Nursing leadership, can it meet the marketplace needs?
This study consisted of audio-taped interviews with ten nursing administrators from ten work sites in St. John's Newfoundland. The research design combined critical ethnography and critical theory, which together comprised an intensive research design” outlined by Morrow (1994). This design all...
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ftmemorialuniv:oai:research.library.mun.ca:5152 2023-10-01T03:57:39+02:00 Nursing leadership, can it meet the marketplace needs? Downton, Patricia 1997 application/pdf https://research.library.mun.ca/5152/ https://research.library.mun.ca/5152/1/Downton_Patricia.pdf https://research.library.mun.ca/5152/3/Downton_Patricia.pdf en eng Memorial University of Newfoundland https://research.library.mun.ca/5152/1/Downton_Patricia.pdf https://research.library.mun.ca/5152/3/Downton_Patricia.pdf Downton, Patricia <https://research.library.mun.ca/view/creator_az/Downton=3APatricia=3A=3A.html> (1997) Nursing leadership, can it meet the marketplace needs? Masters thesis, Memorial University of Newfoundland. thesis_license Thesis NonPeerReviewed 1997 ftmemorialuniv 2023-09-03T06:45:11Z This study consisted of audio-taped interviews with ten nursing administrators from ten work sites in St. John's Newfoundland. The research design combined critical ethnography and critical theory, which together comprised an intensive research design” outlined by Morrow (1994). This design allowed a small number of case studies (ten) to be considered in terms of a great number of individual properties in order to examine nursing leadership for its potential, skills and use within the health care systems. Nursing is undergoing social change and increased pressure from the government, nursing associations and the marketplace making it imperative that nursing meet a mandate for leadership. -- The thesis is divided into six chapters. Chapter one gives the introduction: Chapter two provides a literature review; Chapter three, the research design and methodology; Chapter four is comprised of the lived experiences of the informants; Chapter five is an interpretative analysis of chapter four and includes document analysis; and, Chapter six provides a more intensive analysis of chapter four. Bolman and Deal (1991) and O’Toole (1995) provide a critical theory in-depth analysis of nursing leadership in organizations affected by change. Recommendations are included. -- The research study showed that nurses are providing leadership in multiple settings but nursing leadership is difficult in the present times of change. There were indications that nurse leaders still face asymmetrical patterns of power and privilege, with dominance exercised by the medical profession. This dominance was cited as a key factor in nurses ability to determine their future roles in the emerging new structures of health care delivery. -- The study could not fully address nurses' ability to meet the current marketplace needs because the changes to health care are still too recent, with rapid changes still occurring. Two themes did arise from the study. Does the health care system want or value nurses as leaders? Do nurses and the health care system ... Thesis Newfoundland Memorial University of Newfoundland: Research Repository Morrow ENVELOPE(-81.566,-81.566,50.550,50.550) |
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This study consisted of audio-taped interviews with ten nursing administrators from ten work sites in St. John's Newfoundland. The research design combined critical ethnography and critical theory, which together comprised an intensive research design” outlined by Morrow (1994). This design allowed a small number of case studies (ten) to be considered in terms of a great number of individual properties in order to examine nursing leadership for its potential, skills and use within the health care systems. Nursing is undergoing social change and increased pressure from the government, nursing associations and the marketplace making it imperative that nursing meet a mandate for leadership. -- The thesis is divided into six chapters. Chapter one gives the introduction: Chapter two provides a literature review; Chapter three, the research design and methodology; Chapter four is comprised of the lived experiences of the informants; Chapter five is an interpretative analysis of chapter four and includes document analysis; and, Chapter six provides a more intensive analysis of chapter four. Bolman and Deal (1991) and O’Toole (1995) provide a critical theory in-depth analysis of nursing leadership in organizations affected by change. Recommendations are included. -- The research study showed that nurses are providing leadership in multiple settings but nursing leadership is difficult in the present times of change. There were indications that nurse leaders still face asymmetrical patterns of power and privilege, with dominance exercised by the medical profession. This dominance was cited as a key factor in nurses ability to determine their future roles in the emerging new structures of health care delivery. -- The study could not fully address nurses' ability to meet the current marketplace needs because the changes to health care are still too recent, with rapid changes still occurring. Two themes did arise from the study. Does the health care system want or value nurses as leaders? Do nurses and the health care system ... |
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