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British Journal of Perioperative Nursing (United Kingdom), 2000
The Health and Safety Executive includes verbal abuse in its definition of work-related violence (HSE 1997). Verbal abuse is ‘any remark made to or about a client which may reasonably be perceived to be demeaning, disrespectful, humiliating, intimidating, racist, sexist, homophobic, ageist or blasphemous’.
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The Health and Safety Executive includes verbal abuse in its definition of work-related violence (HSE 1997). Verbal abuse is ‘any remark made to or about a client which may reasonably be perceived to be demeaning, disrespectful, humiliating, intimidating, racist, sexist, homophobic, ageist or blasphemous’.
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Nurse Education Today, 1989
In the recent report by the Health and Safety Commission (HSC 1987) into violence in the Health Service, the group of staff who were identified as being most at risk, were student nurses. The highest incidence of aggression reported was verbal abuse, and in a 12-month-period 4 out of 10 students who responded to the study had experienced such abuse ...
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In the recent report by the Health and Safety Commission (HSC 1987) into violence in the Health Service, the group of staff who were identified as being most at risk, were student nurses. The highest incidence of aggression reported was verbal abuse, and in a 12-month-period 4 out of 10 students who responded to the study had experienced such abuse ...
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Verbal abuse of staff nurses by physicians
Journal of Professional Nursing, 1995The prevalence and consequences of verbal abuse of staff nurses by physicians were examined in the context of Lazarus' stress-coping model. Of the 130 staff nurses completing a mailed Verbal Abuse Questionnaire, 90 per cent reported experiencing at least one episode of verbal abuse during the past year.
M A, Manderino, N, Berkey
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Nursing Management (Springhouse), 1998
Of the 151 nurses responding to a survey conducted at a 400-bed acute care hospital, 85% had experienced verbal abuse and 45% had experienced verbal abuse within the last 15 working days. Recommendations, assertiveness or crisis intervention techniques, and patient/family education help nurses manage their feelings about abuse and the verbally abusive ...
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Of the 151 nurses responding to a survey conducted at a 400-bed acute care hospital, 85% had experienced verbal abuse and 45% had experienced verbal abuse within the last 15 working days. Recommendations, assertiveness or crisis intervention techniques, and patient/family education help nurses manage their feelings about abuse and the verbally abusive ...
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AORN Journal, 1991
Verbal abuse nationwide, part II: Impact and modifications K cox Nursing Management Vol 22 (March 1991) 66 ...
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Verbal abuse nationwide, part II: Impact and modifications K cox Nursing Management Vol 22 (March 1991) 66 ...
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Psychopathy, intoxication, and verbal abuse
2021Experiences of sexual coercion and verbal abuse are common in intimate partner relationships and on college campuses. Using a college sample and a community sample, this study uses a 2 (participant psychopathy score, high or low) x 2 (level of intoxication, high or low) x 2 (level of verbal abuse, high or low) between subjects design to examine how ...
Danielle L. Hamilton, Kirk Heilbrun
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Journal of the International Neuropsychological Society, 1998
To define the combined effects of drug and alcohol abuse on verbal learning and memory, 70 alcoholic and 80 polysubstance abuse (PSA) individuals with concurrent alcohol abuse were compared on a list learning task, the California Verbal Learning Test (CVLT).
M W, Bondi, A I, Drake, I, Grant
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To define the combined effects of drug and alcohol abuse on verbal learning and memory, 70 alcoholic and 80 polysubstance abuse (PSA) individuals with concurrent alcohol abuse were compared on a list learning task, the California Verbal Learning Test (CVLT).
M W, Bondi, A I, Drake, I, Grant
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Modification of a mother's verbal abuse
Child Abuse & Neglect, 1979Abstract In this study an abusive parent was instructed in techniques of behavior modification. It was hypothesized that the parent-child interactions would improve as the mother, Mrs. X, began modifying her daughter Jan's behavior. An A-B - A-B reversal design was implemented.
Adele Davis Murphy, Sallie O. Davis
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Nursing Management (Springhouse), 1993
Verbal abuse, one of many tactics used when communication breaks down, aggressively manipulates others into competitive power struggles loaded with hidden agendas. A specific win-win game plan is given to survive these verbal abuse tactics.
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Verbal abuse, one of many tactics used when communication breaks down, aggressively manipulates others into competitive power struggles loaded with hidden agendas. A specific win-win game plan is given to survive these verbal abuse tactics.
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