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    • Nursing Leadership
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    Background:

    • Staff engagement is crucial for organizational success in healthcare.
    • Motivating nursing staff in dynamic healthcare environments presents challenges.
    • Initiatives promoting culture, empowerment, and growth are vital for clinical excellence.

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  • Assessment of nursing staff participation in shared governance.

    • Main Results:

    • The VCR strategy led to improved participation of nursing staff in shared governance.
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    • The strategy proved effective in fostering meaningful and sustainable engagement.

    Conclusions:

    • The VCR strategy is a focused approach to enhance nursing staff involvement.
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