Academic Hospital Study Finds Moderate Toxic Leadership Among Nurse Managers
A cross-sectional study of 275 registered nurses in Iranian academic medical centers found an overall moderate level of perceived toxic ...
A cross-sectional study of 275 registered nurses in Iranian academic medical centers found an overall moderate level of perceived toxic ...
A scoping review of 15 Saudi studies finds that heterogeneous measurement tools and sampling methods prevent the establishment of a ...
A cross-sectional survey of 339 intensive care unit nurses in China demonstrates that perceived toxic leadership is negatively associated with ...
A new qualitative meta-synthesis reveals how anticipated consequences, perceived futility, and relationship preservation drive organizational silence among clinical nurses, highlighting ...
A published case report describes how stage-specific integrated nursing management supported a 39-year-old woman's transition from ECMO and renal replacement ...
A cross-sectional survey of 464 early-career nurses in five Chinese tertiary hospitals found that inclusive leadership was positively associated with ...
A cross-sectional survey of 850 emergency nurses in China found that more intensive and proactive social media use was linked ...
A case report describes how a 10-year-old girl with protein S deficiency survived a massive pulmonary embolism on ECMO using ...
An integrative review of 10 studies found associations between favourable organisational conditions, improved care processes and nursing-sensitive outcomes in long-term ...
A latent profile analysis of clinical nurses identifies three distinct psychological resilience groups and links emotional support, instrumental support, turnover ...
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