Publications and Media Mentions

• "Narrative Nursing" with Joyce Fitzpatrick
• "From Healing in Hospitals to Health at Home: New Narrative" with Peter Pronovost (2019)
• "Welcome to 2022" from AONL President Erik Martin (2022)

Below is a list of leadership publications from Coldiron Fellows.

• In 2019, Marian Shaughnessy gave an interview to Nurse Leader magazine. It was published, posthumously, in the June 2020 edition. Read the full article here.

2022

• Global Advisory Board member Linda Burnes Bolton to receive 2022 Lifetime Legacy Award from the American Academy of Nursing. From Cedars-Sinai newsroom.
• Evelyn Duffy, a member of the second Coldiron cohort, discussed full practice authority for nurse practitioners in Nurse Practitioner.
• "Getting Comfortable with the Uncomfortable," by Stuart Downs and Nicolette Fiore-Lopez, Nurse Leader, Vol. 20, Issue 1.
• "The Ethical Recruitment of Internationally Educated Nurses: A Leadership Perspective on Labor Migration," by Mary Joy Garcia-Dia, Nurse Leader, Vol. 20, Issue 1.
• "Leveraging the Code of Ethics to Practically Promote Ethics During COVID-19," by Stuart Downs, Erik Martin, and Brooklyn Aaron, Nurse Leader, Vol. 20, Issue 1.
• "Disruptive Leadership: Making Waves, Thriving When It Is Hard to Be a Leader," by Noreen B. Brennan, Nurse Leader, Vol. 20, Issue 1.
• "Inaugural Post-Doctoral Program for Nurse Executives," by Linda Q. Everett and Joyce J. Fitzpatrick, Nurse Leader, Vol. 20, Issue 1.
• "COVID-19's Disruptive Innovation: Accelerating the Academic Preparation of Professional Nurses' Ambulatory and Telehealth Roles," by Sara Kollman, Denise Braegger, and Barbara Head, Nurse Leader, Vol. 20, Issue 1.
• "Narrative Nursing Leadership 'Story Telling' and Constructs of Authentic Nursing Leadership," by Shelly Luger and Joyce J. Fitzpatrick, Nurse Leader, February 2022, Vol. 20, Issue 1.
• Joachim G. Voss, Celeste M. Alfes, Angela Clark, Kezia D. Lilly, Sonya Moore,
• Why Mentoring Matters for New Graduates Transitioning to Practice: Implications for Nurse Leaders. Nurse Leader, 2022.

2020

• Dolansky, M. A.. Leadership and Systems Thinking. In the book Leadership and Systems Improvement for the DNP. Eds G. Armstrong & S. Sables-Baus. New York: Springer.
• Alfes, C. M.. Improving Air Medical Transport Training: A Nurse Leader Perspective. Nurse Leader, 18(1), 63–66. https://doi.org/https://doi.org/10.1016/j.mnl.2019.11.011

2019

• Boris, M., Hoover, C., Rusterholtz, A., Sparks, M., Singh, M., Dolansky, M. (2019).  Using the QSEN competencies to enhance leadership in a nurse practitioner residency program. Nurse Leader, 17(5), 451-456.
• Sfiligoj, R., Honsky, J., Wong, S, Mitchell, R., Dolansky, M. A. Population Health in  Quality and Safety for Nurses: Core competencies for nursing leadership and management, Third edition Springer Pub.

Luminaries

Luminaries of the Past is a book that profiles 50 innovative nurses who had significant impact on health science and nursing practice. The authors, Mary Beth Modic and Joyce J. Fitzpatrick, aim to introduce middle-school aged children to the work of these extraordinary nurses, and the book has received praise from multiple professional organizations and advocates of nursing science, research and education.

For individual copies of Luminaries, please purchase on Amazon. For bulk orders of 5 or more books, please contact nurse-leader@case.edu.

Nurse Leadership and Management: Foundations for Effective Administration

This book is a unique leadership and management text for graduate nursing students with a focus on relationships, communications, and emotional intelligence. The contributor team of top-level nurse leaders provides practical content through case studies and emphasizes the importance of emotional intelligence in nursing leadership and management. Joyce J. Fitzpatrick, PhD, MBA, RN, FAAN, Director of the Marian K. Shaughnessy Nurse Leadership Academy is a co-author.

For individual copies of Nurse Leadership and Management, please purchase through Springer Publishing.

Nurses Making Policy: From Bedside to Boardroom

The updated third edition of the book is focused on challenging nurses to fulfill their critical role and responsibility to society in advancing health policy by providing them with the necessary tools and knowledge. The book covers important topics such as COVID-19, diversity, social determinants of health, and social justice, and provides real-world examples and exercises to help nurses become effective policy influencers. The book includes a new chapter on "Transforming Policy Through Innovation" and includes updates to reflect the current healthcare environment. Rebecca M. Patton, DNP, RN, CNOR, FAAN, Faculty in the Marian K. Shaughnessy Nurse Leadership Academy is a co-author.

For individual copies of Nurses Making Policy, please purchase on the Spring Publishing website.