New Book Release:Shared Governance: The Essentials for Building Competencies and Measuring Progress
Nurse Leader Insider, April 18, 2019
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At the heart of shared governance is a collective effort in achieving a greater good for the patient. This book provides the tools to help you build competencies and measure progress, processes, and outcomes for organizational shared governance with the goal of improved staff satisfaction, productivity, and patient care.
This book can be used as a standalone or as a companion to Shared Governance: A Practical Approach to Transforming Interprofessinal Healthcare, Fourth Edition.
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