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Nurses take the lead in reporting bullying and harassment in the NHS

John Ely - @JohnEly_NS
Posted 12 June 2018 - 12:33

Nurses are the main group identifying bullying and harassment in the NHS and ensuring patient safety, says National Guardian’s Office

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