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SUMMARY:Recognizing the Signs, Symptoms, Impacts, and Resolutions of Inciv
 ility Within the Healthcare Organization
DESCRIPTION:Breakout Session\n\nKimberly Ichrist (The Ohio State Universit
 y Wexner Medical Center)\n\nClinicians enter the healthcare profession wit
 h the noble intention to serve others, it is perhaps paradoxical to see th
 at their intention extends primarily to the patients and families. But for
  some, not to their peers or other healthcare professionals.   \n\nIncivil
 ity in the workplace is not always obvious and can often take the form of 
 subtle harmless gestures. Eye rolling, sarcasm, rumors, delay in respondin
 g to emails, can progress to more overt actions including undermining prof
 essional integrity, exclusion from opportunities, or withholding pertinent
  information is not uncommon in the workplace. \n\nDisruptive behaviors ca
 n foster medical errors, contribute to poor patient satisfaction, increase
  cost of care, and cause qualified clinicians to seek new positions. Obtai
 ning knowledge of the signs, symptoms, impacts, and resolutions of incivil
 ity is the first step to combat the behavior.\n\nTrack: Delivery, Quality 
 and Safety\n\nFocus Area: APP Practice, Bedside Nursing, Diversity, Equity
 , and Inclusion, Global Neurocritical Care, Hospitalist Practice, Patient 
 Education\n\nTarget Audience: Intermediate, Advanced\n\nSession Chair: Les
 lie Hamilton (University of Tennessee Health Science Center College of Pha
 rmacy)
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