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[Inclusion of interpersonal competence in the formation of the nurse manager]
Denize Bouttelet Munari1, Ana Lucia Queiroz Bezerra
1Faculdade de Enfermagem da Universidade Federal de Goiás. denize@ufg.br
Abstract:
This article presents reflections about the necessity to include the development of interpersonal competence in the process of the nurse manager formation. It points up a trend of contemporary management and the importance of the construction of interpersonal relationships as base for the actions of a manager. The inclusion of interpersonal competence in this way can influence in the transformation of the nurse manager practice and in the formation of a leader who can evaluate and measure the problems in a global way and perform her/his role with security and transparency.
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