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  • 1.  No More Silence: Interpersonal Violence and Nurses

    Posted 02-21-2025 10:24

    Nurses are dedicated to recognizing and assisting patients affected by interpersonal and domestic violence. But what about when they experience it themselves? Many healthcare workers face this reality yet hesitate to seek help.

    Join the Workplace Safety & Workforce Well-Being SIG and @Cara Spencer PhD, RN, FNP-BC February 26 at 4:00 pm ET as she sheds light on the prevalence of Type 4 violence among nurses and its effects on the healthcare environment-because supporting caregivers is just as important as supporting patients.

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    We look forward to seeing you online for this important call. As always, don't hesitate to reach out with any questions,

    Jennie



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    Jennifer Stranix
    AAACN
    Pitman NJ
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  • 2.  RE: No More Silence: Interpersonal Violence and Nurses

    Posted 02-24-2025 17:26

    Thank You for posting, Jennie. I look forward to connecting with my ambulatory care nurses about a difficult but very important topic. 

    If you are interested in attending, don't forget to register.

    Cara Spencer, PhD, RN, FNP-BC



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    Cara Spencer PhD RN FNP-BC
    UCHealth
    Erie CO
    (303) 949-0830
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