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When Bullying Affects Patient Safety

Examples of undermining individuals at work include humiliating, intimidating, victimizing, excluding, belittling, and assigning them to impossible tasks.4 A study of perioperative RNs practicing in the midwestern United States found that RN circulators are more concerned about aggression from other nurses than from other professionals (eg, surgeons, physician assistants).5 Perioperative nurses must develop strong personalities to be able to assert themselves in the event of conflict. New or novice nurses suffer the most from the effects of bullying because they may not have developed the skills or courage necessary to handle these situations.6