A 360-Degree View of Unprofessional Behaviours Between Nurses and Between Nurses and Medical Colleagues: A Secondary Analysis of a Mixed-Method Evaluation.

Kathleen L. Bagot; Ryan McMullan; Johanna I. Westbrook; Ling Li; Tim Badgery‐Parker; Rachel Urwin; Judith Frayne; Elizabeth McInnes

doi:10.1155/jonm/9142351

January 1, 2026Open Access

A 360-Degree View of Unprofessional Behaviours Between Nurses and Between Nurses and Medical Colleagues: A Secondary Analysis of a Mixed-Method Evaluation.

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Key Points

This research aims to explore the roles nurses play in unprofessional behaviours and the necessary approaches for change.
Conducted a secondary analysis of a mixed-method evaluation
Identified roles of nurses in unprofessional behaviour
Examined individual and organisational approaches
Nurses can act as perpetrators, targets, observers, reporters, responders, and buffers
There is a need for multifaceted culture change programs
Individual and organisational approaches are essential for addressing unprofessional behaviours

Implication

Mixed-method evaluation investigates unprofessional behaviours among nurses and colleagues, highlighting cultural change needs.

Abstract

Nurses' roles in unprofessional behaviour may include perpetrator, target, observer, reporter, responder and buffer. Individual and organisational-wide approaches are required to confidently address unprofessional behaviours. Multifaceted culture change programs are needed.

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Bagot et al. (2026) studied this question.

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A 360-Degree View of Unprofessional Behaviours Between Nurses and Between Nurses and Medical Colleagues: A Secondary Analysis of a Mixed-Method Evaluation.

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