The National Center for Health Workforce Analysis projects that the shortage of registered
nurses in the United States will double by 2010 and will nearly quadruple to 20% by 2015 …

This article reflects on how professional nurses learn caring behaviors in nursing school and
then transpose those behaviors in the clinical setting. Although nursing is considered to be …

Emotional intelligence is the ability to process emotions, more specifically the 'perception,
assimilation, understanding, and management of emotion'(Mayer & Cobb 2000). Extensive …

Background. Emotional labour has been widely accepted in the literature as part of nursing
work, however the contribution of emotional intelligence in the nursing context requires …

Aim To establish a synthesis of the literature on the theoretical and empirical basis of
emotional intelligence and it's linkage to nurse leadership, focusing on subjective well …

Emotional intelligence is being touted in the popular literature as an important characteristic
for successful leaders. However, caution needs to be exercised regarding the connection …

There is plenty of evidence in the pages of the Journal of Nursing Education that nurse
educators are doing a fine job of attending to the content and pedagogy of the nursing …

Purpose The purpose of this study was to examine the relationship between emotional
intelligence and nurse–nurse collaboration among registered nurses in Jordan. Design This …

Background Emotional intelligence has been correlated with performance, retention, and
organizational commitment in professions other than nursing. A 2006 pilot study provided …

The ability to manage your own emotions while interpreting other people's is a useful skill in
any caring environment, yet emotional intelligence is often overlooked in training …