The New Leadership Challenge: Creating The Future Of Nursing

by Sheila Grossman, Theresa M. Valiga

In an easy to read, interactive format, the authors guide the reader into understanding the characteristics of a leader and a follower, and how and when to use each of these roles to achieve personal and professional success as nurses.

Genres: Nursing

225 pages, Paperback

First published December 1, 1999

Reviews

[Kayla]

Currently reading this one for school, and am actually really enjoying it. It defines management from leadership to help nurses to be better leaders in their fields... Interesting. A class that I can actually get into!
Actually was a great book and has inspired me to get a Masters degree in Leadership at Gonzaga. Pretty good for a required read;)

[Priscilla]

I picked this up at a nursing conference a few years ago and found it very applicable to my field. It was a fresh look at leadership for me, and I learned much from this book. I have a leadership course coming up and know it will be useful information to apply to that course. Not bad for what turned out to be a textbook.

[Diane]

So far one of the things I like best is the re-framing of what we often perceive as completely out of control chaos through chaos theory to show underlying patterns that can be grasped and worked with.

[mpfrom]

More interesting (I guess) than the other book required for this class, but overall both could have been rented. A total waste to buy them both.

[Chrystal]

Definitely a good, inspirational book for nurses who want to strive for excellence and create a better nursing profession.

[Lauren Zaffos]

This book is just a bunch of quotes from other leadership books