Violence against healthcare workers: A clinical manager’s story @stjoesfoundation
Violence against healthcare workers: A clinical manager’s story  @stjoesfoundation
Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 19 hours ago
St. Joe’s nurse-turned business manager Christina shares years of experiencing violence in the workplace.

She says violent incidents have increased since she started nursing. Where there used to be a mutual respect between healthcare workers and patients, now violence is commonplace and has become normalized.

But verbally, physically or sexually harming a healthcare is assault – and it’s not okay.

Learn what St. Joe’s is doing to support healthcare workers by visiting stjoes.ca/violenceprevention.
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Violence against healthcare workers: A clinical manager’s story

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