes gets squashed because it s seen as outside of the norm, so praise is more about conforming to what the ward already does and what they want, whereas talent sometimes is seen as a discrepancy that needs to be got rid of.. (FG6)
26 Consultation World Café Style (n=229) Consistent agreement with all themes Emphasised: An inclusive approach to talent development Engage and Involve Staff Nurses Value & recognise the Band 5 Staff Nurse role - pivotal impact on patient experience
27 Discussion The Individual Motivators, strengths, career aspirations. The invisibility of nursing careers Contextual Nature of Talent. Recognise and reward Feeling valued and engaged Managers as talent developers Skills as talent spotters and coaches. Knowing team as individuals. Personal motivation Organisational Context - Valuing SN role, valuing diversity. Career ladders v climbing frames, Workplace culture of learning. Promote positive images and role models
28 Conclusion Further study of TM in nursing recommended Nursing Workforce Priority Organisations need to attract, develop & retain nursing talent to meet changing healthcare needs; global nursing workforce shortages, specialists, educators, clinical academic careers. Clearer Nursing Career Pathways integral to that aim. Organisational Culture Change - Inclusive Talent Management (NHS Leadership Academy 2014)
29 Thank You For
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