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J Heineken

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PubMed1985

Teaching power concepts.

Concepts and strategies presented here provide nurses with a new perspective from which to analyze and interact with power dynamics. Understanding fundamental concepts of power will help nurses enjoy a more equal status and bargaining position within the community of health professionals and in health care delivery systems. As nurses integrate and utilize this content for enhancing professional practices and client services, our public image will also continue to be strengthened. In so doing, our power base and sphere of influence will also be broadened.

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PubMed1985

Power. Conflicting views.

This study on power is the first of its kind reported in the nursing literature. We now know that the term "power" has significantly different meanings for nurses. The basic differences found between nurse executives and head and charge nurses with respect to their views on power is a timely finding. Before generalizations and interventions can be definitively suggested, more studies must be done. Nurses interested in participating in this effort should contact the author. The issue of unification of nurses is important. More exploration in the area of power will bring us closer to mobilizing our potential and strength. Nurse executives will be more successful in accomplishing their organizational goals with a united personnel group. The discrepancy in power beliefs identified in this article will create the stimulus for further discussion and reflection.

Administrative Personnel↗