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Old 11-08-2007, 10:28 AM
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I've only worked in two hospitals on 3 units, but I can say I've never seen a case of nursing eating their young.

I think there's high turnover sometimes, and I've seen some experienced nurses get burned out on precepting, because it's difficult and time consuming to train a new nurse. And if you put all that time and effort into someone for 2 months only to have them leave, it's disheartening.

I've seen experienced nurses who were less than enthusiastic about new nurses, but they didn't treat them badly in any way.

I don't think it's prevalent anymore, to be honest. But maybe I've been lucky.
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