The Biology of Bullying: Why Nurses Eat Each Other and How to Take Them Off the Menu
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The Biology of Bullying: Why Nurses Eat Each Other and How to Take Them Off the Menu

by Dr. Joneil Conley

Medicine Health Workplace Culture
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The Biology of Bullying explores bullying within nursing and asks why nurses may turn against one another. Dr. Joneil Conley examines the forces behind workplace hostility and considers how harmful patterns can be challenged, helping readers think about healthier, more respectful environments for nurses and healthcare teams.

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The Biology of Bullying examines bullying within the nursing profession.

It explores why nurses may mistreat or undermine one another in workplace settings.

The book also considers ways to reduce harmful behavior and create more supportive professional environments.

Written by Dr. Joneil Conley, it addresses an important workplace issue affecting nurses and healthcare teams.

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