Relationship between work-related psychosocial factors and self-leadership in advanced nurse practitioners: A cross-sectional study.

Martin Duignan Jonathan Drennan Vera J C McCarthy

Published in: Journal of advanced nursing (2023)

This study provided new evidence of a relationship between ANPs' self-leadership and psychosocial factors. This study found that ANPs with high levels of self-leadership reported high levels of work engagement and commitment to the workplace. Policymakers and organizational leaders can optimize the ANP role and facilitate ANPs to contribute strategically to improve care systems. This study identifies a relationship between ANPs' self-leadership and specific psychosocial variables.

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healthcare
primary care
physical activity
gene expression
risk factors
quality improvement
chronic pain
pain management
health promotion