patient abuse

Why Does Patient Abuse Occur?

Several factors contribute to patient abuse in nursing settings:
Staffing shortages leading to overworked and stressed caregivers
Lack of proper training and supervision for nursing staff
Inadequate screening and background checks during hiring
Poor organizational culture that does not prioritize patient safety
Insufficient reporting mechanisms for abuse and neglect

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