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Nurse Leader Insider, November 16, 2007
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This week, Pat Maguire, RN, MN, CNAA, shares her thoughts on how to handle the demanding stresses of your managerial role:
"You've only held your position for a year or two and the stress of the 24-hour accountability and responsibility is starting to take its toll. Where do you turn for support? How do you manage the daily conflicts that tend to pop up regardless of the effort you put into modeling collaboration and teamwork?"
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