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    The development of leadership outcome-indicators evaluating the contribution of clinical specialists and advanced practitioners to health care: a secondary analysis.

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    Authors
    Elliott, Naomi
    Begley, Cecily
    Kleinpell, Ruth
    Higgins, Agnes
    Affiliation
    School of Nursing and Midwifery, Trinity College Dublin; Center for Clinical Research & Scholarship, Rush University Medical Center
    Issue Date
    2014-05
    Keywords
    NURSING
    NURSE
    Local subject classification
    ADVANCED NURSE PRACTITIONER
    LEADERSHIP
    MeSH
    Advanced Practice Nursing
    Leadership
    Outcome Assessment (Health Care)
    Specialties, Nursing
    
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    Elliott, N., Begley, C., Kleinpell, R. and Higgins, A. (2014) The development of leadership outcome-indicators evaluating the contribution of clinical specialists and advanced practitioners to health care: a secondary analysis. Journal of Advanced Nursing, 70(5), 1078-1093.
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    Journal of advanced nursing
    URI
    http://hdl.handle.net/10147/348581
    DOI
    10.1111/jan.12262
    PubMed ID
    24118050
    Abstract
    To report a secondary analysis of data collected from the case study phase of a national study of advanced practitioners and to develop leadership outcome-indicators appropriate for advanced practitioners.
    In many countries, advanced practitioners in nursing and midwifery have responsibility as leaders for health care development, but without having leadership outcome measures available they are unable to demonstrate the results of their activities. In Ireland, a sequential mixed method research study was used to develop a validated tool for the evaluation of clinical specialists and advanced practitioners. Despite strong evidence of leadership activities, few leadership-specific outcomes were generated from the primary analysis.
    Secondary analysis of a multiple case study data set.
    Data set comprised 23 case studies of advanced practitioner/clinical specialists from 13 sites across each region in Ireland from all divisions of the Nursing Board Register. Data were collected 2008-2010. Data sources included non-participant observation (n = 92 hours) of advanced practitioners in practice, interviews with clinicians (n = 21), patients (n = 20) and directors of nursing/midwifery (n = 13) and documents. Analysis focused on leadership outcome-indicator development in line with the National Health Service's Good Indicators Guide.
    The four categories of leadership outcomes for advanced practitioner developed were as follows: (i) capacity and capability building of multidisciplinary team; (ii) measure of esteem; (iii) new initiatives for clinical practice and healthcare delivery; and (iv) clinical practice based on evidence.
    The proposed set of leadership outcome-indicators derived from a secondary analysis captures the complexity of leadership in practice. They add to existing clinical outcomes measuring advanced practice.
    Item Type
    Article
    Language
    en
    ISSN
    1365-2648
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    Funder:National Council for the Professional Development of Nursing and Midwifery
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