Leadership theory in clinical practice

Distributed leadership: developing theory from practice

Taylor and Francis Ltd CUS103837.sgm 10.1080/00220270500038545 Journal of Curri ulum Studies 0 00-0 00 (p i t)/0 -0000 (online) Original Article 2 5 & Francis Group Ltd 002 5 Hele Timperley School f Edu a onUniversity of AucklandPrivate Bag 92019AucklandNew [email protected] Hopes that the transformation of schools lies with exceptional leaders have proved both unrealistic and u...

James Leadership in context Lessons from new leadership theory and current leadership development practice

Bridging Theory and Practice in Leadership Development: A Case Study

This paper is based on a doctoral study of leadership development within the Defence Force Academy, a pre-commissioning training and education institution for the Australian military. Leadership is a core capability for the military. The paper highlights the changed emphasis in leadership style for the leader and explores evidence of consequent change in the leadership development processes. In...

Transformational leadership in nursing. Matching theory to practice.

merous studies in the latter half of the twentieth century. However, there is still no single clear and consistent definition of leadership or its characteristics. Bass (1990) noted that there appear to be as many definitions as there are researchers of the topic. The concept of leadership in nursing can be traced back to Florence Nightingale. In the late nineteenth century she exercised power ...

Understanding theory in clinical practice