Il Ruolo della Leadership Infermieristica in un’Organizzazione Etica e Sostenibile
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.54103/dn/24032Parole chiave:
Sustainable Development Goals, Etica, Manager Infermieristico, Dirigente infermieristicoAbstract
BACKGROUND:
La leadership infermieristica riveste un ruolo essenziale nel raggiungimento degli obiettivi dell'Agenda 2030 dell'ONU, basata sui 17 SDGs. Infatti vi è sovrapposizione tra gli SDG e i principi etici infermieristici. Tra le responsabilità dei leader infermieristici rientra garantire l'applicazione dei principi etici nell'assistenza infermieristica e creare un ambiente di lavoro con elevati standard etici.
Pertanto, i manager infermieristici influenzano i valori, gli atteggiamenti e i comportamenti di un'organizzazione.
OBIETTIVI:
Esplorare il ruolo della leadership infermieristica in un contesto etico e sostenibile
METODO:
Nel periodo tra marzo e giugno 2024, è stata condotta una revisione della letteratura analizzando la letteratura disponibile attraverso la banca dati PubMed.
RISULTATI:
I risultati indicano che la leadership in infermieristica è di fondamentale importanza. È in grado di influenzare la soddisfazione del paziente, il carico di lavoro infermieristico e il turnover. Nonostante il dovere ontologico alla figura stessa del manager infermieristico, è ancora celata la correlazione tra la leadership infermieristica ed esiti etici e sostenibili. La causa appare risiedere nella scarsa formazione al tema specifico della classe dirigente.
CONCLUSIONE:
Molti studi hanno analizzato il tema degli SDG in relazione ai professionisti infermieri. È importante includere in questo ragionamento etico ed ispirato alla sostenibilità il responsabile della filiera infermieristica: il dirigente infermieristico. Quindi sarebbe opportuno considerare l’etica e la sostenibilità un elemento identitario del management infermieristico e revisionare il sistema formativo ed organizzativo per rendere indissolubile questa relazione.
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