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Assessing Civility At An Academic Health Science Center: Implications For Employee Satisfaction And Well-Being., Lisa A Campbell, Jenna R Lafreniere, Mhd Hasan Almekdash, David D Perlmutter, Huaxin Song, Patricia J Kelly, Rohali Keesari, Kay Leigh Shannon
Assessing Civility At An Academic Health Science Center: Implications For Employee Satisfaction And Well-Being., Lisa A Campbell, Jenna R Lafreniere, Mhd Hasan Almekdash, David D Perlmutter, Huaxin Song, Patricia J Kelly, Rohali Keesari, Kay Leigh Shannon
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Incivilities are pervasive among workers in healthcare institutions. Previously identified effects include deterioration of employee physical and mental health, absenteeism, burnout, and turnover, as well as reduced patient safety and quality of care. This study documented factors related to organizational civility at an academic health sciences center (AHSC) as the basis for future intervention work. We used a cross-sectional research design to conduct an online survey at four of five campuses of an AHSC. Using the Organizational Civility Scale (OCS), we assessed differences across gender, race (White and non-White) and job type (faculty or staff) in the eleven subscales (frequency …