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1096 related items for PubMed ID: 18080627

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    Rudolfsson G, von Post I, Eriksson K.
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  • 67. Staff engagement: it starts with the leader.
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  • 68. Priorities and challenges of health system chief nursing executives: insights for nursing educators.
    Arnold L, Campbell A, Dubree M, Fuchs MA, Davis N, Hertzler B, Talarek D, Wessman J.
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    Kramer M, Schmalenberg C.
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    Ramos MC.
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  • 73. When the nurse manager must help staff cope with change.
    Davidhizar R, Shearer R, Dowd SB.
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  • 74. Ten ways to the top.
    Perrotto A, Grossman MB.
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  • 79. Make transformational leadership work for you.
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  • 80. Team behavioral norms: a shared vision for a healthy patient care workplace.
    Parsons ML, Clark P, Marshall M, Cornett PA.
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