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Published on: February 19, 2021
Showcasing leadership exemplars to propel professional practice model implementation
Susan Storey1, Elizabeth Linden, Mary L Fisher
1St Vincent Women's Hospital, Indianapolis, Indiana 46260, USA. slstorey@stvincent.org
Abstract:
Implementing a professional practice model is a highly complex organizational change that requires expert leadership to be successful. What are the aspects of successful leadership in implementing such a practice change, and how can those behaviors be transferred to other leaders? The authors describe qualitative research that examined this question by interviewing key leaders who are seen by peers as exemplifying the components and intent of one professional practice model. Using their responses to educate peers is seen as a method to expand their best practices. The authors recommend methods to disseminate these best practices in other organizations.
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