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1Author Affiliation: Senior Communications Specialist, Advocacy and Special Projects, American Organization of Nurse Executives, Chicago, Illinois. The author declares no conflicts of interest.
Abstract:
Violence in the workplace, including violence toward staff from patients and families as well as lateral violence, has become a serious safety issue for hospitals in the United States. Concerned about this issue, the Emergency Nurses Association and the American Organization of Nurse Executives convened a Day of Dialogue to discuss ways to mitigate violence in the workplace. The result of the discussion was the development of guiding principles and a toolkit to assist nurse leaders in systemically reducing lateral violence and patient and family violence in hospitals.
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