Learning Outcomes
     8.1 Differentiate between power and leadership.
     8.2 Describe how to use power appropriately.
     8.3 Explain how to use shared visioning as a power tool.
     8.4 Explore the relationships among power, politics, and 
     policy.
     8.5 Summarize ways nurses can influence nursing’s future.
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    Key Terms (1 of 3)
    • Coercive power
    • Connection power
    • Expert power
    • Information power
    • Legitimate power
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     Key Terms (2 of 3)
     • Personal power
     • Policy
     • Politics
     • Position power
     • Power
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     Key Terms (3 of 3)
     • Power plays
     • Referent power
     • Reward power
     • Shared visioning
     • Stakeholders
     • Vision
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     Introduction
     • Power is the potential ability to influence others 
     • Symmetrical power
         – Two parties have equal and reciprocal power.
     • Asymmetrical power
         – One person or group has more control than another.
     • Power can be exclusive to one party or may be shared 
       among many people or groups.
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