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    Facilitating innovation at the nursing unit level through cultural assessment, Part 1: How to keep management ideas from falling on deaf ears by Van Ess Coeling, H, Simms, L M

    Published in The Journal of nursing administration (01-04-1993)
    “…The early hopes and expectations of organizational culture often fail to materialize because the nature of organizational culture is not understood. This…”
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    Computer Use for Work Accomplishment: A Comparison Between Nurse Managers and Staff Nurses by Ngin, Phyllisis M., Simms, Lillian M.

    Published in The Journal of nursing administration (01-03-1996)
    “…Studies on computers in nursing typically observed nurses' perceptions toward computers. This study examined the computer use of 528 nurses in three urban…”
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    Facilitating innovation at the unit level through cultural assessment, Part 2: Adapting managerial ideas to the unit work group by Coeling, H V, Simms, L M

    Published in The Journal of nursing administration (01-05-1993)
    “…The culture of an organization is a powerful force to contend with in transforming a healthcare system. Culture can either drive or restrain innovation:…”
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    The professional practice of nursing administration. Integrated nursing practice by Simms, L M

    Published in The Journal of nursing administration (01-05-1991)
    “…The role of the nurse executive is dynamic, requiring a high degree of leadership skill and managerial competence linked with clinical nursing knowledge and…”
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    Factors Influencing Nursing-Sensitive Outcomes in Taiwanese Nursing Homes by Yang, Ke-Ping, Simms, Lillian, Yin, Jeo-Chen

    Published in Online journal of issues in nursing (30-09-1999)
    “…Outcomes research needs to be conducted in countries beyond the USA if nursing classification is to move into visibility and acceptance in health care delivery…”
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    Work locus of control: the intrinsic factor behind empowerment and work excitement by Erbin-Roesemann, M A, Simms, L M

    Published in Nursing economic (01-07-1997)
    “…A positive focus on empowerment explores the relationship between locus of control, work excitement, and receptivity to new information. Concepts related to…”
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    Work excitement among nurse executives and managers by Zavodsky, A, Simms, L M

    Published in Nursing economic (01-05-1996)
    “…An exploratory study of 399 nurse executives and nurse managers revealed six factors as the most exciting aspects of work: variety of experiences, enhancement…”
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    An Action Approach to Redesigning a Patient-Centred Unit by Simms, Lillian M., Coeling, Harriet V. E., Rosemann, Marla A.

    Published in International nursing review (01-03-1998)
    “…Receptiveness to innovation is critical in orchestrating change and learning to use new technology in a redesigned work environment. The patient‐centred unit…”
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    Understanding Work Group Culture on Rehabilitation Units: The Key to Facilitating Group Innovation and Promoting Integration by Van Coeling, Harriet Ess, Simms, Lillian M.

    Published in Rehabilitation nursing (01-01-1996)
    “…Understanding work group culture is essential for the smooth running of today's complex rehabilitation units. Failure to understand a unit's culture can impede…”
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    Are they ready? Discharge planning for older surgical patients by Schaefer, A L, Anderson, J E, Simms, L M

    Published in Journal of gerontological nursing (01-10-1990)
    “…1. With ever-increasing cost containment, patients are being discharged from the hospital earlier. 2. The majority (96%) of elderly patients (average age 70…”
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