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2009 Doctor-Nurse Behavior Survey.
Physician Exec. Nov-Dec 2009;5-22.

This special series of articles shares findings from a large survey of doctors and nurses regarding their interactions and reports on disruptive behavior that could affect patient safety and quality of care.
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