Bullying in nursing is a well-documented issue, but less attention has been given to the experiences of nurse educators who face hostility within academic institutions. While nursing education should ...

How Common Is Bullying in Nursing? Everyone, according to Dellasega, has experienced bullying -- as the bully, the victim, or the bystander. "We have all watched this happen to someone. [4] " Bullying ...

The word “bully” often brings to mind schoolyard quarrels and adolescent cliques but, unfortunately, bullying has no age limit. While not a new issue, some recent publications have sought to raise ...

I have been reading a lot about the shortage of nursing due to the pandemic and burnout, but there is another “pandemic” that infiltrated nursing decades before COVID-19. Judith Meissner coined the ...

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

October is National Bullying Prevention Awareness Month, highlighting the dangers of bullying in all settings. The following was adapted from an excerpt of Ending Nurse-to-Nurse Hostility: Why Nurses ...

As our population ages, more and more kupuna are receiving care in assisted living facilities, senior centers, and nursing homes. One of the products of this trend is an increase of bullying among ...

Sadly, bullying has long been tolerated in healthcare. Sometimes called nursing's "silent epidemic," bullying might even be tacitly accepted with "a wink and a nod," or subtly encouraged by a failure ...