Observational studyRevista brasileira de enfermagem2025
Coaching leadership exercised by nurses in the context of pre-hospital care: an analytical observational study.
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Abstract
objectivesto analyze the correlation between coaching leadership exercised by pre-hospital care nurses and sociodemographic and professional aspects.
methodsan observational, analytical, cross-sectional study, carried out in mobile and fixed pre-hospital care units in Minas Gerais. A total of 79 nurses answered the questionnaires "Characterization of participants with sociodemographic/professional data" and "Nurse Self-Perception Questionnaire in Leadership Exercise Questionnaire".
resultsnurses perceive themselves as exercising coaching leadership (score 83.89). Communication was the dimension with the highest mean of the leadership instrument. Being a cis male nurse influenced the support of the team in this context. Communication was correlated with having a fixed-term contract and not having another employment relationship.
conclusionsnurses perceive coaching leadership in nursing practice, and men may be more likely to adopt leadership styles that emphasize active support to the team with a focus on results.
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