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Nurses’ Silence: Understanding the Impacts of Second Victim Phenomenon Among Israeli Nurses

2023-06-12

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<h4>Introduction: </h4> The &quot;second victim&quot; phenomenon, (SVP) refers to a health professional who was involved in an adverse event (AE) and continues to suffer from the event to the detriment of personal and professional functioning. The Second Victims Natural History of Recovery Model predicts stages of the phenomenon from AE occurrence until the ‘moving on’ stage and serves as a suitable structure for...

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