How nurses can plant the seeds of civility
Cynthia Clark Strategic nursing adviser, ATI Nursing Education, Boise State University, Idaho, US, and founder of Civility Matters
Healthcare organisations could be likened to an aspen grove, in which a single seedling can reinvigorate an entire system
The evolving dynamic of interaction and communication between individuals in a healthcare system can be compared to that of an aspen grove: a single, vast connection in which a tiny sprout can create incredible change and transformation.
Nursing Management.
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doi: 10.7748/nm.24.10.16.s17
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