Vision 2020, part I: profile of the future nurse leader.
The demand for knowledgeable and skilled nursing leaders at the first, middle, and executive levels of management in healthcare organizations drove a multi-phased project about the kinds of nurse managers who will be needed in the future and their educational needs. This first article in a two-part series describes seasoned nurse leaders' opinions about the educational preparation, experiences, and competencies desired in nurse managers for the year 2020.
Scoble
Kathleen B
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Graduate Program, Nursing Administration, University of Massachusetts, Boston 02125, USA. kbscoble@aol.edu
Russell
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