Nurses are one of the health workers who are at risk of experiencing violence. In the last 10 years there has been a 110% spike in the rate of violent injuries to health care workers. Violence in the workplace can disrupt interpersonal relationships, damage people's self-esteem, affect physical and mental health and well-being, so that it will have an impact on the quality of care. This literature review uses a narrative review design which aims to find out the nurses' experiences of violence and aggressive treatment that have been experienced and seen. The article search method used the CINAHL database, PubMed database, and Science direct. The inclusion criteria for the articles used are articles with full text availability; in English and Indonesian, published in 2013-2022, are quantitative and qualitative research. Research respondents are nurses, and discuss the experiences of nurses against violence and aggressive treatment. In the article search, 12 articles were found that met the inclusion and exclusion criteria. Nurses' experiences regarding violence and aggression include physical, non-physical, emotional, psychological, and sexual violence. Nurses can be victims or perpetrators. One of the consequences of violence against nurses, one of which has an impact on a decrease in work. The physical violence experienced by nurses included being cornered, beaten, punched, bitten, stoned, grabbed, kicked, spat on, strangled, and threatened with sharp weapons. At the same time, non-physical violence against nurses more often took the form of verbal violence.

Background: The phenomenon of mental disorders is a phenomenon that continues to grow and has an influence on various aspects of life. One of the causes of mental disorders is the experience of traumatic events. Objectives: The purpose of this literature study is to find out what traumatic experiences the patient had before entering a mental hospital. Methods: The design used the narrative review method. The article search method used CINAHL, Pubmed, and Sciencedirect. The inclusion criteria were articles in English, a span of 10 years, full text, qualitative and quantitative, and respondents were patients in  a mental hospitals. Results: The number of articles found and analyzed in this literature study was 8 articles regarding the traumatic experience of patients before entering a mental home. Conclusion: The experiences of patients before entering a mental hospital include the experience childhood trauma, post-disaster trauma, emotional trauma, and physical trauma.