Healthcare Leadership Practices: How to Conquer Nursing Shortages by Improving Engagement and Retention...

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Dr Ursula Bell

Healthcare Leadership Practices

How to Conquer Nursing Shortages by Improving Engagement and Retention

Dr Ursula Bell

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Higgins Publishing
01 November 2022

Personnel & human resources management; Medical ethics & professional conduct; Medicolegal issues; Nursing sociology; Nursing management & leadership

Healthcare Leadership Practices book is a nursing management and transformational leadership book. Effective nurse management is essential to increase engagement and nurse retention. This nurse management book explores the root causes of the enduring nursing shortages and its effects in the current healthcare environment. Healthcare Leadership Practices reveals transformational leadership and nursing strategies that conquer nurse shortages. Healthcare Leadership Practices: How to Conquer Nursing Shortages by Improving Engagement and Retention, explores the root causes of the enduring nursing shortages, its effects in the current healthcare environment, and strategies to conquer the shortages. Appropriate nurse staffing levels are critical to providing optimal quality of care, proactively and effectively mitigate clinical risks, and maintain safe environments of care for patients. Why is the nursing shortage taking such a long time to resolve? What role can healthcare organizations play to stop the bleeding, engage nurses, and increase retention in the nursing workforce? In this book, Dr. Bell leverages results of an outstanding study at a 493 bed Magnet-designated acute care hospital to shed perspectives from clinical professionals on plausible strategies to curb the nursing shortage. The establishment, sustainability and standardization of processes and strategies that support nurses' work environments rest upon the shoulders of healthcare leaders. She confirms that fixing the nursing shortage is not easy but we can begin resolving the problem by understanding what nurses say will motivate them, curb attrition, and increase engagement and retention rates. Organizational culture, leadership practices and shared values are significant in the engagement and retention of nurses. Clinical leadership styles need to evolve to incorporate leadership practices that are desirable for nursing work environments.

By: Dr Ursula Bell
Imprint: Higgins Publishing
Dimensions: Height: 229mm, Width: 152mm, Spine: 17mm
Weight: 417g
ISBN: 9781941580707
ISBN 10: 194158070X
Pages: 310
Publication Date: 01 November 2022
Audience: General/trade , ELT Advanced
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active

Dr. Bell is an American healthcare scholar who has been working in the field for over two decades, serving various hospitals across North America in leadership and executive roles. A recipient of academic and professional awards, she has conducted research on the enduring nursing shortage and its correlation with leadership and patient safety while consulting, mentoring and speaking nationally. Dr. Bell currently works for a healthcare organization and enjoys spending time with her husband and their two daughters.