To check your understanding of effective leadership, listen to a segment of one of the podcasts listed below. There are 2 examples of nurse leaders in each podcast. Read the questions below befo

To check your understanding of effective leadership, listen to a segment of one of the podcasts listed below. There are 2 examples of nurse leaders in each podcast. Read the questions below before you listen to the podcast. These questions will help you focus as you listen to the interviews.
Would you want to work with this individual?
1. Identify 3 effective leadership behaviors that represent any of the dimensions of Transformational Leadership theories presented in the previous section ‘Overview of Leadership Theories’. Link the behaviours to a specific theoretical concept (e.g., role modelling – idealized influence as a dimension of transformational leadership).
2. Are these leadership behaviours the same as what you have experienced in practice to date or are they new/unique to the Canadian practice environment? Provide a brief explanation.
Nurses Voices -Season 2 – Innovations in Nursing Care
Clinton Baretto NP, BScN, MSc (Bristol), Executive Director at Homeless Health Peel and Felicia Kontopidis RN, BScN, Director of Care at Journey Home Hospice.
Clinton and Felicia are what we would call nurse innovators, nurses who find creative approaches to providing nursing care. They each have their own unique and compelling stories that have brought them to their current roles, caring and advocating for individuals who are homeless. They explain the nurse led services and programs at Homeless Health Peel and Journey Home Hospice and how they and their staff strive to support very vulnerable populations.
https://nursesvoices.ca/innovations-in-nursing-care-with-clinton-baretto-and-felicia-kontopidis/
Nurses Voices – Season 2 – Inside a Thriving Nursing Unit
Vicky Sharma-Vermani, RN, BScN, MScN, MHM, Patient Care Manager and Kristen Vila, RN, BN, Coordinating Nurse who both work at Trillium Health Partners, Credit Valley site, in Mississauga, Ontario.
Vicky and Kristen describe their experiences on the ground at a very busy medical unit. Vicky and Kristen explain how throughout the challenging times of COVID-19, their unit continues to foster positive teamwork and support systems which allows for high quality nursing care, opportunities for growth and development for staff, and a positive and joyful work environment.
https://nursesvoices.ca/inside-a-thriving-nursing-unit-with-vicky-sharma-vermani-and-kristen-vila/