SCCM Resource Library-Danger Signs in the ICU

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The video discusses the prevalence and types of hospital violence, focusing on its triggers, warning signs, and potential strategies for prevention and management. It emphasizes the impact of violence on healthcare workers, noting that most incidents are perpetrated by patients or staff. Key triggers include emotional stress, past healthcare experiences, and communication issues. The video highlights the importance of training in conflict resolution and physical safety, the role of administrative support, and structural facility issues. Interventions like enhancing security, having emergency response teams, and psychological support, including the use of therapy animals, are recommended.

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One-Hour Concurrent Session | Clinician Safety: Threats of Violence in the Workplace and on Social Media

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Content Type Presentation

Membership Level Professional

Membership Level Select

Year 2024

Keywords

hospital violence

healthcare workers

conflict resolution

emergency response

psychological support

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