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Health SA Gesondheid

   
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A model for transformational leadership by nursing unit managers

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AbstractThere are different internal and external environmental factors/forces impacting on the functioning, management and transformation within a nursing unit. Opsomming Daar is verskeie interne en eksterne omgewingsfaktore/kragte wat 'n impak op die bestuur, funksionering en omvorming binne die konteks van 'n verplegingseenheid het.*Please note: This is a reduced version of the abstract. Please refer to PDF for full text.

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