The RCN dignity survey: implications for leaders

Ann Gallagher; Paul Wainwright; Lesley Baillie; Pauline Ford

The RCN dignity survey: implications for leaders

Ann Gallagher, Paul Wainwright, Lesley Baillie, Pauline Ford

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In response to concerns about a lack of dignity in care raised in the media and several studies, the RCN launched last year its dignity campaign, Dignity: At the heart of everything we do. A major part of this campaign was a dignity survey of more than 2000 nurses, nursing students and healthcare assistants, making it the largest dignity survey of the U.K. nursing workforce ever undertaken. This article outlines what some of the survey findings mean for nurse managers and leaders, and discusses the relationship between dignity and nursing.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	12-16
Journal	Nursing Management
Volume	16
Issue number	4
Publication status	Published - Jul 2009
Externally published	Yes

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Nursing and midwifery

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