Associate Professor Praneet Sawasdiraksa: Nursing Leader Building Professional Advance
Keywords:
Nursing leader, Professional development, Nursing AdministratorAbstract
Professional nursing development is relied on a good organization leader, who recognizes the significance of nursing profession and strongly intends to create the profession advancement. In the previous time, there are nursing leaders devoting themselves to develop the profession for social acceptance. Learning previous experiences of a leader will be a lesson learnt of professional development, contributing precisely to nursing quality.
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