Sentence examples for nurse executives from inspiring English sources
Pamela Thompson, chief executive of the American Organization of Nurse Executives, a subsidiary of the American Hospital Association, said it was "an accepted practice" for nurses to work 12-hour shifts.
Nurse executives are leading in a time of unprecedented change.
Nurse executives need to examine the scope and nature of the change we are facing during this period of turmoil and ambiguity, in order to develop effective strategies for leading organizations and the profession into the future.
The core curriculum focuses on strengthening leadership, enhancing the ability to lead change, developing innovative strategies for addressing challenges in the health care system, and the need for continued life-long learning to sustain the next generation of successful nurse executives.
The challenge for managers and nurse executives of burn centers is to understand the intervening factors and their impacts on these burn nurses' responses to burnout.
Despite that term nursing productivity is an old concept used daily by nurse executives, there is little clarity and consistency in how it is used [ 6].
"They're extremely respectful of patients and their family members," said Diane Aroh, Montefiore's chief nurse executive.
During the session, Mr. Battle, the medical center director, said the hospital was recruiting a new medical director and a new nurse executive.
The data, based on annual hospital rankings compiled by U.S. News and World Report, included only three hospital chief executives with nursing experience, so it's not clear how hospitals perform with a nurse executive versus a traditional manager.
Doreen K. Begley, nurse executive with the Nevada Hospital Association, said studies had determined that Nevada would need 680 new nurses every year for the next eight years to keep pace with the population growth.
Andrew MacCallum, RCHT nurse executive, said: "I would extend my sincere condolences to Mr Law following the death of his wife.
