Cultivating future nurse leaders with student nurses associations. [electronic resource]

By:

Akans, Merlana

Contributor(s):

Harrington, Maura
McCash, John
Childs, Ashlyn
Gripentrog, Jessica
Cole, Sharon
Fitzgerald, Kevin
Searing, Kimberly
Fuehr, Patricia

Producer: 20140701Description: 343-6 p. digitalISSN:

1751-486X

Subject(s):

Commodification
Community-Institutional Relations
Education, Nursing, Baccalaureate
Fund Raising
Humans
Leadership
Mentors
Professional Competence
Social Networking
Societies, Nursing
Students, Nursing
Time Management

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In: Nursing for women's health vol. 17

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Cultivating future nurse leaders with student nurses associations.

APA

Akans M., Harrington M., McCash J., Childs A., Gripentrog J., Cole S., Fitzgerald K., Searing K. & Fuehr P. (20140701). Cultivating future nurse leaders with student nurses associations. : Nursing for women's health.

Chicago

Akans Merlana, Harrington Maura, McCash John, Childs Ashlyn, Gripentrog Jessica, Cole Sharon, Fitzgerald Kevin, Searing Kimberly and Fuehr Patricia. 20140701. Cultivating future nurse leaders with student nurses associations. : Nursing for women's health.

Harvard

Akans M., Harrington M., McCash J., Childs A., Gripentrog J., Cole S., Fitzgerald K., Searing K. and Fuehr P. (20140701). Cultivating future nurse leaders with student nurses associations. : Nursing for women's health.

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Akans Merlana, Harrington Maura, McCash John, Childs Ashlyn, Gripentrog Jessica, Cole Sharon, Fitzgerald Kevin, Searing Kimberly and Fuehr Patricia. Cultivating future nurse leaders with student nurses associations. : Nursing for women's health. 20140701.

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