Speaker
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Presentation
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| Mary Dolansky, PhD, RN, FAAN |
Why We All Must Lead at the Front Line |
| Director, QSEN Institute |
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| Professor, Case Western Reserve University |
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| Bruce Avolio, PhD |
The Organizing Principle: Achieving Healthcare Transformation One Person at a Time |
| Executive Director, Center for Strategic Leadership |
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| University of Washington |
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| Chrissie Blackburn, MHA |
Hearing the Patients Voice to Improve Leadership at the Front Line |
| Principal Advisor, Patient and Family Engagement |
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| University Hospitals and University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center |
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| Institute for Healthcare Quality & Innovation |
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| Maria Shirey, PhD, MBA, MS, RN, NEA-BC, ANEF, FACHE, FAAN |
Leadership for Quality, Safety, and Healthcare Transformation |
| Professor, University of Alabama |
References for QSEN 2017 keynote |
| Editor-in-Chief Journal of Healthcare Quality |
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| Joan Vitello, RN, PhD, NEA-BC, FAHA, FAAN |
Key Characteristics Underlying the Competencies of Leaders of Innovation in Nursing. |
| Dean and Professor of the Graduate School of Nursing |
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| UMass Medical School, Worcester, Ma |
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| Mary Beth Modic DNP, RN, CNS, CNE |
LEAD: An Interdisciplinary Clinical Leadership Training Program at the Frontline of Care |
| Laura Huber, BSN, RN |
Building a Positive Culture Through Empathy and Compassion. |
