Leadership is a crucial skill for all nurses. Delegating appropriate tasks to nursing assistants, solving problems in your workplace, and coordinating care between multiple medical specialties are all examples of when nurses have to employ leadership skills.
Patients depend on knowledgeable nurses with solid leadership attributes. High-quality patient care requires that nurses take a proactive approach to ensuring the medical team operates as a unit, and it takes a leader to advocate for patients, coworkers, and oneself.
In this course, you’ll learn how to delegate tasks and navigate conflict. You’ll also learn more about the interdisciplinary health team, management principles, and cost-effective strategies for patient care.
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Very organized and clear teaching. Easy to understand and follow along.
Love the lecture prepare us nurses on communicateing with the communitie an getting ready for the medical field
Very good school glad to have attended Lecturio nurseing encourage others to enroll very cool instructors
She takes the right approach. Respect and dignity are very important.