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Patricia Kunz Howard PhD RN CEN FAEN 《Rehabilitation nursing》2010,35(5):177-184
This article describes the risk factors and protective strategies associated with workplace violence perpetrated by patients and visitors against healthcare workers. Perpetrator risk factors for patients and visitors in healthcare settings include mental health disorders, drug or alcohol use, inability to deal with situational crises, possession of weapons, and being a victim of violence. Worker risk factors are gender, age, years of experience, hours worked, marital status, and previous workplace violence training. Setting and environmental risk factors for experiencing workplace violence include time of day and presence of security cameras. Protective strategies for combating the negative consequences of workplace violence include carrying a telephone, practicing self‐defense, instructing perpetrators to stop being violent, self‐ and social support, and limiting interactions with potential or known perpetrators of violence. Workplace violence is a serious and growing problem that affects all healthcare professionals. Strategies are needed to prevent workplace violence and manage the negative consequences experienced by healthcare workers following violent events. 相似文献
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Melanie A. Crowley MSN RN CEN Andrew Storer DNP RN CRNP Karen Heaton PhD FNP-BC CEN Mary Kathryn Naccarato MSN RN CEN HCRM Jean A. Proehl MN RN CEN CPEN FAEN Jason D. Moretz BSN RN CEN CTRN Suling Li PhD RN ENA Emergency Nursing Resources Development Committee 《Journal of emergency nursing》2011,37(3):246-251
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Debra Jackson RN PhD FACN Marie Hutchinson RN PhD Susan Barnason RN PhD APRN‐CNS FAEN FAHA FAAN William Li RN PhD Judy Mannix RN PhD MACN Stephen Neville RN PhD FCNA Donella Piper LLB PhD Tamara Power RN BN PhD Graeme D. Smith RN PhD Kim Usher RN PhD FACN FACMHN 《Journal of nursing management》2016,24(7):902-914