Leadership Styles
Directive, controlling, or Authoritarian
What is Autocratic Leadership
Expected of health-care professionals. Honest, law-abiding, and trustworthy.
What is Integrity?
a process that gives people an opportunity to reflect and construct personal knowledge
What is Interpersonal Communication?
Development of MAGNET hospitals
Who is Linda Aiken?
OSHA
What is the Occupational Safety and Health Administration?
Participative
What is Democratic Leadership
Good ideas are not enough. You must act on those good ideas.
What is Initiative?
An individual's own code for acceptable behavior
What are Morals?
Advocated for autonomy of Nursing Practice
Who is Virginia Henderson?
IOM
What is the Institute of Medicine?
Permissive or Nondirective
What is Laissez-faire Leadership?
The ability to see a problem as an opportunity
What is Optimism?
Implies "Truthfulness"
What is Veracity?
First African American RN
Who is Mary Eliza Mahoney?
ANA
What is the American Nurses Association?
This leader listens attentively to others, recognizes unspoken concerns, acknowledges others' perspectives, and brings people together
What is Emotional Intelligence Leadership?
Don't give up easily. Continue efforts when others are tempted to stop trying.
What is Perseverance?
Loyalty; the promise to fulfill all commitments
What is Fidelity?
Who is Florence Nightingale?
NSNA
What is the National Student Nurse Association?
Involves deciding how one ought to remain honest, fair, and socially responsible under any circumstances.
What is Moral Leadership?
All aspects of life are equally important; mental and emotional steadiness
What is Balance?
A violation of personal and professional ethics.
What is Moral Distress?
Known for the courageous fight to make birth control information available to everyone who need or want it.
Who is Margaret Sanger?
NINR
What is the National Institute for Nursing Research?