Susan J. Quaal: the global and local impact of a transformational leader

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Susan J. Quaal is a transformational leader in cardiovascular nursing, which, according to her colleague Lori D. Finlay, MS, APRN, CCRN, CS, cardiovascular nurse practitioner, Veterans Administration Medical Center, Salt Lake City, Utah, means she has forever changed the course of practice. Susan Quaal has received many awards, but more important, without her global influence cardiovascular nurses would not have been able to develop the level of life-saving expertise in balloon pumping they have achieved. She has saved many lives by interventions and by teaching others.

Quaal, Susan J.

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Martha N. Hill: transformational leader

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Martha N. Hill, PhD, RN, FAAN, is a researcher educator and nursing leader of world renown according to Vicki J. Coombs, MS, RV, CCRN, a colleague. Dr. Hill was elected president of the American Heart Assoc effective June 1997, the first nonphysician to hold the position. She continues to work at telephone fundraisers as well as as a figurehead and administrator. She continues her work as a mentor and conducts clinical research with nursing colleagues and students at The Johns Hopkins Univ. Dr. Hill has been named a transformational leader in cardiovascular nursing.

Hill, Martha N.

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Carolyn Murdaugh as a transformational leader

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Lessons learned from Dr. Carolyn Murdaugh, transformational leader in the field of cardiovascular nursing, include the lesson that it is important to achieve balance between one's personal life and one's professional life and to create a vision for scholarship and the professional self according to former students. She possessed visionary leadership, which could be seen in her guidance of the executive committee of the American Heart Assoc Council on Cardiovascular Nursing.

Murdaugh, Carolyn

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