• Nursing times · May 2009

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    Effective team leadership: techniques that nurses can use to improve teamworking.

    • Sue Nash and Ian Govier.
    • Action Learning Teams Consultancy, RCN Consultancy Service. suenash@actionlearningteams.co.uk
    • Nurs Times. 2009 May 19; 105 (19): 22-4.

    AbstractThis is the second article in a two-part series on leadership. The first examined transformational approaches to effective leadership in healthcare settings. This article describes the strategies that nurses can use to ensure healthcare teams are effective: team reflection; ensuring all members participate; and establishing ground rules.

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