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M J Hern-Underwood1, L L Workman
1University of Cincinnati College of Nursing and Health, OH 45221.
Abstract:
Given today's technical and demanding patient care system within the hospital organization, there is a need for head nurses as nurse managers to be ever more attuned to the climate of their staff. In a study of 34 nurse managers in seven pediatric hospital organizations across a midwestern portion of the United States, an analysis of Fiedler's Leader Match Scales showed the significance of group climate on retention.
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