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A qualitative systematic review on nurses' experiences of workplace bullying and implications for nursing practice.

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AIMS To explore nurses' experiences of workplace bullying and ways to prevent such occurrences. DESIGN A qualitative systematic review was conducted. DATA SOURCES Five electronic databases were searched from each… Click to show full abstract

AIMS To explore nurses' experiences of workplace bullying and ways to prevent such occurrences. DESIGN A qualitative systematic review was conducted. DATA SOURCES Five electronic databases were searched from each database's inception to December 2020. REVIEW METHODS Meta-summary and meta-synthesis were conducted using Sandelowski and Barroso's approach. RESULTS Twenty-seven studies were included in this review. The overarching theme, 'The Vicious Cycle of Bullying in Nursing', and four themes were synthesized: (a) different 'faces' of bullying, (b) the hidden drivers of bullying, (c) impact of being bullied and (d) responses to bullying. CONCLUSION The nursing code of ethics and anti-bullying policies should be consistently enforced by each organization's upper management. Nurses should be provided a safe space to voice their concerns on bullying within the organization.

Keywords: workplace bullying; qualitative systematic; systematic review; review; nurses experiences; experiences workplace

Journal Title: Journal of advanced nursing
Year Published: 2021

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