More nurses need to hold leadership roles, says KPJ chief nursing officer


(From left): Nurses Swapnaha Sekaran, 37, Tium Beat Yeen, 31, and Hafidah Mustafa, 34, receiving a greeting card and roses form a patient in conjunction with International Nurses Day at Hospital Putrajaya. - AZHAR MAHFOF /The Star

PETALING JAYA: More nurses need to hold leadership roles as nursing is the backbone of the healthcare industry, says KPJ Healthcare Bhd.

Its chief nursing officer Maygala Arumugam said the personality and training of nurses, which is centred around caring and nurturing, translates well in leadership roles.

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