Optimizing Nurse Engagement: Using Liberating Structures for Nursing Professional Practice Model Development
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Published on: February 16, 2011
Michele Price Holskey1, Reynaldo R Rivera
1Author Affiliations: Assistant Professor (Dr Holskey), Coastal Carolina University, Conway, South Carolina; Assistant Clinical Professor (Dr Rivera), Columbia University School of Nursing, New York; and Magnet Consultant (Dr Holskey) and Director of Nursing Research and Innovation (Dr Rivera), NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital.
Abstract:
Nurse leaders seek effective strategies to engage nurses in decision-making when striving for clinical excellence. When leaders cultivate safe environments, nurses are encouraged to discover new knowledge and innovations. In our institution, nurse leaders designed a systematic guide using Liberating Structures to empower nurses to develop a professional practice model.
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