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Enhancing Situational Leadership and Emotional Intelligence among Head Nurses and its' Effect on their Managerial Competencies

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Last updated: 28 Dec 2024

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Nursing administration

Abstract

 Background: Situational leadership and emotional intelligence are key predictors of
effective and competent head nurses; they can help leaders to improve their managerial
competencies.
The study aimed to enhance situational leadership and emotional intelligence
among head nurses and its' effect on their managerial competencies.
Design: A Quasi
experimental design was utilized to meet the aim of this study.
Setting: The study was conducted at
Benha University Hospital
. Sample: A convenience sample of (45) of head nurses and their
assistance who were working at the above-mentioned setting. Tools
: Four different tools were used
namely: (1) Situational leadership and Emotional Intelligence Knowledge Questionnaire, (2)
Situational Leadership Scale , (3) Standardized Emotional Intelligence Questionnaire and (4)
Managerial Competencies Questionnaire.
Results: Only 17.8% of head nurses had adequate
knowledge level at pre-program and only 8.9% of head nurses had high situational leadership skill
level and increased to 84.4% &73.3% at immediate post and follow up phases respectively. Also,
22.2% of head nurses had high emotional intelligence level at preprogram and increased to 84.4%
&51.1% at immediately post and follow up phases respectively. Finally, 53.3% of head nurses were
competent at preprogram and increased to 91.1% &80.0% at immediately post and follow up phases
respectively.
Conclusion: There was general improvement in head nurses' knowledge and skills
about situational leadership and emotional intelligence and also their managerial competencies at
immediate post and follow phases than preprogram.
Recommendation: Hospital managers should
involve situational leadership and emotional intelligence competencies in head nurses' performance
appraisal. Head nurses should periodically assess the maturity level of staff nurses for effective
using of situational leadership styles.
 

DOI

10.21608/jnsbu.2023.274561

Keywords

emotional intelligence, Managerial Competencies, Situational Leadership

Authors

First Name

Hamees

Last Name

El-sayed Hamed

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Affiliation

M.Sc. in Nursing Administration 2018- Benha Universaity

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First Name

Nermine

Last Name

Mohamed Eid

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Affiliation

Nursing Administration, Faculty of Nursing – Menoufia University

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First Name

Aya

Last Name

Ghoneimy Hasanin

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Affiliation

Nursing Administration-Faculty of Nursing-Benha University- Egypt

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Volume

4

Article Issue

1

Related Issue

38115

Issue Date

2023-01-01

Receive Date

2022-12-01

Publish Date

2023-01-01

Page Start

175

Page End

190

Print ISSN

2682-3934

Online ISSN

2735-5802

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274,561

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Scientific peer reviewed journal

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1,622

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Publication Title

Journal of Nursing Science Benha University

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https://jnsbu.journals.ekb.eg/

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Enhancing Situational Leadership and Emotional Intelligence among Head Nurses and its' Effect on their Managerial Competencies

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23 Jan 2023