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Management development: preparing nurse managers for the future. Part 2, program evaluation

D E Henninger¹, L W Jones, C A Baumgardner

¹Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, MD.

The Journal of Nursing Administration

|July 1, 1994

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This study evaluates a nurse manager development program, detailing its effectiveness and offering insights for future nursing leadership initiatives. The findings support the ongoing need for structured development in nursing management.

Area of Science:

Nursing Management
Healthcare Administration
Leadership Development

Background:

The previous part of this series outlined the necessity and conceptual model for a nurse manager development program.
Nurse manager roles are critical for healthcare quality and operational efficiency.

Purpose of the Study:

To evaluate the effectiveness of a nurse manager development program.
To identify implications for future nursing leadership training and development.

Main Methods:

Program evaluation methodologies were employed.
Data analysis focused on program outcomes and participant feedback.

Main Results:

The evaluation results indicate the program's impact on nurse manager competencies.

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Specific areas of success and opportunities for enhancement were identified.

Conclusions:

The nurse manager development program demonstrated positive outcomes.
Recommendations are provided for refining and expanding future leadership development efforts in nursing.