Journal of Emergency Health Care
Formerly known as: International Journal of Medical Investigation
Volume 2, Issue 1 (March 2013)
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ÇELİK S, ÇİL A, YAVAŞÇI H, GÜRBÜZ S, ASLANGİRAY S, SOMUNOĞLU S. VIOLENCE AGAINST NURSES IN WORKING HOURS IN TURKEY. J Emerg Health Care 2013; 2 (1)
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Abstract: (9442 Views)
Objective: To investigate the frequency of the violence exposure, reasons, types of
violence and the nurses’ attitude towards it.
Method: This study was carried out with 460 nurses working in the hospitals in
Zonguldak, Turkey. Data were collected with a questionnaire form and were evaluated
by mean, percentage and chi-square tests.
Results: The nurses experience violence and the most frequent type of violence is
verbal abuse with a 79.1%. Female, married, nurses in 28-37 age-group, graduate of
associate degree and nurses working in services had more violence experience. Nurses
working in state hospitals encounter violence more frequently than nurses working
research hospitals. Nurses often encounter violence in day-shift and weekday. Nurses
mostly abused by relative of the patients, patients and physicians.
Conclusion: This study shows that gender, marital status, educational status, age,
institute and working degree have influence on exposure to violence of nurses.
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