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Shared governance: developing a British model.

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This article will examine the concept of shared governance and describe the development of a model for a British NHS trust. The philosophy of shared governance will be related to a decentralised style of management and the consequences that this will have for managers and staff nurses. The introduction of shared governance in the USA has realised many benefits. However, limitations have also been illustrated and these will be discussed in relation to the proposed model for Leicester General Hospital.

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J Geoghegan, A Farrington. Shared governance: developing a British model.. https://doi.org/10.12968/bjon.1995.4.13.780

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