… A convenience sample of NMs working in 6 large Midwestern health systems was used
for this study. Emotional intelligence is operationally defined in this study as having “abilities …

… nursing work environment assessments of current job demands, job resources, emotional
intelligence… could offer insights and help to monitor nurses’ intervention needs. These targeted …

… Emotional Intelligence (EI) is necessary for personal and professional success. This study
aimed to … between EI and quality of nursing care from the viewpoint of nurses and patients. …

… the relationship between the different components of emotional intelligence and the
variables relating to occupational stress and burnout syndrome in hospital emergency nurses. …

… person who is visibly upset, the emotionally intelligent nurse leader will speak in moderate
and … productive work is the hallmark of an emotionally intelligent nurse leader. Nurse leaders …

… is considered as an important characteristic of nurses that can affect the quality of their work
… and compare Emotional Intelligence between freshman and senior baccalaureate nursing …

… the importance of nurse managers’ leadership … nurses felt they had access to empowering
work structures they were more likely to report that their managers had emotionally intelligent …

… suffer from stress and health problems owing to the characteristics of their work … work
outcomes, emotional intelligence (EI) may explain the individual differences in dealing with work …

… between emotional intelligence and job … the emotional intelligence of nurses, and a positive
measure focused on less experienced and young nurses to improve emotional intelligence. …

… Emotional Intelligence has made a significant contribution to effective leadership, becoming
… Emotional Intelligence of nurse leaders and the evidence-based composition of their results. …