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Leader as achiever.

Jacqueline Dienemann
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This article examines one outcome of leadership: productive achievement. Without achievement one is judged to not truly be a leader. Thus, the ideal leader must be a visionary, a critical thinker, an expert, a communicator, a mentor, and an achiever of organizational goals. This article explores the organizational context that supports achievement, measures of quality nursing care, fiscal accountability, leadership development, rewards and punishments, and the educational content and teaching strategies to prepare graduates to be achievers.

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Jacqueline Dienemann. 2002. Leader as achiever.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/12785152/

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