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Interventions against bullying of prelicensure students and nursing professionals: an integrative review.

November 21, 2018

Rutherford DE, Gillespie GL, Smith CR. Nurs Forum. 2019;54(1):84-90.

Disrespectful behavior among health care providers and students is a persistent challenge to safe care delivery. This review explored the literature on the bullying of prelicensure nursing students and professionals. The authors identified nursing education, nurse leadership development, and policy interventions currently being applied to reduce these behaviors.

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