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    • Nursing Administration
    • Health Policy

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    • Nurses are a highly trusted profession tasked with meeting diverse health needs.
    • The Institute of Medicine advocates for interprofessional collaboration to redesign U.S. healthcare.
    • Nurses can contribute to healthcare decision-making by serving on governing boards.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To identify essential competencies for nurses in board leadership roles.
    • To emphasize the importance of developing board leadership skills for nurses.
    • To provide a tool for assessing and enhancing board readiness among nurses.

    Main Methods:

    • Competency identification through literature review and expert consensus (implied).
    • Development of a board leadership self-assessment tool.
    • Highlighting the role of continuing education in competency development.

    Main Results:

    • Key competencies for nurse board leaders include communication, planning, engagement, collaboration, decision-making, financial stewardship, organization, advocacy, and visionary skills.
    • Board competency development is a continuous process starting in nursing education.
    • A self-assessment tool is available to guide nurses' professional growth in board leadership.

    Conclusions:

    • Nurses possess the potential to significantly impact healthcare through board service.
    • Continuous development of specific competencies is vital for effective nurse board leadership.
    • Educational initiatives and self-assessment are key to preparing nurses for board roles.