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Two new associate degree graduates were hired for the pediatric unit. Both worked three 12 hour shifts a week; Jan worked the day to evening shift and Rosemary worked the night shift. Whenever their shifts connected, they would compare notes on their experience. Jan felt she was learning rapidly, gaining clinical skills and beginning to feel at ease with her colleagues. 
 

Rosemary, however, still felt unsure of herself and often isolated. There have been times that she was the only registered nurse on the unit all night. The aides and LPNs were very experienced, but Rosemary feels she is not ready for that kind of responsibility. Rosemary knows she must speak to the nurse manager about this, but she’s called several times, and she is never available. The shift assignments are left in the staff lounge by an assistant.

 

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To what extent is this problem due to a failure to lead? Who has failed to act?
 

What style of leadership was displayed by Rosemary? The nurse manager?
 

How effective was their leadership? What are your suggestions for Rosemary?
 

 

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