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      Creating Healthy Work Environments 2019

      Check out these articles written by presenters at the 2019 Creating Healthy Work Environments conference.


      Celebrating our professional nursing relationships
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      Celebrating our professional nursing relationships

      Cheryl A. Dellasega, and , and | 3/5/2019
      Nurses share special connections with their colleagues.
      Overcoming workplace interpersonal conflict
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      Overcoming workplace interpersonal conflict

      Monica Kennison, and , and | 2/22/2019
      Tasks of leadership seem daunting? A nurse leader offers advice.
      Together, we can create cultures free of psychological violence
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      Together, we can create cultures free of psychological violence

      Debra C. Hampton, and , and | 2/20/2019
      It takes a team to deal with bullying.
      Trust: Essential to healthy work environments
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      Trust: Essential to healthy work environments

      Martie L. Moore, and , and | 2/19/2019
      Creating trust requires a multifocused strategy.
      It takes a community: A college of nursing finds a way to work well together
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      It takes a community: A college of nursing finds a way to work well together

      Ruth A. Treisman and Bev Zabler, and , and | 2/15/2019
      Not bad for less than $200 a year!
      Workplace wellness program empowers self-leadership
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      Workplace wellness program empowers self-leadership

      Carole M. Kulik, and , and | 2/12/2019
      Self-leadership requires commitment to self-care.
      Starting the conversation: Gender and incivility in nursing education
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      Starting the conversation: Gender and incivility in nursing education

      Brett T. Morgan, Benjamin A. Smallheer, Helen A. Gordon, and Margory A. Molloy, and , and | 2/6/2019
      Efforts to mitigate uncivil behavior must be ongoing.
      Is your work environment bully free? It should be!
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      Is your work environment bully-free? It should be!

      Alexis E. Smith, and , and | 2/1/2019
      Tolerating nurse bullies isn’t part of your job.
      Ending the silence: Antidote to incivility
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      Ending the silence: Antidote to incivility

      Cynthia Clark, and , and | 1/29/2019
      When nurses stay silent, patient safety may be compromised.
      Want to reduce incivility in the workplace? Begin in academia
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      Want to reduce incivility in the workplace? Begin in academia

      Sulaiman Dawood Al-Sabei, and , and | 1/25/2019
      Interprofessional courses prepare nursing and medical students for future teamwork.
      Formal mentoring: Tool for creating healthy work environments
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      Formal mentoring: Tool for creating healthy work environments

      Karen W. Ulmer and Heidi J. Beris, and , and | 1/22/2019
      Unusual mentor-mentee matches can yield unexpected benefits.
      Team Gary: It wasn’t one person who saved my son’s life!
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      Team Gary: It wasn’t one person who saved my son’s life!

      Amy M. Richards, and , and | 1/17/2019
      With a sinking feeling in my stomach, I asked, “Where are you?”

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