The Effect of Nursing Leadership on Hospital Nurses?? Professional Practice Behaviors
JONA The Journal of Nursing AdministrationPublished 1 July 2005
Milisa Manojlovich
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By providing more access to structural empowerment factors for staff, strong unit-level nursing leadership may also influence nurses' self-efficacy, which in turn leads to more professional practice behaviors.
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Nurses may be able to practice more professionally when they perceive strong nursing leadership. By providing more access to structural empowerment factors for staff, strong unit-level nursing leadership may also influence nurses' self-efficacy, which in turn leads to more professional practice behaviors.
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Health ProfessionsNursing
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