… of psychiatric nursing managers towards containment methods. Managers' attitudes are
important because of their ability to encourage investment in coercion reduction by nursing staff. …

… nurses at mid-sized acute care hospitals in a metropolitan area, but nurse managers’ leadership
styles and staff nurses’ … hospitals and hospitals that do not provide acute care services. …

… nursing managers to establish a vision and motivate nursing staff towards a shared direction
in psychiatric inpatient care. … nursing staff in psychiatric inpatient care understand nursing. …

… for nursing management This article identifies some of the research that provides evidence
for evidence-based nursing management … Deficits in patient care environments in hospitals …

… In order to achieve good nursing practice, nurses and nursing management must not only
strive to adjust their work demands to a reasonable level, but also persist in providing moral …

… A group of experts in nursing, medicine, health care quality, management, and economics
convened by the author as a National Advisory Committee under a larger, related study (The …

… Given the need for communication and collaboration in patient care and the knowledge that
… to conflict management is needed for NMs, nurses, and other healthcare team members. …

… A cross‐sectional study was conducted using a sample of 55 Portuguese nurse managers.
A path model was developed to analyse potential causal mediation effects on care quality. …

… care team. *The ACT disciplines used for this scoring include the hospitalists, clinical nurse
specialists, pharmacists, case managers… include unit nurse managers, nursing, charge nurse, …

… role of ward manager in mental health inpatient services has … roles, such as clinical nurse
specialists and consultant nurses. This … But today’s ward managers report that administration is …