… The purpose of this paper is to examine the effectiveness of an emotional intelligence (EI)
and leadership development education program involving 20 nurse leaders at nursing homes. …

… The key to our success was emotionally intelligent leadership. Although leading effective …
of factors, including cognitive intelligence and organizational savvy, emotional intelligence (EI) …

… possession of emotional intelligence provides a drive and passion to lead. In this article his
focus also includes self-regulation and social skills. These virtues contradicts the olden day …

… within an organisation that requires nurse leaders to possess self-… emotions while using
this insight to benefit others. Perioperative nurse leaders can use their emotional intelligence to …

… emotional intelligence (EI) of nursing leaders and the job satisfaction of nursing staff. … a
foundation for ongoing programme implementation to support and develop our nursing leaders. …

… of emotional intelligence (EI) related to nursing leadership and its critiques. Background
The phenomenon of EI has emerged as a potential new construct of importance for nursing …

… of emotional intelligence to analyze nurses' stories about their practice to identify factors that
could be related to improved nurse … factors that could lead to improved nurse retention and …

… Implications for nursing management Emotional intelligence … being for nurse leaders, as it
takes the intelligence of feelings … Emotionally intelligent leadership leads to better results and …

… While leading the provision of changing … emotionally intelligent nurse leadership:
understanding the concept of EI in healthcare leadership; recognising that this will enhance nurse-…

… , Future of Nursing: Leading Change, Advancing Health, calls for nurses to lead and partner
… One potential characteristic of TL is emotional intelligence (EI). EI is defined as an individual’…