Journal of Nursing : Hazing
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Nurses Eat Their Young; An Insight Into Systematic Hazing and its Implications on Patient Care
Shelby Leahy
I am a nursing student that worked as a CNA for six years. I was inspired to write this from my own experiences that I have encountered while working in the field of nursing.
