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Rudeness upsets colleagues and poses risk to patients

Being on the receiving end of incivility is always unpleasant but in a healthcare setting it can be dangerous

Jennifer Trueland
Posted 26 November 2019 - 16:00

Picture shows two women in scrubs, the older one frowning at the younger one, who is looking at a folder. Being on the receiving end of incivility is always unpleasant but in a healthcare setting it can be dangerous.

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