T he Joint Commission (2008) stated, “Intimidating and disruptive behaviors can foster medical errors, contribute to poor patient satisfaction and to preventable adverse outcomes, increase the cost of care, and cause qualified clinicians, administrators and managers to seek new positions in more professional environments” (p. 1). With the new Medicare reimbursement mechanisms for hospitals, the...

This paper examines the ways people engage in political conversation triggered by exposure to news two different informal platforms Brazil: Facebook and websites. We analyze extent which disagreement is associated discursive traits that are commonly with deliberative behavior, such as directly engaging others, trying justify one’s views, negative traits, incivility. The contributions of this ca...

Over the course of covid-19 pandemic, scientific debate has become increasingly polarised and politicised. Rather than being a new cultural moment, Agnes Arnold-Forster argues that anger, incivility, unprofessional conduct have always played part in topical debates

It has been well established that politicians attack their competitors to reach political goals. As such, there is a considerable amount of literature on behaviour. However, this almost exclusively investigates behaviour during campaigns, and so far, few studies have addressed the nature attacks more routine times in parliaments. This article aims fill gap by examining in-parliament and, specif...

Abstract Positing Muslim positionality in Europe as an undercaste helps to make sense of how cultural stratification, rooted associations with incivility, has resulted deep and unrelenting inequalities experienced by diverse Muslims. Based on two years ethnographic research a community Berlin well survey secondary research, this paper both theorizes empirically showcases the process which Musli...