Nearly HALF of nurses have been victims of racial discrimination in the past year Nearly half of nurses claim they have been victims of racial discrimination over the past year, research suggests.
The Nursing Times asked 1,000 nurses from across the UK if they have ever been unjustly treated at work because of their ethnicity.
Forty-eight per cent said they had personally experienced 'racial discrimination or disadvantage' in the past 12 months.
In nearly a fifth of cases (19 per cent), patients or their families were behind the vicious verbal attacks. The Daily Mail
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The Nursing Times asked 1,000 nurses from across the UK if they have ever been unjustly treated at work because of their ethnicity.
Forty-eight per cent said they had personally experienced 'racial discrimination or disadvantage' in the past 12 months.
In nearly a fifth of cases (19 per cent), patients or their families were behind the vicious verbal attacks. The Daily Mail
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