… nurse managers has a scope and range of accountability that place them at risk for high turnover
and role exhaustion. Emotional intelligence (… and both physical and emotional wellness. …

… Emotional intelligence has fabricated a profound impact on quality of care. This article …
of emotional intelligence in the areas of nursing education, nursing leadershipand nursing …

… by newly licensed nurses. The purpose of this study was to evaluate whether emotional
intelligence (EI) training for nurses improves critical thinking and emotional competence enough …

… This paper explores how emergency nurses manage the emotional impact of death and
dying in emergency work and presents a model for developing expertise in end-of-life care …

… staff nurses’ physical and emotional health … nurses working for resonant (high EI) leaders
(as opposed to dissonant low EI emotionally out of touch leaders) experienced better emotional …

… emotional intelligence is for the development of interpersonal and professional competence
in nurses … We define emotional intelligence to be the ability of a nurse to perceive accurately, …

… Emotional intelligence nurse leadership is reflecting a new leadership style, emphasizing
personal reflections, well-being, strong relationships and the pursuit of common goals, as well …

… We attempt to make explicit the manner in which emotional intelligence can be more …
emotional intelligence, we are mindful of the dialogue between this and other forms of intelligence…

… nurses who work for a university in a city. The Questionnaire measured the level of emotional
intelligence, nursing performance of nurses. … emotional intelligence was 3.44(±.39), nursing …

… literature as to how nurses develop EI or how nursing education might influence development
of it prior to nurses working in the field. Four studies investigated nursing education to EI (…