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    • Professional Development

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    • Incivility poses a significant challenge in nursing education and practice.
    • It negatively impacts learning, professional conduct, and patient outcomes.

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    • To develop and evaluate a quality improvement project addressing incivility in nursing.
    • To enhance civility awareness and communication skills among nursing students, faculty, and staff.

    Main Methods:

    • Utilized an Action Research approach for project development.
    • Implemented a two-part, evidence-based training program.
    • Collected program evaluation data via anonymous surveys.

    Main Results:

    • The educational innovation was perceived as valuable and useful by participants.
    • Descriptive analysis of survey data revealed positive themes regarding the training.

    Conclusions:

    • A cost-effective, resource-light civility training program was successfully implemented.
    • The program provides a scalable model for addressing incivility in nursing organizations.
    • It fosters communication strategies and initiates dialogue on professional conduct.