Effect of Current Nursing Curriculum on Developing Leadership Skills & Attitude and Teamwork of Nursing Students

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Authors: Neha Viju, George Roy, Vilteena Lukose
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Abstract

Every nursing student embarks on a journey where today’s learning becomes the foundation for tomorrow’s leadership. Leadership in nursing encompasses the ability to influence and guide others, particularly within a health-care team, to achieve shared goals and improve patient outcomes; it involves inspiring, motivating, and empowering staff to work collaboratively, utilising critical thinking and effective communication to achieve predetermined objectives. Strong leadership in nursing is essential for enhancing the quality of health care, patient outcomes, staff morale, supportive work environment, innovations and staff retention. A good leader needs special skills like good communication, active listening, problem-solving, collaboration, teamwork. Good leadership heavily depends on teamwork, too. A leader's teamwork attitude is strongly and positively correlated with their leadership effectiveness. The leadership skills gained through training positively impacts their leadership ability, performance and career progression of nurses.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Nursing education and management Healthcare Education and Workforce Issues Nursing Education Practice and Leadership

Publication details

Journal / source
Nursing Journal of India
Volume
CXVII
Issue
01
Pages
03–07
Publication date
1 January 2026
Language
EN