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Tables
Table 1
Selected characteristics of nurses providing direct care in hospitals or long-term
care facilities, Canada, 2005
Table 2
Number and percentage reporting physical assault by a patient over past 12
months, by selected characteristics, nurses providing direct care in hospitals
or long-term care facilities, Canada, 2005
Table 3
Number and percentage reporting emotional abuse by a patient over past 12
months, by selected characteristics, nurses providing direct care in hospitals
or long-term care facilities, Canada, 2005
Table 4
Odds ratios relating workplace climate factors to physical assault/emotional abuse by a patient over past 12 months,
nurses providing direct care in hospitals or long-term care facilities, Canada, 2005
Tables A Odds ratios relating workplace climate factors and other selected characteristics to physical assault by a patient over past 12 months, nurses providing direct care in hospitals or long-term care facilities, Canada, 2005
Table B
Odds ratios relating workplace climate factors and other selected characteristics to emotional abuse from a patient over past 12 months, nurses providing direct care in hospitals or long-term care facilities, Canada, 2005
Figures
Figure 1
Percentage reporting physical assault by a patient over past 12 months, by
clinical area of employment, nurses providing direct care in hospitals or long-term
care facilities, Canada, 2005
Figure 2
Percentage reporting emotional abuse by a patient over past 12 months, by
clinical area of employment, nurses providing direct care in hospitals or long-term
care facilities, Canada, 2005
