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Assertiveness training to prevent verbal abuse in the OR
AORN Journal, 2004THE HIGH INCIDENCE OF VERBAL ABUSE directed toward perioperative nurses by surgeons has been the subject of recent research studies. REPEATED INCIDENTS of verbal abuse in the OR contribute to increased incidence of errors, low morale, and high turnover among nursing staff members.
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Defining Verbal Abuse of Children: A Survey
Psychological Reports, 1997120 women and 31 men, mental health professionals and parents, rated 18 categories of parental verbalizations on acceptability in childrearing. There was general agreement (80%) that 10 categories of verbal behavior were never acceptable.
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Turkish Nurses' Experiences of Verbal Abuse at Work
Archives of Psychiatric Nursing, 2008In the health sector anywhere in the world, nurses make up one of the groups that are most exposed to violence such as sexual harassment, verbal abuse, and physical abuse. This descriptive study investigated the experience of verbal abuse among 339 hospital nurses in Turkey. Findings indicate that the most frequent and most severe forms of verbal abuse
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Today's OR nurse, 1994
1. Verbal abuse, defined as "communication that is perceived to be a harsh, condemnatory attack towards the victim, either professionally or personally," most commonly follows a stressful event. 2. Verbal abuse has multiple areas of negative impact on nursing practice, including increased numbers of errors and, subsequently, lawsuits. 3.
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1. Verbal abuse, defined as "communication that is perceived to be a harsh, condemnatory attack towards the victim, either professionally or personally," most commonly follows a stressful event. 2. Verbal abuse has multiple areas of negative impact on nursing practice, including increased numbers of errors and, subsequently, lawsuits. 3.
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Stopping Verbal Abuse in the Workplace
AJN, American Journal of Nursing, 2007Cheryl L, Johnson +2 more
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Verbal and physical abuse of nurses.
Canadian journal of nursing administration, 1995In order to determine the extent to which nurses working in hospitals in the Toronto area experienced abuse, questionnaires were distributed to 2344 nurses working in either a large teaching hospital, a psychiatric hospital or a community hospital. Of the 603 nurses responding to the questionnaire, 199 (33%) had experienced abuse in their last five ...
J, Graydon, W, Kasta, P, Khan
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