The New Leadership Challenge: Creating the Future of Nursing

by Sheila Grossman, Theresa M. Valiga

Whatever your role, practice or educational environment, here are the tools and techniques you can use to realize your leadership potential, advance your career, and contribute to the future of nursing. This 2009 AJN Book of the Year Winner, by two noted educators in the field of leadership development, guides you through the process.  An easy-to-read, interactive approach helps you identify the characteristics of leaders and followers and illustrates not only how, but also when to use the qualities associated with each to achieve professional and personal success.

Genres: Nursing

352 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.

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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