Understanding Violence Toward Canadian Nurses From Patients' Family and Visitors as a Potentially Psychologically Traumatic Event.

Kim Ritchie; Rosemary Ricciardelli; Matthew S Johnston; Andrea M D'Alessandro-Lowe; Yuanxin Xue; Andrea M Stelnicki; Margaret McKinnon; R Nicholas Carleton

doi:10.1155/jonm/3920566

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Understanding Violence Toward Canadian Nurses From Patients' Family and Visitors as a Potentially Psychologically Traumatic Event.

Kim Ritchie, Rosemary Ricciardelli, Matthew S Johnston, Andrea M D'Alessandro-Lowe, Yuanxin Xue, Andrea M Stelnicki, Margaret McKinnon, R Nicholas Carleton

Journal of nursing management · 2026

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Kim Ritchie, Rosemary Ricciardelli, Matthew S Johnston, Andrea M D'Alessandro-Lowe, Yuanxin Xue, Andrea M Stelnicki, Margaret McKinnon, R Nicholas Carleton. (2026). Understanding Violence Toward Canadian Nurses From Patients' Family and Visitors as a Potentially Psychologically Traumatic Event.. Journal of nursing management. DOI: 10.1155/jonm/3920566

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