“My manager is a bully!” Gina screamed when she exploded into the Human Resource office. “She wrote me up for calling off and I’m sick
You love your job and the patients you help, but why do you feel anxious about going to work? As Dr. Renee Thompson points out,
Having a Bullying Boss Can Be a Nightmare for ANYONE! Last week, you saw it’s National Bullying Prevention Month. With that in mind, I want
I frequently get asked by organizations to help them eliminate workplace bullying. The conversations we have are always about BULLYING – the physicians bullying the
Kelly was a hardworking new nurse but was yelled at and criticized constantly, blamed for things she didn’t do, and deliberately set up to fail
So many nurses ask me why I chose bullying as my area of focus, but I didn’t really choose a career in bullying. Nurse Bullying
The opening games began in Rio last week, and with the flurry of competitions on TV and Olympic winners biting down on their medals, the
The feminine power in the world is rising; as a result, we are experiencing the most exciting and empowering time in history for women. Hillary
Disruptive behavior, bullying, incivility, disrespectful behavior, etc. all describe basically the same thing – bad behaviors that should never occur in healthcare. Although similar, there
I’ve spent the last 25 years as a nurse and have witnessed bullying behavior in every role I’ve held. As a new nurse working at
Maggie transferred from a small town in Virginia to a large hospital in Philadelphia. After a few days on the unit, she noticed that some
Megan is a new nurse on a cardiac unit. Although she’s had a good experience so far, she struggles when working with the nurses on
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