Empower Nurses to Practice at Their Full Potential With Shared Governance

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Use the principles of shared governance to create an environment that empowers nurses to practice at their full potential and supports their professional development.

Shared governance provides the infrastructure for decentralizing decision-making. It offers a process that allows professional nursing staff and managers to contribute collectively to decision-making about patient care, nursing practice, and the work environment—all of which culminate in shared leadership.

In this week's feature story, learn how using the principles of shared governance creates an environment that empowers nurses to practice at their full potential and supports their professional development.

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Empower Nurses to Practice at Their Full Potential With Shared Governance

Use the principles of shared governance to create an environment that empowers nurses to practice at their full potential and supports their professional development.

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