トランザクション分析スケールのトルコ版の有効性と信頼性の研究:看護師マネージャーのサンプル

Ayla Tisinli1, Seyda Saydamli1, Merve Bat Tonkuş1

  • 1Faculty of Health Sciences, Nursing Department, Istanbul Yeni Yuzyil University, Istanbul, Türkiye.

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まとめ

管理職のためのトルコのトランザクション・スタイル・インベントリ (TSI-M) は,看護師マネージャーのエゴ状態を評価するための有効で信頼できるツールです. この適応は,医療におけるリーダーシップ開発とコミュニケーション訓練を支援します.

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