How DNP-prepared nurses can influence political activism
How DNP-prepared nurses can influence political activism
1. How DNP-prepared nurses can influence political activism and being involved in advocacy and policy change and development? How would a hospital nursing administrator become involved in health care boards benefit his/her healthcare organization?
2. How do servant leaders, as compared with leaders who follow the transformational model of leadership, manage organization dynamics and lead change to ensure the continued success of the stakeholders to be served? Is servant leadership or transformational leadership the best approach to these tasks?
3. Considering the various virtues or dimensions of character for a servant leader (e.g., virtue, credibility, trust), how might the application of servant leadership be appraised in a health care setting? Is servant leadership, versus transformational leadership, plausible in the health care setting that often depends on a hierarchy of command for the safety of patients?
4. Should all nurses be considered leaders? What characteristics of a nurse makes one a leader? How does the doctorally prepared advanced practice nurse collaborate with others for company resources? Explain.
Please use references articles with in-text citation published within last 5 years. (at least 150 words for each answer)
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