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Leadership in Correctional Nursing: The First Step.
1College of Nursing, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah, USA.
Summary
Correctional nurses require leadership skills for their vital role. Developing these skills involves self-reflection to articulate core values and beliefs in a Personal Professional Philosophy Statement.
Area of Science:
- Nursing
- Healthcare Leadership
- Correctional Healthcare
Background:
- Correctional nurses provide essential healthcare to incarcerated populations.
- Beyond direct care, nurses are increasingly expected to assume leadership roles.
- Leadership is a core competency in nursing, emphasized by professional organizations.
Purpose of the Study:
- To highlight the importance of leadership skills for correctional nurses.
- To guide correctional nurses in developing their leadership capabilities.
- To assist nurses in articulating their values and beliefs through a Personal Professional Philosophy Statement.
Main Methods:
- Exploration of personal inspiration and motivation.
- Guidance on articulating core values and beliefs.
- Development of a Personal Professional Philosophy Statement.
Main Results:
- Leadership skills are fundamental for correctional nurses.
- Introspection and contemplation are the first steps in leadership development.
- A Personal Professional Philosophy Statement enhances credibility.
Conclusions:
- Correctional nurses must cultivate leadership skills.
- Articulating personal values and beliefs is crucial for effective leadership.
- The Personal Professional Philosophy Statement serves as a tool for leadership development and credibility building.
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