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Sigma Theta Tau International 2012 Leadership Forum September 20-22 Indianapolis Taking a Step to Stop Cross Cultural Incivility Gladys Mouro 11/16/2012 STTI 2012 Leadership Forum 1

Learner Objectives By the end of the session the learner will; 1.Identify and define incivility related to cultural differences and strategies, tools and steps to defuse 2.Feel empowered and motivated to be an agent of change in situations of incivility 11/16/2012 STTI 2012 Leadership Forum 2

What is incivility? The Oxford definition and Thesaurus define incivility as A rude or discourteous act 11/16/2012 STTI 2012 Leadership Forum 3

How does incivility appear? Being sarcastic Ruining someone s reputation Lack of support Back stabbing Confidence 11/16/2012 STTI 2012 Leadership Forum 4

What do the standards say? American Medical Association Disruptive behavior as personal conduct whether verbal or physical,that negatively affects or potentially may affect patient care includes,but not limited to,conduct that interferes with one s ability to work with the other members of the healthcare team. 11/16/2012 STTI 2012 Leadership Forum 5

Joint Commission International(JCI) JCI Leaders must create and implement a process for managing disruptive and inappropriate staff behaviors. 11/16/2012 STTI 2012 Leadership Forum 6

International Council of Nurses ICN The International Council of Nurses (ICN 2009) defines abuse as behavior that humiliates,degrades, or otherwise indicates a lack of respect for the dignity and worth of an individual. 11/16/2012 STTI 2012 Leadership Forum 7

American Nurses Credentialing Center Magnet EP Under standard of exemplary practice Collegial working relationships within and among the disciplines are valued by the organization and its employees. 11/16/2012 STTI 2012 Leadership Forum 8

When is behavior considered uncivil in different cultures? Perception? Behaviors? Lack of respect? Religion? 11/16/2012 STTI 2012 Leadership Forum 9

Experiences of people from different cultures Cultural shock Home sickness Limited social skills Stereotyping Prejudice Labeled Perceived hatred 11/16/2012 STTI 2012 Leadership Forum 10

Experiences of people from different cultures (Cont d) Intimidation as a result of ; Jokes Ethnicity Gender Sexual orientation Social status 11/16/2012 STTI 2012 Leadership Forum 11

Cultural factors that may lead to incivility Nursing is a Female Dominated profession Nursing is an oppressed group Medical Model Hierarchical Structure Imbalance of power War 11/16/2012 STTI 2012 Leadership Forum 12

Studies Taiwan, Afghanistan,Saudia Arabia Johnston,M.(2009) Showed nurse bullying on the rise and Nurse Managers were principal perpetuators of bullying. 11/16/2012 STTI 2012 Leadership Forum 13

Jordan Oweis,A.(2005) Nurses are socialized to relinquish power to physicians and to be passive or indirect in their communication. 11/16/2012 STTI 2012 Leadership Forum 14

Kuwait Adib,S.(2002) Nurses were not perceived as an honorable position 11/16/2012 STTI 2012 Leadership Forum 15

Turkey Uzun,O.(2003) 86% of nurses surveyed in 3 hospitals experienced verbal abuse and patients relatives and physicians were greatest source 11/16/2012 STTI 2012 Leadership Forum 16

Iraq Abu Al Rub,K. (2007) 49 of 116 participants reported they have been physically attacked. 11/16/2012 STTI 2012 Leadership Forum 17

Asia Yueng and Griffin (2008) 77% of 116,986 respondents in 6 Asian countries China, Hong Kong, India Japan,Korea,Singapore experienced workplace incivility 11/16/2012 STTI 2012 Leadership Forum 18

Saudi Arabia 70% of healthcare foreigners Emotional abuse Discrimination Pay Policies Susan Steinman 11/16/2012 STTI 2012 Leadership Forum 19

Post September 11,2001 Kulwicki,A.(2008) Effects of September 11 On Arab American nurses in Metropolitan Detroit Nurses voiced the following ; Friends don t treat me the same on the unit There is tension in the setting I feel like I have to prove myself Wearing a Hijab was a source of ridicule 11/16/2012 STTI 2012 Leadership Forum 20

A Personal Experience War,Conflict,Religion Empowerment of nurses at AUBMC. 11/16/2012 STTI 2012 Leadership Forum 21

Strategies,Tools,Tips Create policies Zero tolerance Leadership Education 11/16/2012 STTI 2012 Leadership Forum 22

Strategies,Tools,Tips(Cont d) Cultural assessment Counseling service Work etiquette Ambassadors 11/16/2012 STTI 2012 Leadership Forum 23

Strategies,Tools,Tips(Cont d) Safe environment. Take action Role models 11/16/2012 STTI 2012 Leadership Forum 24

In Conclusion A safe respectful place is required for nurses from all cultures to practice. 11/16/2012 STTI 2012 Leadership Forum 25

References 1. Abate,F.The Oxford Dictionary and Thesaurus. American Edition.Oxford: The Oxford University Press,1996. 2. Abu Al Rub,R.Khalifa,Habbib,M.Workplace violence among Iraqi hospital nurses.journal of Nursing Scholarship 2007 third quarter. 3. Adib,S.Shatti,A.Kamal,S.Violence against nurses in healthcare facilities in Kuwait. International Journal of Nursing Studies 2002 39;469-478 11/16/2012 STTI 2012 Leadership Forum 26

4.American Medical Association.Report of the council on ethical and judicial affairs.ceja Report 2-A-00 Physicians with disruptive behavior. Http://ama- assn.org/amal/pub/upload/mm/369/ceja- 2a00.pdf 5.Clark,C.From Incivility to civility: Transforming the culture.rnl 2012;36(3):1-4 11/16/2012 STTI 2012 Leadership Forum 27

6.Forni,PM.The Civility solution.new York,St Martin Press,2008 7.Harris,C.Incivility in nursing. Nursing Bulletin 2012;16-20 8.Ismail,I.Workplace incivility in Malaysia: A Descriptive exploratory study.3 rd International conference on Business and Economics Research,2012 11/16/2012 STTI 2012 Leadership Forum 28

9.Johnston,J.Phanhtborath,P.Jackson,B.The Bullying aspect of workplace violence in nursing.crit care Nurs 2009;32(4):287-295 10.Kulwicki,A.Khalifa,R.Moore,G.The effects of September 11 on Arab American Nurses in Metropolitan Detroit. Journal of Transcultural Nursing 2008 April 19(2) :134-139 11/16/2012 STTI 2012 Leadership Forum 29

11.The Joint Commission.Leadership standards.comprehensive Accreditation Manual for Hospitals 2008:The official Handbook.(CAMH),January 2008 Oakbrook Terrance,IL:The Joint Commission ;2008;LD 3.10-32-33 12.Uzum,O.Perceptions and experiences of nurses in Turkey about verbal abuse in clinical settings.journal of Nursing Scholarship 2003 first quarter;81-85 11/16/2012 STTI 2012 Leadership Forum 30