A podcast discussion highlights the rising violence against healthcare workers in New Zealand, attributing it to systemic understaffing, overcrowding, and mental health challenges, with nurses describing a culture of normalised aggression and inadequate responses from health机构.
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Yeah, no, no, and serious under-reporting goes on. Nurses just don't have the time to report this stuff any longer. So, you know, I can say one assault is one assault too many, but essentially these are really grim statistics and there are some practices being put in place to help, but ultimately we've got a situation where we cannot get help to people in time. They get upset, they get angry, and nurses face that. In fact, nurses face violence at a rate higher than pretty much any other occupation in New Zealand.
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nurses overwhelmed and silenced by workload
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