Developing and evaluating a customized evidence-based safety training program for healthcare staff: a quality improvement approach
The high risk of workplace violence (WPV) for workers in mental health care settings and the potentially serious impacts, both mental and physical, have prompted many hospitals to mandate behavioral safety skills training for their staff. There are, however, some considerable challenges to delivering this type of training. First, while there are international and national/regional guidelines for…
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