Developing students leadership style at Tanta Higher Institute of Nursing
Bulletin of Alexandria Faculty of Medicine. 1991; 27 (1): 1-8
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The educational outcome of a developed course in nursing service administration was examined on 35 senior students in the Tanta Higher Institute of Nursing. The leadership knowledge questionnaire [80 questions], and Frew [6] test were used. The t-test analysis indicated that the mean score of students leadership knowledge was improved significantly [t = 16.11]. The Z test indicated that the students leadership style changed significantly to become more participative, democratic and less laissez-faire. They preferred more the participative and the democratic kind of bosses after receiving the course
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Bull. Alex. Fac. Med.
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1991