Educating for leadership: a programme designed to build a responsive health care culture

Journal of Nursing ManagementPublished 1 January 2010

Karyn Paterson, Amanda Henderson, ALISON TRIVELLA

DOI10.1111/j.1365-2834.2009.01065.x

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TL;DR

Clinical leadership education needs to directly link with clinical areas to engage staff at the commencement of employment, and support them through their career trajectory, so that a systematic pathway of professional development is fostered.

Abstract

Clearly delineated progressive pathways for leadership development are essential to encourage lifelong reflection and learning that directly impacts on health care quality.

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MedicineHealth ProfessionsNursing

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