A recent qualitative study revealed that registered nurses with physical disabilities
experience discrimination in the workplace and frequently leave their jobs and the …

Research has revealed that nurses and nursing students with disabilities experience
discrimination. There are relatively few nurses with obvious physical disabilities working in …

Nursing students and nurses with disabilities face discrimination and bias both in schools of
nursing and in the workplace. This can be overt or subtle and can take many forms. In March …

Abstract The Americans With Disabilities Act requires that nursing programs not discriminate
against students with disabilities. This article describes a qualitative study of RNs who had …

Registered nurses who consider themselves to be physically disabled were interviewed
regarding their experiences. Nurses who interview other nurses for hire were also …

Nurse educators are increasingly facing accommodation of students with disabilities in their
nursing curricula, and questions regarding issues of fairness to all students and patient …

This grounded theory study explored Canadian nursing educators' perspectives of nursing
students with disabilities. Seventeen faculty members from four western Canadian nursing …

Nurses are challenged to fill the new and expanded roles for a health care system designed
to improve the quality of health care. Despite the unique perspective and set of skills that …

Across the United States, discussions and decisions are occurring in schools of nursing as
nurse educators attempt to comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act. This article …

This study evaluated the effects of an inservice program on the perceptions, knowledge, and
concerns of nursing faculty members about students with disabilities. Training was delivered …