Intrapreneurship in Nursing
In contrast to an entrepreneur, a nurse intrapreneur is a salaried employee, often of a government run health service, who develops, promotes, and delivers an innovative health or nursing service within a health care setting, such as hospital or nurse-led clinic (Hewison & Badger, 2006). Nurses have been developing intrapreneurial ventures since the time of Florence Nightingale; however, it is only now with increasing demand for safe, high-quality, and effective health care services that more resources are dedicated to nurses assuming a wider variety of roles with more responsibility.
Nurse intrapreneurs develop innovative health practices from within the organisational framework in which they work, and consequently share the risks and benefits associated with this innovative practice with their employer (Dayhoff & Moore, 2005). The type of innovations developed by intrapreneurs often involve efforts to transform workplace climate or culture, improve processes, or develop new products or services (Drucker, 1985). Intrapreneurs are often motivated by the needs of their patients to identify gaps in service that can be addressed through the determined work of a health care team that may or may not include themselves.
Intrapreneurship in NursingIn contrast to an entrepreneur, a nurse intrapreneur is a salaried employee, often of a government run health service, who develops, promotes, and delivers an innovative health or nursing service within a health care setting, such as hospital or nurse-led clinic (Hewison & Badger, 2006). Nurses have been developing intrapreneurial ventures since the time of Florence Nightingale; however, it is only now with increasing demand for safe, high-quality, and effective health care services that more resources are dedicated to nurses assuming a wider variety of roles with more responsibility.Nurse intrapreneurs develop innovative health practices from within the organisational framework in which they work, and consequently share the risks and benefits associated with this innovative practice with their employer (Dayhoff & Moore, 2005). The type of innovations developed by intrapreneurs often involve efforts to transform workplace climate or culture, improve processes, or develop new products or services (Drucker, 1985). Intrapreneurs are often motivated by the needs of their patients to identify gaps in service that can be addressed through the determined work of a health care team that may or may not include themselves.
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