Bullying in medicine
BMJPublished 30 March 2002Open access
Teresa Field
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The stereotype of a bully as a tough dynamic manager who gets the job done is slowly changing as the authors begin to recognise that the sole purpose of bullying is to hide inadequacy and incompetence.
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