Nurse Leader
Volume 7, Issue 4 , Pages 2-3, August 2009

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    Features
    22Across Borders: Leading Nursing Internationally
    Jean Dols, PhD, RN, NEA-BC
    The ability to accept, adopt, and integrate varying cultures is a strength nurse leaders bring to the international setting.
    25CNO Succession Planning: A Case Study
    Carol A. Watson, PhD, RN, CENP, and Beth Houlahan, MSN, RN
    A deliberate transition process combined with mutual dedication to the continued success of the organization is critical to creating and sustaining healthy work environments for our patients and our staff.
    30Springboard to Research: A Service and Academic Partnership
    Barbara Caspers, MS, BSN, RN, and Frances R. Vlasses, PhD, RN
    Service and academic research partnerships can create a culture and the systems to support nursing excellence and nurse recruitment.
    35What's So Special About Home Care?
    Erin Denholm, MSN, RN
    A major implication of the growth of home care is the increasing need for nurses with the specialized clinical and management skill sets of this specialty.
    38Nursing Executive Practice: A Specialty for Long-Term Care
    Sue Heitkamp, RN, BSN
    Although there are differences in the setting between hospitals and LTC facilities, challenges are mostly the same, and good nursing leadership is important everywhere we touch patients.
    41Cultivating Nurse Leaders from the Bedside to the Boardroom
    Paula B. Hoeger, RNC-OB, BSN, MHA, and Jeaneane C. Wilson, RN, BSN, MHA
    In its efforts to create an internal pool of future nurse leaders, a health system in North Carolina found that innovative leadership strategies and respect for generational values are critical drivers for recruitment and retention.
    46Keeping the Focus on Shortening the Nursing Shortage
    Anita M. Rivera, RN, BSN
    A woman on the cusp of nursing leadership answers the question “Are you committed to doing what it takes to make these kind of positive changes happen in your environment?” with a resounding “yes!”
    51Poems: To an Experienced Nurse and To a New Nurse
    Dora Sue Redford, MS, RN, BC
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    Leader To Watch
    Karen Ripper, BSN, MBA
    Kathleen D. Sanford, RN, DBA, FACHE
    Columns
    4Editorial
    And the Pendulum Swings
    Roxane Spitzer, PhD, RN, MBA, FAAN
    6Lessons Learned
    Managing Challenges: Employee Engagement
    Katherine Vestal, RN, PhD, FAAN, FACHE
    8The Coaching Forum
    The 70% Team
    Catherine Robinson-Walker, MBA, MCC
    AONE The American Organization of Nurse Executives
    16AONE Guiding Principles for the Nurse Executive to Enhance Clinical Outcomes by Leveraging Technology
    15AONE's Transforming Care at the Bedside Dissemination Initiative Update

PII: S1541-4612(09)00162-1

doi:10.1016/S1541-4612(09)00162-1

Nurse Leader
Volume 7, Issue 4 , Pages 2-3, August 2009