Think Like a CEO: Leadership Skills for Nurse Educators and Administrators to Transform EducationFoster, ElaineFoster, Elaine
The ability to lead and be the voice for other nurses, the bridge between policy and practice, leading change or becoming a change agent, are also factors that contribute to the betterment of a nurse. Leadership can afford the nurse with practical skills and knowledge to understand the bus...
It also suggests that strong leadership is needed at a clinical level. The literature identifies a number of skills deemed to be essential for clinical leadership, some of these are difficult to achieve through pre-registration nurse education as they relate to an awareness of the structures and ...
Leadership skills development among nurse practitioners.Judkins, SFriedrichCuntz, A
Instead of prioritizing nursing care interventions for her own two-patient assignment, the manager prioritizes staffing patterns based on the skills needed by the entire patient population. Whereas staff members use every resource available to meet patient needs, nurse managers must allocate resources ...
Nurse Managers play a vital role in the day-to-day operations of healthcare facilities. They are responsible for ensuring that their teams are well-supported and that patient care is delivered efficiently and effectively. This role requires strong organizational skills, as well as the ability to ...
Leadership Development: Nurse Faculty Shortage-Can We Model the Way? (41st Biennial Convention) A mentor-mentee relationship allows for continuous feedback and self-exploration. Thus the mentee can learn leadership skills. This Nurse Faculty Mentored Leadership Development project is a vehicle for the...
In addition, leaders are responsible for creating a positive future. If nurse leaders are to be successful in this process, they would benefit from knowing trends that are projected for the future, reflecting on the kinds of skills that are needed to meet the challenges presented by those ...
To successfully function in the next century, a nurse will need to develop leadership characteristics. The needed characteristics include (1) changing view of clients, (2) managing the environment, (3) being a visionary, (4) utilizing sophisticated communication skills, and (5) using "new" reso...
As a nurse, a lot of people are counting on you. If you work with or train nurses, much also depends on your ability to impart these leadership skills to them, so that they can carry them back to their hospitals and other medical settings. When they do, they improve medical teams, pa...