从领导力发展的系统审查建议,以支持一个新的护理实践模式。

IF 1.8 4区 医学 Q2 NURSING Journal of Nursing Administration Pub Date : 2023-12-01 DOI:10.1097/NNA.0000000000001363
Lozay Foots, Pauline A Swiger, Judy Orina, Caitlin Marley Campbell, Mariyam Javed, Patricia Hodson, Patricia A Patrician
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目的:为了开发一种新的护理实践模型,以供美国军队使用,研究人员旨在根据当前文献为护理领导力发展提供循证建议。背景:护理领导的作用有许多含义,包括更好的护士和病人的结果。因此,一个可操作的建议汇编告知如何发展有效的护士领导可能有助于当前和有抱负的护士领导。方法:系统检索5个数据库,检索2001 - 2020年发表的相关文献。结果:78篇文章被综合成5个广泛而可行的领导力发展建议清单。结论:领导力发展对当前和未来的护士领导至关重要。从这次审查中确定的建议可以帮助培养领导者。领导者可以使用这些建议来指导领导力培训计划,参与自我发展,或开始继任计划。
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Recommendations From a Systematic Review of Leadership Development to Support a New Nursing Practice Model.

Objective: To develop a new nursing practice model for use within the US military, researchers aimed to create evidence-based recommendations for nursing leadership development based on current literature.

Background: The role of nursing leadership has many implications, including better nurse and patient outcomes. Therefore, an actionable compilation of recommendations informing how to develop effective nurse leaders could be helpful for current and aspiring nurse leaders.

Methods: Researchers conducted a systematic literature review of 5 databases searching for relevant articles published from 2001 to 2020.

Results: Seventy-eight articles were synthesized to develop a list of 5 broad yet actionable recommendations for leadership development.

Conclusions: Leadership development is essential for current and future nurse leaders. The recommendations identified from this review can assist in developing leaders. Leaders can use these recommendations to guide leadership training initiatives, engage in self-development, or begin succession planning.

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