ARE NURSING PEER REVIEWS JUST ANOTHER WEAPON FOR BULLIES?
March 6, 2013
According to Wikipedia, peer review is, “the evaluation of work by one or more people of similar competence to the producers of the work.” While
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ENDING NURSE BULLYING: BUSTING THROUGH THE #1 BARRIER
January 30, 2013
Nurse bullying is a problem. We’ve ALL heard the phrase “nurses eat their young” yet it continues. Why? Consider this – Dealing with human behavior
ENDING NURSE BULLYING: “FREIRE STYLE”
January 23, 2013
Nurse bullying is a problem. But is it a new problem? The answer is no. Humans treating humans with disrespect has been documented since we
Stopping Overt Nurse Bullies: #1 action step to stop them in their tracks!
January 14, 2013
If you’ve been a target of a nurse bully, I don’t have to tell you how destructive bullying can be. I’ve known nurses who have
Renee’s top 10 tips for a successful nursing practice
December 26, 2012
Taking care of patients is the EASY part! By now you know that being a successful nurse involves way more than inserting an IV on
Witnessing Nurse Bullying is Bad for YOUR Health!
December 19, 2012
Nurse-to-nurse bullying is a problem. It’s pervasive, destructive and doesn’t belong in a profession that is supposed to be caring and compassionate. The good news
Bully or Just a Bad Day?
September 6, 2012
Let’s face it. In stressful situations, we are not always on our best behavior. The unpredictability of healthcare, dealing with crisis after crisis with limited
Working with an Energy Vampire? Learn how to protect yourself from the bite!
June 27, 2012
Do you work with someone who when she speaks, every word coming out of her mouth is gloom and doom? Let’s say you’re in a
Magic Mirror Neurons! Using brain science to create a positive work environment
June 13, 2012
We sometimes spend more of our waking hours at work than we do at home. Spending that time working in a negative environment means that
What to do if the bully is your boss? 5 steps for nurses
May 30, 2012
Nurse bullying and incivility are pervasive, destructive and don’t belong in a profession that is supposed to be caring and compassionate. To help nurses protect
Mastering the Art and Science of Giving and Receiving Feedback
May 2, 2012
Have you ever worked really hard on a project or presentation and either had to ask a colleague for feedback or had to ask an
Classroom Etiquette: Professional competence tips for student nurses
April 25, 2012
I once had a student who, let’s just say, hadn’t mastered the skill of professional competence. For the entire four hours of class, she slouched
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