Correlates of Mobbing among Medical Residents in a University General Hospital: The Experience from Greece and Review of Literature
The term “mobbing” (moral harassment) in the workplace is defined as the systematic and persistent intimidation, the insult, the exclusion, and the unfair behavior toward a target person. There is little experience regarding mobbing in Greek hospitals, especially among medical residents. In this stu...
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IntechOpen
2022
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