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Chief Nurse Executive Incentive Compensation

Nancy L. Korth, Paul A. Reichelt

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More and more chief nurse executives (CNEs) are receiving incentive compensation plans. The authors report trends in incentive compensation and discuss what 184 CNEs in multihospital systems said about their incentive compensation plan.

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More and more chief nurse executives (CNEs) are receiving incentive compensation plans. The authors report trends in incentive compensation and discuss what 184 CNEs in multihospital systems said about their incentive compensation plan.

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More and more chief nurse executives (CNEs) are receiving incentive compensation plans. The authors report trends in incentive compensation and discuss what 184 CNEs in multihospital systems said about their incentive compensation plan.

Key concepts: Incentive, Compensation (psychology), Incentive program, Executive compensation, Business, Plan (archaeology), Psychology, Economics

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