Nurse Managers' Awareness and Concerns About Climate Change and Leadership in Sustainable Healthcare Practices: A Mixed‐Methods Study

Policies should prioritize sustainability leadership training, allocate resources for adaptation, and provide structured frameworks that empower nurse managers as transformative leaders in climate-resilient healthcare systems.

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International Nursing Review
Published
2025-10-22
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https://doi.org/10.1111/inr.70120
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4
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Climate Change and Health Impacts
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Nurse Managers' Awareness and Concerns About Climate Change and Leadership in Sustainable Healthcare Practices: A Mixed‐Methods Study

Tuba Şengül, Seda Güney, Seda Sarıköse
4 citations
International Nursing Review
Climate Change and Health Impacts
4.80
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Nurse Managers' Awareness and Concerns About Climate Change and Leadership in Sustainable Healthcare Practices: A Mixed‐Methods Study

Tuba Şengül, Seda Güney, Seda Sarıköse
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Abstract

Policies should prioritize sustainability leadership training, allocate resources for adaptation, and provide structured frameworks that empower nurse managers as transformative leaders in climate-resilient healthcare systems.

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