Managing by behavior and results--linking supervisory accountability to effective organizational control.
作者信息
Johnson J, Luciano K
出版信息
J Nurs Adm. 1983 Dec;13(12):19-28.
PMID:6557132
Abstract
Of all the components of the management process, control has received the least attention in nursing. These authors present a performance management program that provides nursing administrators with an effective control system, yet maximizes individual professional accountability.
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