Journal of nursing management · 2007
Leadership across boundaries: a qualitative study of the nurse consultant role in English primary care.
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Stephen Abbott
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AIM: To explore the emerging role of nurse consultant in an English primary care setting.
BACKGROUND: Nurse consultants have been introduced in England since 1999 as senior, non-managerial nurse leaders. They have generally found it that it takes time to negotiate manageable work-loads.
DESIGN: Four qualitative case studies
METHODS: Semi-structured interviews with stakeholders within the organization. Data were analysed thematically.
FINDINGS: All four nurse consultants might potentially work with a very large number of disciplines, departments and other organizations. As a result, it took time to identify priorities and to make relationships. Thus, although nurse consultants are well-placed to work across boundaries, two had made relatively little progress in doing so.
CONCLUSION: Nurse consultants working in primary and community health care settings are well-placed to be boundary-spanners, delivering change across organizations. Negotiating priorities and relationships are time-consuming tasks, and nurse consultants may have to work with a restricted number of partners initially.
BACKGROUND: Nurse consultants have been introduced in England since 1999 as senior, non-managerial nurse leaders. They have generally found it that it takes time to negotiate manageable work-loads.
DESIGN: Four qualitative case studies
METHODS: Semi-structured interviews with stakeholders within the organization. Data were analysed thematically.
FINDINGS: All four nurse consultants might potentially work with a very large number of disciplines, departments and other organizations. As a result, it took time to identify priorities and to make relationships. Thus, although nurse consultants are well-placed to work across boundaries, two had made relatively little progress in doing so.
CONCLUSION: Nurse consultants working in primary and community health care settings are well-placed to be boundary-spanners, delivering change across organizations. Negotiating priorities and relationships are time-consuming tasks, and nurse consultants may have to work with a restricted number of partners initially.
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Attitude of Health PersonnelChildChild AdvocacyConsultantsHumansInterprofessional RelationsJob DescriptionLeadershipLearning DisabilitiesLondonModels, NursingNegotiatingNurse CliniciansNurse's RoleNursing Methodology ResearchPatient Care TeamPrimary Health CareProfessional AutonomyPublic Health NursingQualitative ResearchSpecialties, NursingSubacute CareSurveys and QuestionnairesTime Management