… single out patient-to-staff aggression and staff-to-staff aggression as being the most likely …
in the clinical setting. When scores are aggregated for each group of nurses staffto-staff …

… , patients and nursing staff were seen as 'good' role models When instructors were unable
to establish rapport on a unit, negative feedback &om nursmg staff could be detrimental to …

… , nurse staffing and … nurse staffing, nurse education and the practice environment—provide
three options to minimise the risk of adverse outcomes for patients and improve nurse …

… Due to the demands of the clinical setting and staff shortages, implementation of such care
may then prove difficult. Students in this climate will remain unable to practice in the fashion …

… clinical settings have their own proŪles of aggression, and following incidents of aggression,
staff … recognition and concern that nurses, like employees in other settings, are subjected to …

… Research on clinical education within the nursing programmes during recent decades
has … in the clinical setting, the supervisory role of the nursing staff and (more recently) the …

… this paper to support staff and promote morale boosting atmospheres in clinical settings as
the norm. … To further improve our understanding of morale in clinical settings, the authors have …

… individual registered nurses who are part of the clinical staff. … nursing practice areas, largely
due to Registered Nurse staff … The adequacy of staff numbers in a clinical setting is a factor …

… clinical practice, to learn clinical practice skills, to look good as a student, and to look good as
a nurse… their instructors, and the staff nurses in the clinical setting. The students defined the …

… to clinical nursing instruction for novice faculty in associate degree and baccalaureate programs,
for graduate students interested in nursing … For example, a staff nurse might overhear a …