The Effect of Violence Experienced in Healthcare on Professional Decision Regret in Students

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Assess the prevalence of violence experienced by students in healthcare disciplines and its influence on decision regret.
Descriptive study conducted with 596 students.
Participants completed a form and the Professional Decision Regret scale.
Statistical analyses included frequency, correlation, Kruskal Wallis H test, and Mann Whitney U test.
Violence affected decision regret based on age, gender, and field of study (p<0.05).
Non-clinical students reported significantly higher decision regret compared to those with clinical practice (p<0.05).
65.8% linked violence in healthcare to lack of education, while 92.4% deemed it unacceptable.

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Analysis reveals violence affects professional decision regret among students in healthcare disciplines, suggesting urgent educational reforms.

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Akbal et al. (2024) studied this question.

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