The Effectiveness of Charge Nurse Training on Leadership Style and Resiliency

LeeAnna Spiva1, Stephan Davis, Jill Case-Wirth

  • 1Authors Affiliations: Assistant Vice President (Dr Spiva), Senior Vice President and Chief Nurse Executive (Mrs Case-Wirth), Business Consultant Enterprise Project Management (Miss Ahlers), Wellstar Health System, Inc, Atlanta, Georgia; Clinical Assistant Professor (Dr Davis), Georgia State University, School of Nursing, Atlanta; Assistant Professor (Dr Hedenstrom), Kennesaw State University, School of Nursing, Georgia; Vice President/Chief Nursing Officer (Mrs Hogue), Executive Director of Nursing Inpatient Services (Dr Thurman), Manager Professional Practice (Mrs Knotts), Wellstar Paulding Hospital, Hiram, Georgia; Vice President/Chief Nursing Officer (Mrs Box), Manager Professional Practice (Mrs Berrier), Wellstar Douglas Hospital, Douglasville, Georgia; and Executive Director Professional Practice (Mrs Jones), Wellstar Kennestone Hospital, Marietta, Georgia.

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