An Autoimmune Crisis: Breaking the Generational Cycle of Bullying and Incivility Across Nursing.

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Title: An Autoimmune Crisis: Breaking the Generational Cycle of Bullying and Incivility Across Nursing.
Authors: Hoof, Lyeisha (NURSE), Applewhite, Tneecia (NURSE), Ross, Brenda (NURSE)
Source: Issues in Mental Health Nursing. Sep2026, Vol. 47 Issue 9, p1025-1028. 4p.
Subjects: Professionalism, Nursing school faculty, Cultural competence, Nursing schools, Bullying, Nursing practice, College teacher attitudes, Offensive behavior, Intergenerational relations, Nursing students, Psychosocial factors
Abstract: The article discusses the systemic issue of bullying and incivility within the nursing profession, drawing parallels to autoimmune diseases that attack the body's own healthy tissues. It highlights how a hierarchical culture perpetuates these behaviors across generations, from nursing students to faculty, and examines the impact on patient care and nurse well-being. The text emphasizes the need for collective and individual action to break this cycle, arguing that addressing bullying is a professional and ethical imperative for the profession's survival. [Extracted from the article]
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