Toxic Nursing, Second Edition

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Toxic Nursing, Second Edition

By Cheryl Dellasega
Today s nurse managers tasked with a wide array of responsibilities from staffing and budgeting to promoting safe and effective patient care face unprecedented demands in their role as leaders of the largest healthcare workforce in the industry. They must be clinically competent, relationally savvy, and administratively gifted and find the time to create and sustain a healthy work environment. In addition to those demands, the lopsided aging of the population has had a double impact: More nurses are retiring from the profession at the same time as elderly baby boomers require increasingly complex and costly care. As nursing workforce retirements increase, a continued push for effective leadership will be critical to healthcare outcomes in the coming decades. As workforce shortages continue, it will be critical to educate managers who can advocate for, support, and empower staff. Healthcare organizations have a duty to provide nurse managers with the tools and support needed to manage effectively. Toxic Nursing is an integral part of that education. Each chapter begins with an overview of particular areas where nurse toxicity often arises. Following that is a section titled Clearing Toxicity: Scenarios, Insights, and Reflections. Here there are scenarios based on real-life accounts, with insight and advice from nurse leaders a group of 31 experts in nursing management who were asked to respond to the narratives from the perspective of preventing, addressing, or minimizing the consequences of conflict. Experts were asked to avoid citing references and rely on their own experiences and intuitive skills to provide practical advice about the situation. Following the Nurse Leader Insight section are Reflections with prompts to help readers explore the issues presented. At the end of each chapter is a section called Fostering Cultural Change that can help guide you as you explore with your staff methods to decrease toxicity and promote a healthier and more satisfying work environment. Toxic Nursing, Second Edition helps nurses from bedside nurses to charge nurses to nurse managers navigate the nuances and gray areas of toxic behavior.

If you’re a nurse or a nursing manager, you know firsthand the unique challenges and demands of the healthcare industry. From staffing and budgeting to ensuring safe and effective patient care, your role as a leader in the largest healthcare workforce requires a diverse set of skills. And as the population ages and nursing retirements increase, effective leadership will be crucial to maintaining healthcare outcomes in the coming years.

In the midst of these challenges, it’s important for healthcare organizations to provide nurse managers with the tools and support needed to manage effectively. That’s where “Toxic Nursing” comes in. Written by Cheryl Dellasega, this book is designed to help nurses navigate the nuances of toxic behavior within the nursing profession. It offers practical advice, real-life scenarios, and insights from a group of nursing management experts.

Introducing “Toxic Nursing”

“Toxic Nursing” is an essential resource for nurses at all levels, from bedside nurses to charge nurses to nurse managers. The second edition, published by Sigma Theta Tau International, provides a comprehensive exploration of toxic behavior in the nursing profession. It tackles the challenges faced by nurse managers in creating and sustaining a healthy work environment, all while promoting safe and effective patient care.

With 386 pages of valuable content, this book delves into the specific areas where nurse toxicity often arises. Each chapter begins with an overview of these areas, followed by real-life scenarios that illustrate the issues at hand. The scenarios are accompanied by insights and advice from a group of 31 nursing management experts, offering varying perspectives on preventing, addressing, and minimizing the consequences of conflict.

One of the key features of “Toxic Nursing” is its focus on reflection. After each scenario, readers are prompted to reflect on the issues presented and explore their own thoughts and experiences. This reflective approach allows nurses to gain a deeper understanding of toxic behavior and its impact, enabling them to develop strategies for fostering a healthier work environment.

Why You Should Order “Toxic Nursing”

Ordering “Toxic Nursing” is a decision that can greatly benefit you and your nursing team. The book not only provides valuable insights and advice, but it also offers a roadmap for cultural change within your organization. By exploring methods to decrease toxicity and promote a more satisfying work environment, you’ll be taking a proactive step towards improving healthcare outcomes.

By addressing toxic behavior head-on, you can create an environment that empowers your staff and promotes collaboration and effective communication. This can lead to increased job satisfaction, reduced turnover rates, and ultimately, better patient care.

Reviews of “Toxic Nursing”

Here’s what some readers have said about “Toxic Nursing”:

“This book is a must-read for any nurse manager. The scenarios presented are relatable and the insights provided by the experts are invaluable. It’s refreshing to see a book that addresses the issue of toxic behavior in nursing and provides practical advice for dealing with it.” – Sarah, RN

“I’ve been a nurse for over 20 years and I wish I had this book earlier in my career. It’s an eye-opening read that made me reflect on my own behavior as a nurse manager. I highly recommend it to anyone in a leadership position.” – Michael, Nurse Manager

“Toxic Nursing helped me understand the impact of toxic behavior on the entire nursing team. It empowered me to have difficult conversations and take action to create a healthier work environment. A game-changer!” – Lisa, Charge Nurse

These are just a few examples of the positive feedback “Toxic Nursing” has received. Nurses and nurse managers alike have found this book to be an invaluable resource for navigating the complexities of toxic behavior in the nursing profession.

Order “Toxic Nursing” Today

If you’re ready to tackle the issue of toxic behavior in nursing head-on, “Toxic Nursing” is the book for you. Order your copy today and join the growing number of nurses and nurse managers who are working towards creating healthier work environments.

With its practical advice, real-life scenarios, and reflective approach, “Toxic Nursing” will provide you with the tools and insights you need to address toxicity and promote a more satisfying work environment. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to make a positive change in your organization!