Violence in healthcare is a problem that has been extensively researched and analyzed. Current studies focus on the causes and destructive consequences of violence, and methods of combating it. However, there is a need to develop new solutions that can help eliminate violence in healthcare, which is affected by many factors. Considering this fact, this study addresses managerial solutions to reducing violence in healthcare. In this study, it is assumed that the destructive behavior of managers towards their subordinates also negatively affects patients and their relatives. The results obtained show that managerial behaviors hierarchically leak to the lower levels, employees take managers as role models and reflect the negative effects of these behaviors on patients in the provision of health services. Preventing destructive leadership behaviors contributes to employee's happiness and productivity and reduces violence in health. Health managers and practitioners should develop general working skills to reduce abuse supervision and prevent violence in health.