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Pursuing a Culture of Civility: An Intervention Study in One Program of Nursing

Cynthia M. Clark, Boise State University

Abstract

Incivility in nursing education impedes learning and may lead to threatening and unsafe behaviors. Because these actions may also have a negative effect on patient care, the boards of nursing are beginning to sanction nursing programs for uncivil conduct. The author describes how pretest and posttest assessments, an evidence-based framework for establishing collaborative partnerships, and a series of faculty and student workshops were implemented to foster a culture of civility in one program of nursing.

Suggested Citation

Cynthia M. Clark. "Pursuing a Culture of Civility: An Intervention Study in One Program of Nursing" Nurse Educator 36.3 (2011): 98-102.
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/cynthia_clark/23