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    Joyce J. Fitzpatrick, Celeste M. Alfes.
    Summary: "We have been teaching leadership for years, both formally and informally, modeling the way for new nurse leaders at all levels. We have been encouraged by the leadership roles that graduates have assumed, charting new territory in healthcare delivery, in academic leadership and in policy changes within society. We firmly believe that management and leadership skills can be taught. This conviction, and the fact that there was no comprehensive leadership and management book that met our teaching needs, led us to prepare this book. Graduate nursing students in management and leadership courses will benefit from the wisdom imparted in each chapter by distinguished nurse leaders. We know that this book will lead to substantial changes in how nurses view themselves and the leadership roles they can embrace in the future"-- Provided by publisher.

    Contents:
    Section I. Introduction. Leading in challenging times / Angela S. Prestia
    Professionalism / Germaine C. Nelson
    Nurse manager and leader competencies / Linda Q. Everett and Benjamin J. Farber
    Section II. Relational leadership in practice. The importance of relationships / Mary Beth Modic and Amy Windover
    Emotional intelligence / Mary T. Quinn Griffin and Lauraine Spano-Szekely
    Relationship-based leadership theories / Rosanne Raso and Rae Jean Hemway
    The coaching and mentoring process / M. Lisa Hedenstrom and Susan Dyess
    Section III. Innovative and expanding models of care delivery. Value based contracting / Kristine Adams and Nicholas Engelhardt
    Population and community health : leveraging leadership and empowering nurses to understand and positively impact social determinants of health / Natalia Cineas and Donna Boyle Schwartz
    Telehealth / Noreen B. Brennan
    Innovation / Cole Edmonson and Tim Raderstorf
    Section IV. Organizational analysis. Structures, processes, and organizational goals / Deidre O'Flaherty and Mary Joy Garcia-Dia
    Strategic development and planning / Moreen Donahue
    System perspectives for organizations / Michele P. Holskey and Reynaldo R. Rivera
    Section V. Essential management issues. Quality and safety / Mary Cathryn Sitterding and Amy Dee Wilson
    Information management and big data / Andrew P. Reimer
    Human resource management / MariLou Prado-Inzerillo and Bertha Ku
    Section VI. Healthcare finance and budgeting. Macro components of healthcare financing / Nathanial Schreiner and Todd Nelson
    Developing financial acumen for nurse leaders / Deborah J. Stilgenbauer
    Section VII. Governance. Board leadership and responsibilities / Kimberly J. Harperand and Laurie S. Benson
    Relationships between board and management / Pamela Austin Thompson
    Section VIII. Special topics. Unanticipated transitions / Theresa L. Champagne and Ashley M. Carlucci
    The nurse leader's role in philanthropy / Kate Judge
    Section IX. Case studies for nurse managers and executives. Comprehensive case studies
    Comprehensive case study 1: Human-centered leadership / Kay Kennedy, Lucy Leclerc, and Susan Campis
    Comprehensive case study 2: Effective mentoring through relational leadership / K. David Bailey and Joseph P. De Santis
    Comprehensive case study 3: Telehealth / Mary Joy Garcia-Dia
    Comprehensive case study 4: Nurse-led innovation to reduce occupational heat stress of operating room personnel / Jill Byrne
    Comprehensive case study 5: Leadership to drive quality through direct-care nurse feedback using an electronic health record dashboard / Anne Pohnert and Mary A, Dolansky
    Comprehensive case study 6: Resiliency / Deirdre O'Flaherty and Mary Joy Garcia-Dia
    Comprehensive case study 7: Main hospital : perioperative transition unit / Garry Brydges
    Comprehensive case study 8: Finance / Nathanial Schreine and Stuart Downs
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