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Reframing and addressing horizontal violence as a workplace quality improvement concern.

December 21, 2018

Taylor RA, Taylor SS. Nurs Forum. 2018;53(4):459-465.

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Disruptive behaviors persistently detract from a safety culture in health care. This commentary suggests that a systems approach to managing horizontal violence in nursing is needed to understand and address organizational conditions that contribute to these behaviors.

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