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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Nursing education administrators"”.

  1. Nursing Education Administrators' Perceptions of the Recruitment and Retention of African American Male Nursing Students

    The present descriptive study obtained nursing education administrators perceptions about the use and effectiveness of recruitment and retention strategies for African American male nursing students as compared to those strategies used for all nursing students in their nursing programs. A survey …

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  2. Probable future managerial response by nursing education administrators to trends in health care : a Delphi application

    … was to report forecasts made by a sample of nursing education administrators regarding future developments in health care, nursing practice and nursing education. The study was also designed to identify predicted new dimensions, if any, required for managing future nursing education

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  3. The Perceptions of Organizational Climate of Nursing Faculty Members and Nursing Education Administrators in Selected Diploma Schools of Nursing

    Problem: Nursing education administration in diploma schools of nursing must recognize that the organizational climate can affect the unity of the team as a whole. This team unity can affect nursing faculty's behavior, feelings, morale, well-being, job performance and satisfaction, and adaptation …

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  4. Transcultural self-efficacy of nursing education leaders and faculty related to non-binary sexual identities

    <p>Higher nursing education has demonstrated effective modalities in leadership, practice, and health policy (Antrobus & Kitson, 1999). However, advancement in understanding populations of non-binary sexual identities need further recognition in nursing academic education, within both faculty and …

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