Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Over the course of four years, I interviewed hundreds of nurses for a book (The Nurses: A Year of Secrets, Drama, and Miracles ...

Healthcare facilities are supposed to be places that offer support and healing, but did you know workers within the healthcare industry experience more bullying and deviant behaviors than in any other ...

In my almost 40 years of nursing, I have heard about, read about, and taught about nurse bullying, but I had never experienced it directly—until yesterday while working as a COVID-19 vaccinator in a ...

Imagine that you are a nurse with less than two years’ experience. At this point in time, you are finally beginning to feel comfortable and confident in your job and responsibilities and that you aren ...

A nursing summit at Jacksonville University addressed the many challenges of the profession, with nurse bullying foremost among them. The Quality and Safety Education for Nurses summit was organized ...

Sixty percent of new nurses quit their first job within the first six months due to the behavior of their co-workers, and nearly 50 percent of nurses believe that they will experience bullying at some ...

The nursing profession has consistently ranked No. 1 in Gallup’s annual poll of Honesty and Ethical Standards in Professions for the past 15 years — which makes the rampant bullying and hazing that ...

Bullies don’t exist just in schools. Nurse bullying, or lateral violence, as nurse.com calls it, can heighten tension and create a toxic workplace. Lateral violence is described as “nonphysical, ...

Nurse bullying is incredibly common, but such behavior may be hard to recognize--and the bullies themselves may not even realize they’re doing it. The Association of periOperative Registered Nurses ...

As the issue of violence directed at healthcare workers gains ever more attention, research shows that nurses and doctors suffer some of the worst abuse at the hands of their own colleagues. Since the ...

Student nurse anesthetists reported that "bullying and incivility" by healthcare providers in a clinical setting threw them off their educational game, according to findings presented at the American ...