1994
DOI: 10.1097/00005110-199406000-00008
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Sexual Harassment of Female Registered Nurses in Hospitals

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“…Alguns autores apontam que os trabalhadores de enfermagem vêm sendo alvo deste tipo de assédio, o que afeta seriamente o trabalho em enfermagem (11) .…”
Section: Principais Tipos De Violência Contra Trabalhadores De Enfermunclassified
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“…Alguns autores apontam que os trabalhadores de enfermagem vêm sendo alvo deste tipo de assédio, o que afeta seriamente o trabalho em enfermagem (11) .…”
Section: Principais Tipos De Violência Contra Trabalhadores De Enfermunclassified
“…Os pacientes foram responsáveis por 53,4% das agressões e os médicos por 25,0%. Os comportamentos mais comuns de assédio foram propostas e intimidações, insinuações e toques, como, por exemplo, segurar com força, agredir com tapas, entre outros (11) .…”
Section: Prevalência Da Violência No Ambiente De Trabalhounclassified
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“…The three studies concluded that physiotherapists in Canada (McComas et al 1993 and, America (deMayo 1997) and Australia (O'Sullivan and Weerakoon 1999, Weerakoon and O'Sullivan 1998) require more information on ethical matters concerning sexual issues in the physiotherapy profession, as well as on the legal principles underlying the management of sexual harassment in the physiotherapy work environment. This would not only be relevant to sexual harassment by patients, but also by other perpetrators, since empirical studies conducted on nurses and nursing students (Barnett 1996, Bronner et al 2003, Finnis and Robbins 1994, Hanrahan 1995, Libbus and Bowman 1994, Madison 1997, medical students (Koba 1995, Maida et al 2003, Oancia et al 2000, Uhari et al 1994, medical practitioners (Cook et al 1995, McNamara et al 1995 have revealed that sexual harassment by colleagues and other healthcare professionals also occurs. This paper therefore introduces the legal framework which serves as the basis on which sexual harassment should be handled in South Africa.…”
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“…Although research on sexual harassment in hospital setting in Nepal is scarce it is believed that it is a huge problem among health care workers. Studies from abroad show prevalence of workplace sexual harassment to be very high in hospitals 2,3 .…”
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