Position Statement - American Nurses Association
represent predictable interactions between human operators and the systems in which ... All healthcare organizations should implement a zero tolerance policy related to disruptive behavior, including a professional code of conduct and educational and behavioral interventions to assist nurses in addressing disruptive behavior (Center for ...
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