Nurses and body art

Tattoos have become increasingly popular in the U.S. among the general population. Furthermore, the popularity of body art, primarily tattoos, among nursing students generates issues about professionalism in academics and in clinical settings. Nursing faculty are faced with conflicting views on cultural awareness, professionalism, and self-expression. With nursing viewed as one of the most trusted professions, the policy of covering tattoos should be discussed, and more research is necessary.

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Tattoos in Nursing

Williams

Wright

Leigh

et al. 2019

Journal of Christian Nursing

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An observational study of patients’ attitudes to tattoos and piercings on their physicians: the ART study

et al. 2018

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Nurses and body art

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Tattoos in Nursing

Tattoos in Nursing

An observational study of patients’ attitudes to tattoos and piercings on their physicians: the ART study

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