… of attitude towards aggression to staff characteristics. Muro studied the relationship between
the perception of aggression of nursing … , only scores on the perception of violence differed …

… the perceived prevalence of patient aggression, the attitudes of mental health nurses towards
patient aggression … nursing attitudes which influence the nurses’ behaviour towards patient …

… mental health nurses’ attitudes and perceived self-efficacy toward inpatient aggression in
adult … the associations between attitudes and perceived self-efficacy toward aggression and …

… This study confirms that nurses’ attitudes towards inpatient aggression are possible to …
nurses’ attitudes but probably also is sensitive to change. Further studies on inpatient aggressive …

… the instruments used for monitoring attitudes toward aggression are possible reasons for …
to enhance nursing students' perceived confidence in managing patient aggression without …

… Perception of patient aggression among nurses working in a university hospital in Turkey
The way patient aggression is perceived influences nurses' attitudes and behaviour towards …

… The goal of the present study was to quantify the perceived aggression towards nurses working
… of an association between the characteristics of aggressors and the type of aggression. …

… Respondents who did not restrain patients perceived aggression as less harming than
those in the reference group (β =T.29, t value T2.36, p =.02). Respondents working with …

… Given the capacity of such trainings to influence attitude towards patient aggression we
devised this study to investigate the effects of a training course being offered currently in …

… One aspect of the attitude of nurses is their perception of the … aggression management,
grade of education in nursing, etc. yielded no relationship to the way nurses perceived aggression…