Inspiring women in leadership: Ebere Okereke

Inspiring others: the language of leadership

Executive Overview While we have learned a great deal about the necessity of strategic vision and effective leadership, we have overlooked the critical link between vision and the leader's ability to powerfully communicate its essence/In the future, leaders will not only have to be effective str(tiegists, but rhetoricians who can energize through the words they choose^he era of managing by dict...

Inspiring nursing's spirit: a leadership challenge for nurse educators.

In the midst of a faltering global economy, daunting technological change, an era of educated consumers, alternative therapies, genomics, increasingly complex care and one of the greatest shortages of nurses, the mandate of developing the professional potential of nursing presents a tremendous challenge. Charged with this responsibility, leaders in nursing education must find answers to some ve...

Running head: INNOVATIVE LEADERSHIP AND RETENTION 1 Inspiring Innovative Leadership Behaviors to Improve Emergency Department Nurse Retention

Women and Leadership

Women have increasingly moved toward greater gender equality at home and in the workplace. Yet, women are still underrepresented in leadership roles and still considered an anomaly compared to men when in high positions of leadership especially within institutions of higher education. In examining differences between how men and women lead, it is often less what they do than in the different ex...

Increasing women in leadership in global health.

Globally, women experience a disproportionate burden of disease and death due to inequities in access to basic health care, nutrition, and education. In the face of this disparity, it is striking that leadership in the field of global health is highly skewed towards men and that global health organizations neglect the issue of gender equality in their own leadership. Randomized trials demonstra...