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Factors Promoting and Hindering Performance of Unit Nurse Managers at Kamuzu and Queen Elizabeth Central Hospitals in Malawi

Factors Promoting and Hindering Performance of Unit Nurse Managers at Kamuzu and Queen Elizabeth Central Hospitals in Malawi

... that nurse managers in selected Malawian hospitals lacked material resources and this affected delivery and the quality of nursing ...that nurse managers identified material and human ...

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Perceptions on the role and importance of soft skills or relevant competencies on the performance of nurse managers in hospitals

Perceptions on the role and importance of soft skills or relevant competencies on the performance of nurse managers in hospitals

... of nurse managers is extremely important, (b) mere existence of competencies is ...a Nurse Managers’ Competency Survey emerging from the study is a significant contribution to both the ...

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The lived experiences of clinical nurse managers regarding moral distress

The lived experiences of clinical nurse managers regarding moral distress

... on nurse managers’ experiences of moral ...clinical nurse managers encounter moral challenges and conflicts, their responsiveness to their organization, colleagues, and patients and their ...

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Role Expectation of Nurse Managers in Geriatric Health Services Facilities

Role Expectation of Nurse Managers in Geriatric Health Services Facilities

... of nurse managers, we performed a factor analysis (promax rotation) that excluded items that had many overlapping fac- tors, taking a load of ...to nurse manager were categorized by meaning of the ...

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Perceptions on the role and importance of soft skills or relevant competencies on the performance of nurse managers in hospitals

Perceptions on the role and importance of soft skills or relevant competencies on the performance of nurse managers in hospitals

... on nurse managers’ perceptions in public and private hospitals in Gauteng in SA on retention of professional nurses does confirm that a combination of poor working conditions, long and inconvenient working ...

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Peer to Peers Nurse Managers’ on Supporting Structures and Systems they Support in a Resource: Constrained Setting in Kenya

Peer to Peers Nurse Managers’ on Supporting Structures and Systems they Support in a Resource: Constrained Setting in Kenya

... 3. Nurse manager: - The Roles versus the Job: The nurse managers strongly believed that duplication of roles existed in the then work ...a nurse manager, I don’t think that there should be ...

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First line nurse managers’ roles and involvement in continuing professional development of nurses

First line nurse managers’ roles and involvement in continuing professional development of nurses

... of managers into top managers, middle managers, and operational managers (Saljughi, ...Operational managers or supervisors are at the lowest levels of a company’s management and are ...

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The Association of Gender, Age, and Coping with Internalizing Symptoms in Youth with Sickle Cell Disease

The Association of Gender, Age, and Coping with Internalizing Symptoms in Youth with Sickle Cell Disease

... entitled Nurse Managers’ Reflections on Newly Licensed Registered Nurses’ Interrupted Individual and Organization Transitions to Professional Practice, examines the participating managers’ ...

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Involvement of Patients’ Families in Care of Critically Ill Patients at Kenyatta National Hospital Critical Care Units

Involvement of Patients’ Families in Care of Critically Ill Patients at Kenyatta National Hospital Critical Care Units

... from nurse managers (ward in charges and nurse counselors) rather than the primary care nurses who they preferred join them at the bedside when they visited the patient to address their ...care ...

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Perceptions about work environment among the Staff Nurses working at Government General Hospital, Chennai-3 ANANTHAPRIYA, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR, AMITY COLLEGE OF NURSING, GURGAON.

Perceptions about work environment among the Staff Nurses working at Government General Hospital, Chennai-3 ANANTHAPRIYA, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR, AMITY COLLEGE OF NURSING, GURGAON.

... between nurse managers and staff nurses, and the relationship between nurses' perceptions of the ...and managers participated from two Midwestern ...Perceived Nurse Work Environment Scale ...

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The role of New Zealand intensive care nurses in ventilation management : a thesis submitted in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Philosophy in Nursing at Massey University, Wellington, New Zealand

The role of New Zealand intensive care nurses in ventilation management : a thesis submitted in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Philosophy in Nursing at Massey University, Wellington, New Zealand

... methodology to the earlier work in ANZ by Rose et al. (2008) and examined the role of the ICU nurse in ventilation management. To date, this is the largest study to describe inter-professional role responsibility ...

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Nursing Leadership Learning in Practice: A Four Stage Learning Process

Nursing Leadership Learning in Practice: A Four Stage Learning Process

... phrases used to describe desired behaviours included: Being persistent, being a ‘people person’ and being fair. One participant described being fair as “I always try to be fair and consistent. Like if I make a decision ...

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How Staff RNs Perceive Nurse Manager Roles

How Staff RNs Perceive Nurse Manager Roles

... Purpose: Nurse managers’ behaviors and job satisfaction are commonly addressed in the literature; how- ever, registered nurse perceptions of nurse manager behaviors provide a unique ...

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Fostering nursing through management : a critical approach : a thesis presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts in Nursing Studies at Massey University

Fostering nursing through management : a critical approach : a thesis presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts in Nursing Studies at Massey University

... In the midst of changing health care management, increased management responsibility for charge nurses/nurse managers, and proposed and actual changes to the clinical career structure of[r] ...

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The (un)desirability of hybrid managers as ‘controlled’ professionals : comparative cases of tax and healthcare professionals

The (un)desirability of hybrid managers as ‘controlled’ professionals : comparative cases of tax and healthcare professionals

... hybrid nurse managers at ward level in a hospital context to improve care of older people (Currie et ...hybrid managers, with data gathering equally taking place in each hospital ...

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Classifying nursing organization in wards in Norwegian hospitals: self-identification versus observation

Classifying nursing organization in wards in Norwegian hospitals: self-identification versus observation

... ward nurse managers in Norwegian hospitals responded to questions about nursing organization in their wards, and what they called their organizational ...primary nurse-dominated wards and 38 wards ...

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The impact of emotionally important social identities on the construction of a managerial leader identity : a challenge for nurses in the English National Health Service

The impact of emotionally important social identities on the construction of a managerial leader identity : a challenge for nurses in the English National Health Service

... that nurse managers were able to overcome emotional ...five managers disassociated themselves from their past experience as a nurse, rather that they no longer associated their ‘true self’ ...

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Towards fully facilitated discrete event simulation modelling:Addressing the model coding stage

Towards fully facilitated discrete event simulation modelling:Addressing the model coding stage

... A major re-organisation of resource-configuration and patient flows through the Surgery and Neurological division’s operating theatre suites was being planned. This change was imminent, and senior management wished to ...

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Enhancing nurse leadership through research, education and training

Enhancing nurse leadership through research, education and training

... Clinical governance, which was introduced in 1998 (Department of Health 1998, Harvey, 1998) is a new way of working that affects all nurses working in any healthcare setting, especially the NHS. The government has ...

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USP  Compliance: A Hazardous Drug Safe Handling PPE Toolkit for Infusion Nurses

USP Compliance: A Hazardous Drug Safe Handling PPE Toolkit for Infusion Nurses

... Retention of nurse managers at all levels is a challenge to healthcare organizations. In a Northern California San Francisco Bay Area health system, the 2014 to 2018 nursing voluntary turnover rates were ...

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