Xin Wang, Pu Peng, Yueheng Liu, Winson Fuzun Yang, Shubao Chen, Yunfei Wang, Qian Yang, Manyun Li, Yingying Wang, Yuzhu Hao, Li He, Qianjin Wang, Junhong Zhang, Yuejiao Ma, Haoyu He, Yanan Zhou, Jiang Long, Chang Qi, Yi-Yuan Tang, Yanhui Liao, Jinsong Tang, Qiuxia Wu, Tieqiao Liu
Workplace violence inflicted by patients or their family members/visitors and its relationship with suicidal ideation among undergraduate medical students during clinical training in China
Annals of medicine
bullying victimization associated several health issues prevention bullying therefore important goal health education professionals present study 2766 children 32 dutch elementary schools participated completing questionnaire bullying behavior involvement teachers parents classmates bullying incidents results study show bullying still prevalent dutch schools 16 children aged 911 years reported bullied regular basis 55 reported regular active bullying current school term almost half bullied children tell teacher bullied teachers knew bullying often tried stop many cases bullying stayed even got worse regard active bullying neither majority teachers parents talked bullies behavior results stress importance regular communication children parents teachers health care professionals regard bullying incidents addition teachers need learn effective ways deal bullying incidents schools need adopt wholeschool approach antibullying interventions